rashid7

CRAP LIGHT! (u gotta chase down some better lighting conditions)

I would offer the counterpoint that many of these blogs (Kirk's VSL, Thom Hogan, Cameraergonomics, Lensrentals, m4/3 Rumors, Lenstips, and even Ken?) are rather informative.  And there are some ...

the most important thing u can do is to actually try them in hand.  The 12-100 is twice the weight (& more than twice the $).  It gives up 50mm on the long end, but might make up some of that in ...

yes, I have that fine lens... and i am sure you can get some nice shallow DoF if needed on tripod! What i am talking about is general (amateur) hand-held travel videos.

oops,   thanks for spotting my mistake!  Please disregard my comments.  The 12-60 will be excellent, and is both affordable and WR.  But I still encourage you to beware of primes.  I carry the 20 ...

I have owned most of the primes, and still own several.  They are not that useful, unless u are limited to faster shutter speeds.  Generally you will not notice any advantage in resolution over a ...

i noticed u want to do video? An unstabilized prime is not the way to go.  Your video stabilization will be noticeably smoother with a Lumix stabilized zoom (12-32) If u really want a longer range ...

sorry, but u aren't making sense to me.  What happened to the 12-32?  It is tiny, sharp, &only $100 as a kit.  I would add a 45-150 for the occasional wildlife, skip primes, unless u like to try ...

NICE!   top 1/4 maybe?

the dif between v1 & v2 is only about 1/2 stop

i wouldn't sell yourself short.  In every endeavor there are naturals;  the rest of us have to work at it.  If u put a lot of time and thot into it... look at other folks' work, and art in ...

The mft version is smaller and less expensive... designated C (contemporary) vs A (art) forDSLR

The 2nd Lumix is definitely superior in every way!

sony RX10iv

LOVE the silhouettes in that 1st shot

+1 !

Very nice share!

Love it when that happens!

Fun shots... all of u!

Rushing my video movements... I am generally centered, calm and soft on the trigger squeeze with photos.  Not so much with video 😕