Adrian Tung

Different people have different tolerances to quality and noise, so I think you may get varying answers here. Personally, on auto ISO I don't let it go over 1600, but I may set the ISO manually to ...

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...but I'd like as much as technology has to offer for post production before that final output.

The Olympus TG-870 has a "sportcam" mode which essentially mimics an action camera. It doesn't support 4K though. However I do agree with the above poster that you will be better off with a much ...

Apologies if someone has asked, and you have answered this in another thread before, but what sort of filter system are you using for your RX100 cameras?

Because marketing-wise, popular social media creators (with their large number of followers) will get the new system a whole lot more visibility for cheap, than with pros.

The X3000 has a known issue with microphone input. See here for more details: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/60989884

It seems that you've already made your decision about the M6 but for what it's worth, here are my thoughts. I gave it a try -- set the shutter to electronic, H burst mode, held down the shutter ...

FWIW, I'm also going through similar hoops in learning Resolve. I'd be trying to do a video in Resolve, come across a technical hurdle, decide I can't spend too much time figuring it out and go ...

In general, there are two ways that a camcorder (or a digital camera, for that matter) record a high frame rate that is suitable for slow motion. The first method treats the video as normal, i.e. ...

I suppose in good light, modern sensors are already pretty good and video gets a much bigger leeway over stills (after all, FHD is "only" 2MP and 4K is "only" 8MP). It's only when light levels ...

It's hard to give recommendations without knowing what you're going to do with it. You'll need to consider things like video features (4k? 240fps? etc), battery life, available mounting options, ...

Just chiming in like the others, 12-40 is pretty fast and responsive on the G9 despite not supporting DFD for that lens.

And as I have mentioned earlier, for your use case I think you are better served by those other cameras that are not environmentally sealed or waterproof, since those kinds of enclosures just ...

I would try another mic to see if the mic port on your computer is defective. The phantom power explanation sounds dubious... detection is one thing, the support of phantom power is another thing ...

I think one issue with your usage scenario is that the cameras you use are both inherently weatherproof (the Keymission is waterproof right from the get go) -- and it makes sense that those kind ...

The GX9 will most likely provide better image quality than the 1-inch sensor compacts, especially when paired with a nice lens, but it won't be pocketable -- not really an issue if you are using a ...

Depending on the stitching program that you use, it may offer you several methods, some of which produce more "distortion" than others. You should familiarize yourself with all the methods since ...

You haven't mentioned what sort of riding you're doing (touring, commuting, trail/cx/mtb, road, etc?) and/or how you plan on carrying the camera (shoulder strap? handlebar bag? top tube bag? etc) ...

Could that be the time/date when you copied the files from the camera or memory card to the computer, as opposed to the time/date when you actually took the video? Either that, or since it is ...