BobKo

I have a G9M2 (okay, technically it's my wife's camera), and it's good to know there is an affordable large eye cup. I use my right eye, but she likes using the display. A larger eye cup might be ...

Thanks for sharing that.

That's a nice list!

FWIW, B&H Photo has a Lexar V60 X1800 128GB SD for sale at $40, which is the best cost/performance I have seen. Although the card is rated at V60, its Lexar performance spec is X1800 (which is ...

Glad to hear that you figured this out.

Thanks. The problem may be a communication issue between the camera and the unusual lens arrangement that you're using. Since you have the lens set for f11, if it opens to a wider aperture, it can ...

Do you have a Panasonic lens you can try? I've done many timelapses with my GH5 with pretty consistent results, but I use only Panasonic lenses. Here is a GH5 timelapse I did showing the blossoming ...

I don't understand it, but there are still directors out there that insist on shooting film. I write for trade journals in the video industry (mostly TV Technology magazine), and noticed that ...

I did not get a chance to test this last night, but today should be more open for me. Stay tuned.

Just to put Panasonic's official word on this discussion, I had sent Panasonic Customer Service the question: Does the G9M2 work with the DMW-FL70 flash? A few minutes ago, I got the official answer: ...

Thanks!

Okay. I have a project to complete this afternoon, but I can possibly work on your test this evening.

What exactly are you trying to do? Please give me your settings, so that I set my camera the same way.

The Panasonic S5IIX can put a waveform monitor on the display. If you know how to read a waveform monitor (a very popular tool in the video industry for decades), it will show you when the image ...

I have done focus transitions many times on my GH5 -- in fact, I have an instructional video about it: https://youtu.be/cLX0lJn-Odo I have done focus transitions just a handful of times on the GH6, ...

I did a record test on my G9II using 10-bit 4:2:2 400 Mbps, and it filled up the 128GB SD card in 89 minutes. The video was perfect. I shot indoors and the camera got a little warm, but otherwise ...

Glad to hear that you figured it out. Just because I can, here's a slow-motion video I shot of a hummingbird. I shot it with a Panasonic GH6, which can do 10X slow motion (300 fps):

What are you using to playback the files you record? When you record at the FHD 240fps setting, you are recording at 8X slow motion. (Assuming you live in a 30fps country, such as the US, Canada ...

I only have experience with one camera. But when I broke a $1,000 camera in 5 years because I put too much weight on its hotshoe, it was a strong lesson. I'm never doing that again.

I know when I come here that there will be lots of discussion about Olympus people taking photos, and sometimes I just don't want to bother shouting into the abyss. I'm a Panasonic guy who mostly ...