FeralFoto

Regarding portraits and depth of field, I think you mean if you need less depth of field. More DOF means more is in focus, not less. At least that what it meant when I started over 30 years ago.

She scares you doesn't she? Good.

I’ve been using two GX85s for two years. I find the auto white balance as well as daylight to be somewhat too cool and too cyan in daylight conditions. It’s one of the reasons some don’t like the ...

👍👍. And this American finds him hilarious.

You asked without any qualifiers. He's a pro landscape photographer who uses a G9.

James Popsys: http://www.jamespopsys.com. Check out his YouTube channel too.

Very nice. Also, it's not out of focus, the stars are blurry in the reflection in the bottom half. Looks like Mono Lake.

I checked again, and you are correct. Not sure why I thought you could do that. Great camera either way.

I own two GX85s and if you fine tune the auto white balance first, it fine tunes them all. After that, you can adjust them individually.

One thing I found helps color rendering on the GX85 is to adjust the default white balance two steps toward yellow and one step toward magenta. If you do it from clicking the white balance button...

I have two GX85s and have never had a problem with the strap lug. It seems to naturally fall between my index and middle finger. Having said this, I've found the cameras fatiguing to use with ...

@Foto64

Additional fact: You can't even be bothered to read the paper you think "supports" your view.

One more thing. Here's a little graphic on the warming trends since the last ice age, since you've repeated that tired canard below. https://www.xkcd.com/1732/

You've cited a 2007 article. If you actually read the source article, you'll find this statement, “The coupling of these processes with albedo changes could produce a surface-atmosphere feedback...