Mark9473

Will you be using a tracking mount? Otherwise I would avoid very slow optics.

The most irrelevant news item ever on this site?

Yes, obviously, if one doesn't overexpose then the highlights won't be blown. I'm not much of a theoretician. What matters to me, in practice, is that on my G80 clipped highlights at ISO 100 look ...

On the G85 use ISO 160 if you want to have the highest possible dynamic range and avoid magenta clipped highlights.

Look for a camcorder-oriented forum.

Still the same on the G80. It's not that there is a high risk of clipping the highlights - the camera has enough tools to precisely expose the way you want. But in a high contrast scene if you ...

Which shooting mode are you in? Try something straightforward like aperture priority. If that's not it, tell us more about your camera settings.

Yes, absolutely.

All nice and interesting, but the fact remains that a great many people (not necessarily on this forum) will not consider such an expensive camera if it has a small sensor. Certainly most of those ...

It's the difference between being able to potentially sell hundreds of a $3K camera, and being able to sell thousands.

I agree with their conclusion, but how could they get things so wrong - the sensor is 4x smaller than FF.

If that's their business model then I agree with the the OP: it's not looking good for Panasonic.

I think they would be ecstatic at 11% market share.

For low light shooting, those are just more of the same, no? The mark 2 is not an SWD lens. I don't think a constant aperture 12-60 exists. There is only one version.

Let me guess, opinions from people that haven't used adapted lenses? There's quite some documentation here on DPR as well as on PetaPixel, if you do a search. Thanks for adding to that.

Not a large grip; might be a factor for wildlife shooting with long lenses. No exposure compensation with auto-ISO in manual mode. EXIF doesn't include the lens focal length even if you set it for ...

The Panasonic 14-140 Mk.II is the better lens from all the comparisons I've seen. I have this lens and it really is surprisingly good. Just make sure you get the current version II.

I'd say the organizers have come to their senses. They want to transition from having a show every two years to having it every year. Doesn't make sense then to have one a good half year after the ...

Here's an adapter with a built-in (removable) tripod foot: http://www.metabones.com/products/details/MB_NFG-X-BM1

I sympathize, but I think that ship has sailed. 😏