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Dial set to "movie" mode, shutter priority (1/50s) and auto iso.

Quick update ... I just tested the GX85 with the Pannny 12-35/2.8 and this combo does vary exposure in a step-less manner when shooting video in movie mode.  Video quality is very impressive. ...

The focus tab is plastic. What do you expect for $8000?

Sounds like you need help ... read on:

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It seems odd that the stepless aperture function would work in photo mode but not in video mode. Surely this is a firmware bug.

I tested a GX85 at my local store with both the kit lens as well as a 42.5/1.7.  Both lenses are supposed to incorporate step-less aperture control for smooth exposure adjustments.  But this is ...

Sure, I do this with the LX100.  But, for whatever reason, it's never been an issue with Sony (RX100IV, A7RII).  I shoot video on the Sony's in shutter priority mode and let aperture and ISO ...

Looks great. Thanks.

It seems that in a couple of clips, the GX85 dealt with the varying lighting conditions by making quite abrupt exposure adjustments.  My Panasonic LX100 behaved the same way.

The GX85, like all Panasonics, deploys only contrast detect AF which severely hampers continuous AF performance for both still as well as video. This video will give you an idea of how well the ...

Lloyd Chambers sums this issue up...

I owned both the B25 and FE28 and ended up selling the latter.  As with almost all lenses, the key differentiator in performance is when shooting at wider apertures.  My sample of the B25 is as ...

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An Aussie special edition would fail big time ... we are not so gullible.

I ditched my GM1 and LX100 for this very reason, lack of articulated LCD.  It is damn near impossible to shoot video outdoors with a fixed LCD.  You could use the EVF but it's tough on the eyes ...

Good luck shooting video outdoors with a fixed LCD. I tried desperately with my GM1 and LX100 but gave up in the end.

I know many that use the A7S and A7RII professionally, including myself, and they have been superb. Batteries are as cheap as chips. Crashes have never been issue. They're by no means perfect,...

Sony is the only company bringing something new to the table. What's there to say about Olympus or Panasonic, with their same old same old 16mp sensors? Does Oympus even bother to offer 4K? FUJI...

The sensor in the Fuji F30 is a fraction of the size of the FF sensor in the RX1. So small, in fact, you need a microscope to see it.

Why are all the muppets whinging about price. The only competition is the Leica Q which costs $1000 more and has the same sensor tech as the first generation RX1.