Thanks for a great and cheery video. Liked it all: catching birds in flight and the slow mo was breathtaking. Given the price of the GH6 and that I just bought a G9 (an upgrade for me 🙂) I think I will have to wait until 2024 or so for a GH6. In the meantime I can enjoy your and other MFT user videos. Thanks!
@@joestrahl6980 you will love the g9, dont forget the firmware updates and the updates for focus stacking in camera! first digital camera i had that actually had updates that expanded the cameras utilities like that
id be interested to see what the gh6 is like compared to say the om1 or GH4 compared to the EM1 mk3 when it comes to something like birds in flight or action photography, could even throw in a DSLR to compare to the two mirrorless.
Guess the algorithms found me. This is the first time I've seen your channel. You're a kick & a delight & very informative. I especially loved this video b/c I am a "bird nird." I appreciate all the technical information you impart, even though I will have to watch this over and over, plus take notes (old brain.) I became addicted to birds about 15 years ago. I love your shots and the beautiful birds that you have on your side of "The Pond!" While not as technically oriented, in my bird outings, I absorb the entire process of being in nature (fair weather, that is), observing, learning, shooting. If I get any photos half as good as yours, that is a triumph for me. Been shooting Olympus since 1978 with the Olympus OM1 MD and all Olympus lenses. Digital provides so much instant gratification and editing is kinda like the excitement of having film processed. Now fortunate to own OM1 Mark i and Mark ii, along with a 40-150mm & 75-300mm; I even use an adapter & my "Old School" primes. Now, if someone would just drop a 100-400mm in my lap, my life would be complete! Thanks so much for your videos! Oh yes! One last observation: You refer to "hides" while we call them "blinds." Frankly, "hides" makes more sense; afterall, I don't know that a photographer can be blind and hopefully the birds aren't blind! Love the differences between British English & American English: cousins yet to different.
Finally someone did a bird shoot with the GH6!! I have been looking at this for a while but no one has reviewed or shown any bird shoots. Definitely getting this camera and subscribing! Awesome shots!
Some fabulous images there and great to see what the GH6 can do. The high ISO image quality is amazing, shows how far cameras have come. Some good tips on how to take bird photos, wait for them rather than trying to follow them and your posture too while waiting between shot. I`m rubbish on bird and nature photography but still like to try it. loved Rebecca`s images too. Hope you both had a lovely day and looking forward to more of your images with the GH6. Thank you.
Thank you for such a lovely comment! Yes we had a great day and Rebecca is so very talented, I need to join her on one of her acrobatic photo shoots one day soon!
using the eye as a tip lol. but so true. here's a tip when you haven't stationed the camera (free hand held). if you see a scene and are ready to shoot, bring the camera up to your eye while your eye is still focused on the bird. this keeps the scene pretty much the same (so long as the bird doesn't move).
I enjoyed this video...some good tips and I love love your enthusiasm. I am becoming more and more impressed with the capabilities of the GH6 and am right on the cusp of ordering one.
@@MicroFourNerds Got it today with 12-60mm lens. So far I'm just familiarizing myself with all its features. Also got the Lumix 100-400mm lens but can't seem to get the dual stabilization working. I'll try updating the firmware for both lens and camera body and see if that fixes it. Any suggestions? Dual stabilization does work with the 12-60mm lens. Anyway, I think I'm going to love this camera.
Absolutely enchanting, Emily! And the birds were charming too! Great tips and demonstration of the GH6 capabilities. There's one thing I kept waiting for, didn't see it so I watched again. You recorded in 4k and FHD. The video was great, but I waited for the next step: 4K photos. Lumix missed a tool in the GH6 that they promoted previously, but it's still possible to get 5.7k/4k/FHD photos from video. At high fps and shutter speeds with high quality/low compression, the GH6 might just blow the roof off limits for bird/wildlife photography! This microfournerds challenge is waiting for someone to dare go where no one's dared go, yet!😀
Loving your recent content. The GH6 just makes me smile every time I use it. I left MFT for Sony but didn't like the trade offs, the GH6 bought me back and I am back in love with photos and video. I think the ISO performance at sub 10,000 beats the Sony. Whether that is just really good noise reduction in camera, I don't know, but it feels magic.
Yes I totally agree, I think a lot of it might be in camera, but the noise in the gh6 is very manageable and when it’s there looks… pleasing? It’s magic!
Thank you! I am a big fan of “one area plus human detect” most of the time - great results! I changed the human detect to “human/animal” for this shoot. Very snappy and especially handy when shooting through branches. It knew right where to focus. Some of the “bird in flight” photos were happening so fast, so I locked my focus on the branches parallel to the action and it worked really well 😊
@@MicroFourNerds Great to hear. I use that human/animal detection a lot with birding on my G9 too, and I quite like it. I'm so tempted to get the GH6, but I'm not into video that much. Just my UA-cam stuff. I'm hoping for a G9 successor. Perhaps your friend Rebecca is as well. Fingers crossed! Cheers!
I love your videos so much! I've been toying with the idea of the GH6 for event and bird shooting. I'm not a video shooter though, just stills. I loved your woodpecker footage! :)
Thanks so much! I really hope they bring out a newer version of the photo-centric G9, which was the photography version of the GH5. That would be ideal for you, though the gh6 is just a joy as well. Fingers crossed! 🤞
Beautiful impressive work and thank you for all of the tips throughout the video!!! I'd love to know what shutter angle or speed you were using during the slow motion footage???
I try to stick to 180 shutter angle, but sometimes crank it a bit. Usually for 120p 4k I’ll use 1/250th. And the 240p in hd I use 1/500th light permitting. For the birds though to free a bit of the motion more firmly in place I don’t mind cranking it a bit more!
Flipping heck that's a clean M43 sensor you're tempting Emily! :D Years back I had the GH3 and G81/85 but ultimately moved them on being mainly astro. I'm Fuji and Sony at the moment but you've got me wanting to add a Pany back into the mix lol
Great video! Love your mft content, I've got my first ever camera gx80 3 years ago after watching your videos and I love it to this day :) I use dxo photolab to get rid of noise and it performs incredibly well on mft. It's deepprime denoise does ai magic, so photos look clean with all the details preserved even while pixel peeping. Worth checking out for mft, it has not half bad auto adjustments as well.
Reminds me of Helicopter spotting where I apply most of the tips you've mentioned. But I'd never go as fast as 1/2000s and ISO 10,000 (my Sony A6300 can't handle that in combination with the SEL 55-210mm - way too much image noise!). For me up to 1/800s and ISO 1,250 at f/6.3 are the maximum.
Thanks I got a bas case of g.a.s. Want the s5 with the panisonic 16-35mm f4 Can't decide get the om-1 or Gh6 My lens I use Olympus l2-100m panasonic use 100-400mm 42.5mm 12mm Don't use collection of omd lenses Panasonic 12-35mm 35-100mm 45-200mm
Really enjoyed this one. I wanted to ask you something that has been on my mind. You touched on it in this video. I've heard different things over the years from different people, but what do you think? Is it better to record in 120 4K and slow it down in the timeline? I'm talking about video quality wise. Of course the benefits are cool having auto focus and sound but some say it's better to do the slo mo in camera using variable frame rate when it comes to quality. Can you tell me what you think. I love everything about you and your channel. THANK YOU!
I would say with the gh6 there is no benefit using variable frame rate. So long as you’ve got the right shutter speed so it looks good when you slow it down, I’d much rather have auto focus and the option to use the clip as a normal clip if I want to as well. In terms of quality I think they’re exactly the same (10 bit 4:2:0) for 4k 120p 😊
Great shots just what i was after. Using a G90 at the mo and maybe when i win the lottery i'll look at the GH6 though rather hoping they bring out a smaller version of it for photography rather than the video which i never use.
I’m hoping for the same thing! Not everyone needs the fancy video gestures but so many people will benefit from the new photography stuff. Fingers crossed!
Your initial review and hands-on approach to the GH6 is what made me sell both my Fujifilm cameras and get a GH6, my first Panasonic. Truly, truly loving it so far! Thank you for steering me in the "right path" (if there ever is such a thing), and for making GH6-related content :)
I love my GH5 and definitely looking at the GH6. My one gripe is when using the 100-400 at max focal length regardless of tripod I struggle to get rid of shake. The stabilization (Camera and lens) is fantastic, but for some reason after a few seconds into a locked off shot it thinks its solved the problem and it reverts back to the shake, handheld isn't so much an issue as it seems to recognise genuine movement, its such a shame because for the few seconds it does work it looks amazing for those distance shots on windy days. Have you ever noticed this issue before?
I think sometimes it’s better to turn all stabilisation off when using any lens on a tripod, as it can confuse the camera exactly like you’re describing. Maybe turn it off (I think just the button on the lens will disable the lens and camera stabilisation automatically) and see if you still have the issue?
I'm using the Gh5 for bird photography and I was interesting for the Gh6, I like very much your photos and videos and made me want the Gh6 more 😁 How it feels in your hands as it's bulkier than the Gh5, does it bothers you?
It is a little bit bulkier, but because the majority of that size is the new cooling fan that it has, it really isn’t much heavier to me. They’re close enough that I still pick the wrong one up by accident 😁
I know right?! I didn’t realise the light had gotten so low, and to be fair for that shot I didn’t really need such a high shutter… my jaw dropped when I read the metadata 😂 I don’t use any fancy noise reduction software as well, just basic default settings in Lightroom. So impressed! My poor gh5 would have been a mess haha
@@MicroFourNerds i'd love to see the non edited version. It doesnt look like there is NR. Good job Panasonic ! I'm still waiting for fuji to release something exciting on 2022
@@MicroFourNerds I would suggest to give pure raw a try. They have a nice free demo version that you can try for a month. Was personally shocked how much higher I can go with my G9 in terms of ISO now. This vid was enjoyable to watch. Birds can be challenging to catch right, but you managed!
I believe if you lowered your burst rate down to 60fps you could take an advantage of the DR boost mode in photo. I might be beneficial to your photos as they are very noisy, I must say.
@@MicroFourNerdsI am not here to diss GH6. I own one and try to learn it in same scenarios as you do. Noise is a personal preference. Most pictures looks fine, but the one at 1:59 looks very noisy despite it is only ISO 2000. The ones from 4:22 less so, but much more than many others. And since I can't see it at stationary subjects, I assume it is something with settings. From what I read and saw on DPReview, noise in shadows at higher ISOs when DR Boost in disengaged is very high. And at 75fps DR boost is being switched off. You don't have to take my advice, but seriously, this 25% increase in burst rate is in my opinion not worth sacrificing what looks like at least 2EV or even 3EV in noise performance.
@@przybylskipawel that’s a very good tip about the payoff between 75fps and keeping the noise reduction on, very interesting and I’ll definitely keep it in mind going forward thank you 🙏 the 75fps is a pain sometimes, the write time means I might miss something after the burst, along with the added noise implications.
@@MicroFourNerds That is why I use 60fps. Although to be honest AF-S is big downside to me. With moving bird I need to constantly refocus. This is mainly a video camera for me. Concerts and so on. Wildlife was only tertiary aplication. But burst capabilities with AF-C are bit disappointing. Something like at least 15fps would be welcome, although before that I thought 20fps electronic would be a minimum. But 8...? :/
I think this might be a great idea going forward and for this video - I’m away for a week now, but I’ll try to post a blog post with the downloads when I get back 😊
I shot half of this with that beautiful lens, and half with the 35-100mm me and Rebecca were taking turns with it. Joys of having the same camera system! Haha
So impressed with the iso capabilities of the gh6 so far!! Which photo was your fave??
I especially like the one where they are flying up to meet each other at the feeder, very cool
Thanks for a great and cheery video. Liked it all: catching birds in flight and the slow mo was breathtaking.
Given the price of the GH6 and that I just bought a G9 (an upgrade for me 🙂) I think I will have to wait until 2024 or so for a GH6. In the meantime I can enjoy your and other MFT user videos. Thanks!
@@joestrahl6980 the G9 is still superb! my friend Rebecca got some brilliant photos during this hide trip with hers 😁
@@joestrahl6980 you will love the g9, dont forget the firmware updates and the updates for focus stacking in camera! first digital camera i had that actually had updates that expanded the cameras utilities like that
id be interested to see what the gh6 is like compared to say the om1 or GH4 compared to the EM1 mk3 when it comes to something like birds in flight or action photography, could even throw in a DSLR to compare to the two mirrorless.
Brilliant. Wonderful footage from GH6. What a relief to see such great shots from MFT in the midst of all the FF hype.
Guess the algorithms found me. This is the first time I've seen your channel. You're a kick & a delight & very informative. I especially loved this video b/c I am a "bird nird." I appreciate all the technical information you impart, even though I will have to watch this over and over, plus take notes (old brain.) I became addicted to birds about 15 years ago. I love your shots and the beautiful birds that you have on your side of "The Pond!" While not as technically oriented, in my bird outings, I absorb the entire process of being in nature (fair weather, that is), observing, learning, shooting. If I get any photos half as good as yours, that is a triumph for me. Been shooting Olympus since 1978 with the Olympus OM1 MD and all Olympus lenses. Digital provides so much instant gratification and editing is kinda like the excitement of having film processed. Now fortunate to own OM1 Mark i and Mark ii, along with a 40-150mm & 75-300mm; I even use an adapter & my "Old School" primes. Now, if someone would just drop a 100-400mm in my lap, my life would be complete! Thanks so much for your videos! Oh yes! One last observation: You refer to "hides" while we call them "blinds." Frankly, "hides" makes more sense; afterall, I don't know that a photographer can be blind and hopefully the birds aren't blind! Love the differences between British English & American English: cousins yet to different.
Finally someone did a bird shoot with the GH6!! I have been looking at this for a while but no one has reviewed or shown any bird shoots. Definitely getting this camera and subscribing! Awesome shots!
Thank you! Yes, I’m by no means an expert in this style of photography, so if I can get good results anyone can with this camera!
10000 ISO looks amazing. Definitely has a little noise, but it just looks like some old school film grain. I love it.
Some fabulous images there and great to see what the GH6 can do. The high ISO image quality is amazing, shows how far cameras have come. Some good tips on how to take bird photos, wait for them rather than trying to follow them and your posture too while waiting between shot. I`m rubbish on bird and nature photography but still like to try it. loved Rebecca`s images too. Hope you both had a lovely day and looking forward to more of your images with the GH6. Thank you.
Thank you for such a lovely comment! Yes we had a great day and Rebecca is so very talented, I need to join her on one of her acrobatic photo shoots one day soon!
These videos are out of this world!! I was there and missed half of this incredible footage 😂 incredible as always you crazy talented lady 🥰😍
Such a brill day. I need to come to a silks shoot for our next outing! 😍📸
using the eye as a tip lol. but so true. here's a tip when you haven't stationed the camera (free hand held). if you see a scene and are ready to shoot, bring the camera up to your eye while your eye is still focused on the bird. this keeps the scene pretty much the same (so long as the bird doesn't move).
Thanks for sharing (and a great shirt, too!)
Emily! You are awesome!
Love your channel name! Also, fun video and nice images!
I enjoyed this video...some good tips and I love love your enthusiasm. I am becoming more and more impressed with the capabilities of the GH6 and am right on the cusp of ordering one.
I am very bias, of course haha, but I don’t think you’ll regret it I’d you do buy one! 📸
@@MicroFourNerds I ordered it!! 🙂
@@ivandubinsky1857 wooooo!
@@MicroFourNerds Got it today with 12-60mm lens. So far I'm just familiarizing myself with all its features. Also got the Lumix 100-400mm lens but can't seem to get the dual stabilization working. I'll try updating the firmware for both lens and camera body and see if that fixes it. Any suggestions? Dual stabilization does work with the 12-60mm lens. Anyway, I think I'm going to love this camera.
Some fantastic images Emily, well done!
Your bird shots are beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing your experiences with this type of shoot.
Some very nice captures of the birds in flight.
Again another excellent video
You keep giving me reasons why I need to quickly upgrade from GH5 to GH6
Thanks for stopping by it’s always appreciated! ☺️📸
Absolutely enchanting, Emily! And the birds were charming too! Great tips and demonstration of the GH6 capabilities. There's one thing I kept waiting for, didn't see it so I watched again. You recorded in 4k and FHD. The video was great, but I waited for the next step: 4K photos. Lumix missed a tool in the GH6 that they promoted previously, but it's still possible to get 5.7k/4k/FHD photos from video. At high fps and shutter speeds with high quality/low compression, the GH6 might just blow the roof off limits for bird/wildlife photography! This microfournerds challenge is waiting for someone to dare go where no one's dared go, yet!😀
That’s a very interesting point! I bet the stills from the video would be superb 😁
@@MicroFourNerds Go forth and prove it👍😊
Loving your recent content. The GH6 just makes me smile every time I use it. I left MFT for Sony but didn't like the trade offs, the GH6 bought me back and I am back in love with photos and video. I think the ISO performance at sub 10,000 beats the Sony. Whether that is just really good noise reduction in camera, I don't know, but it feels magic.
Yes I totally agree, I think a lot of it might be in camera, but the noise in the gh6 is very manageable and when it’s there looks… pleasing? It’s magic!
Really pleasing video with good tips.
First video and already loving the channel! Keep it up
Love seeing birds from other parts of the world. Beautiful! Emily, what auto-focus mode did you find most successful?
Thank you! I am a big fan of “one area plus human detect” most of the time - great results! I changed the human detect to “human/animal” for this shoot. Very snappy and especially handy when shooting through branches. It knew right where to focus.
Some of the “bird in flight” photos were happening so fast, so I locked my focus on the branches parallel to the action and it worked really well 😊
@@MicroFourNerds Great to hear. I use that human/animal detection a lot with birding on my G9 too, and I quite like it. I'm so tempted to get the GH6, but I'm not into video that much. Just my UA-cam stuff. I'm hoping for a G9 successor. Perhaps your friend Rebecca is as well. Fingers crossed! Cheers!
I love your videos so much! I've been toying with the idea of the GH6 for event and bird shooting. I'm not a video shooter though, just stills. I loved your woodpecker footage! :)
Thanks so much! I really hope they bring out a newer version of the photo-centric G9, which was the photography version of the GH5. That would be ideal for you, though the gh6 is just a joy as well. Fingers crossed! 🤞
@@MicroFourNerds 🤓that would be great!
So helpful thank you 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Beautiful impressive work and thank you for all of the tips throughout the video!!! I'd love to know what shutter angle or speed you were using during the slow motion footage???
I try to stick to 180 shutter angle, but sometimes crank it a bit. Usually for 120p 4k I’ll use 1/250th. And the 240p in hd I use 1/500th light permitting.
For the birds though to free a bit of the motion more firmly in place I don’t mind cranking it a bit more!
What a nice video!!!!!! Thanks!!!
Flipping heck that's a clean M43 sensor you're tempting Emily! :D Years back I had the GH3 and G81/85 but ultimately moved them on being mainly astro. I'm Fuji and Sony at the moment but you've got me wanting to add a Pany back into the mix lol
Join the dark side mwhahahahahahaha
Nice Tipps, thx a lot
Those shots look amazing!
Got inspired!
Greetings from Sweden.
Great video! Love your mft content, I've got my first ever camera gx80 3 years ago after watching your videos and I love it to this day :)
I use dxo photolab to get rid of noise and it performs incredibly well on mft. It's deepprime denoise does ai magic, so photos look clean with all the details preserved even while pixel peeping. Worth checking out for mft, it has not half bad auto adjustments as well.
Amazing, I love the gx80 📸 I’ve heard lots of good things about this noise program I might need to check it out!
Reminds me of Helicopter spotting where I apply most of the tips you've mentioned. But I'd never go as fast as 1/2000s and ISO 10,000 (my Sony A6300 can't handle that in combination with the SEL 55-210mm - way too much image noise!). For me up to 1/800s and ISO 1,250 at f/6.3 are the maximum.
Thanks I got a bas case of g.a.s.
Want the s5 with the panisonic 16-35mm f4
Can't decide get the om-1 or
Gh6
My lens I use
Olympus l2-100m
panasonic use 100-400mm 42.5mm
12mm
Don't use collection of omd lenses
Panasonic 12-35mm 35-100mm 45-200mm
Really enjoyed this one. I wanted to ask you something that has been on my mind. You touched on it in this video. I've heard different things over the years from different people, but what do you think? Is it better to record in 120 4K and slow it down in the timeline? I'm talking about video quality wise. Of course the benefits are cool having auto focus and sound but some say it's better to do the slo mo in camera using variable frame rate when it comes to quality. Can you tell me what you think. I love everything about you and your channel. THANK YOU!
I would say with the gh6 there is no benefit using variable frame rate. So long as you’ve got the right shutter speed so it looks good when you slow it down, I’d much rather have auto focus and the option to use the clip as a normal clip if I want to as well. In terms of quality I think they’re exactly the same (10 bit 4:2:0) for 4k 120p 😊
@@MicroFourNerds Good point. Using it as regular clip is another benefit. Thank You.
Great shots just what i was after. Using a G90 at the mo and maybe when i win the lottery i'll look at the GH6 though rather hoping they bring out a smaller version of it for photography rather than the video which i never use.
I’m hoping for the same thing! Not everyone needs the fancy video gestures but so many people will benefit from the new photography stuff. Fingers crossed!
Your initial review and hands-on approach to the GH6 is what made me sell both my Fujifilm cameras and get a GH6, my first Panasonic. Truly, truly loving it so far! Thank you for steering me in the "right path" (if there ever is such a thing), and for making GH6-related content :)
Aww that’s amazing, so glad you’re enjoying it! I am blown away by this camera every time I use it!
I am loving my GH6 and bought the 100-400 after watching this video! What are you using for de-noise on your high iso images?
If I apply any noise reduction I just use the built in Lightroom sliders. I’ve heard great things about dedicated noise reduction software though!
I love my GH5 and definitely looking at the GH6. My one gripe is when using the 100-400 at max focal length regardless of tripod I struggle to get rid of shake. The stabilization (Camera and lens) is fantastic, but for some reason after a few seconds into a locked off shot it thinks its solved the problem and it reverts back to the shake, handheld isn't so much an issue as it seems to recognise genuine movement, its such a shame because for the few seconds it does work it looks amazing for those distance shots on windy days. Have you ever noticed this issue before?
I think sometimes it’s better to turn all stabilisation off when using any lens on a tripod, as it can confuse the camera exactly like you’re describing. Maybe turn it off (I think just the button on the lens will disable the lens and camera stabilisation automatically) and see if you still have the issue?
I am torn between getting a MFT camera (OM-1) or an used Sony A7ii or iii.
Do you have any experience with the OM-1?
Wow.. nice one. Still not sure if you prefer the S5ii or the GH6...
We need an answer :-)
Gh6 for sure!! Tho the s5ii sure is handy for my at home recording with the snappy auto focus
Nice NIN hoody :-)
I'm using the Gh5 for bird photography and I was interesting for the Gh6,
I like very much your photos and videos and made me want the Gh6 more 😁
How it feels in your hands as it's bulkier than the Gh5, does it bothers you?
It is a little bit bulkier, but because the majority of that size is the new cooling fan that it has, it really isn’t much heavier to me. They’re close enough that I still pick the wrong one up by accident 😁
did you try OM1? how does GH6 stand against it? any idea
I haven’t yet, but my friend has one and we are planning another bird hide day in July so watch this space 😁
Is it same as the g9ii eye tracking in birds? Or it doesn’t have
It doesn't have it unfortunately. It's also contrast based auto focus so much less snappy than the g9ii
@@MicroFourNerds what about the original g9? Is it better then the gh6 in bird tracking?
iso 10 000 at 2"10 ??? Waw ! looks clean !
I know right?! I didn’t realise the light had gotten so low, and to be fair for that shot I didn’t really need such a high shutter… my jaw dropped when I read the metadata 😂 I don’t use any fancy noise reduction software as well, just basic default settings in Lightroom. So impressed! My poor gh5 would have been a mess haha
@@MicroFourNerds i'd love to see the non edited version. It doesnt look like there is NR. Good job Panasonic ! I'm still waiting for fuji to release something exciting on 2022
@@MicroFourNerds I would suggest to give pure raw a try. They have a nice free demo version that you can try for a month. Was personally shocked how much higher I can go with my G9 in terms of ISO now. This vid was enjoyable to watch. Birds can be challenging to catch right, but you managed!
I believe if you lowered your burst rate down to 60fps you could take an advantage of the DR boost mode in photo. I might be beneficial to your photos as they are very noisy, I must say.
Hmm maybe it’s the video format. I have pixel peeped a LOT and they really aren’t noisy. But each time their own 😊 thanks for stopping by!
@@MicroFourNerdsI am not here to diss GH6. I own one and try to learn it in same scenarios as you do. Noise is a personal preference. Most pictures looks fine, but the one at 1:59 looks very noisy despite it is only ISO 2000. The ones from 4:22 less so, but much more than many others. And since I can't see it at stationary subjects, I assume it is something with settings. From what I read and saw on DPReview, noise in shadows at higher ISOs when DR Boost in disengaged is very high. And at 75fps DR boost is being switched off. You don't have to take my advice, but seriously, this 25% increase in burst rate is in my opinion not worth sacrificing what looks like at least 2EV or even 3EV in noise performance.
@@przybylskipawel that’s a very good tip about the payoff between 75fps and keeping the noise reduction on, very interesting and I’ll definitely keep it in mind going forward thank you 🙏 the 75fps is a pain sometimes, the write time means I might miss something after the burst, along with the added noise implications.
@@MicroFourNerds That is why I use 60fps. Although to be honest AF-S is big downside to me. With moving bird I need to constantly refocus. This is mainly a video camera for me. Concerts and so on. Wildlife was only tertiary aplication. But burst capabilities with AF-C are bit disappointing. Something like at least 15fps would be welcome, although before that I thought 20fps electronic would be a minimum. But 8...? :/
Was Rebecca equally happy, and successful with the 100-400 on the G9? In other words, can I keep my G9?
Mike in Oz
Haha of course! Yes she got some awesome photos too 😁
NIN 🤘
Loveeee them!! They were my very favourite band for many years and I’ve seen them live a good few times 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
@@MicroFourNerds so good live, with the best light show
Do you mind posting the RAW samples for us to take a look at?
I think this might be a great idea going forward and for this video - I’m away for a week now, but I’ll try to post a blog post with the downloads when I get back 😊
@@MicroFourNerds thank you! High iso samples as well would be appreciated. 🙏
@@MicroFourNerds Nice images - did you find a raw converter to work on the files other than silkypix?
@@stefangroenveld Adobe works fine now. At long last!
Excellent thanks, but please stop giving me reasons to order one 😊
Where's the 100-400 :O
I shot half of this with that beautiful lens, and half with the 35-100mm me and Rebecca were taking turns with it. Joys of having the same camera system! Haha
My comment must have fallen foul of your spam filter, when I added a link
Sorry.
That’s so strange - I replied to it as well and yes it’s disappeared! I loved the duck photo 😁
@@MicroFourNerds At least you saw my Apex Predator.
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