I have the GH5 and the battery grip. I didn't even think to store the leads protector with the grip; didn't even notice the slot for it until you mentioned it for the G9. That handy little tip alone was definitely worth the price of admission. That was gold. Thank you.
Thanks for the video. For the screen, I use an old mobile phone, the one before the last one. If someone bumps into me - I'm 6'3" and rather large build, yet they still don't see me - and knock the phone off, it's not the end of the world if it breaks. I was once pushed into the corner of a building and damaged my gimbal, and the phone fell on my foot and bounced away. Still works. I use a Smallrig mount. Expensive, but good quality.
Good one. And now with the G9 firmware update 2.0 the video is even closer to the GH5. and I do prefer the body of the G9. best of both worlds! nice joby accessory great run and gun set up. Auto focus is good enough, low light still tough unless you are doing tripod and static subjects. But that is the sacrifice with MFT I am fine with. final thought, a speed booster and some good old fast primes ( i inherited a Nikkor 85mm f1.8, with the metabones speedbooster I can get a lot of light to the sensor) There is a lot of heavy glass in those great old vintage primes. thanks for great vid
The AF is very good, I use Nikon Pro cameras and I have to say the point to point focusing is just as fast, if not even a little better in good light. The tracking is about 80% as good.
Hi Brian, using the iPhone with this app means your iPhone can sit on top of the camera which is easier too see, plus your phone can be used as a monitor away from the camera.
I do understand that this is an old video. However, my question if you wouldn't mind answering if possible, is will the slide rig allow for an extra mount plat on the bottom to be used together with the Peak Design camera capture plate. I really like the idea of what you have, but I am a deep backcountry wilderness landscape and nature photographer, and the capture plate locked to my backpack strap is an absolute must. Do you see a way that they could be used simultaneously? Thank you.
Do you monitor on the iPhone via WiFi or Bluetooth using the Panasonic image app? Is it possible to connect via HDMI to the iPhone or Samsung Galaxy to avoid draining battery on WiFi
Getting my G9 tomorrow. Looking forward to trying it out! Getting a little fed up of Sony Alphas colour, so thought I'd try something different. Wish me luck :)
@@DarrylCarey well I've had it just over a month now and WOW! I love it! Put it like this... I sold my Sony 2 weeks ago! Currently editing my review video on the G9, will be out soon.
Via Panasonic app, but it disables any controls on the camera, so you better have a big phone, otherwise messing around with the camera settings is going to be a big fuss.
TheHybridShooter did a video comparing the G9 to the Sony a7iii and when he got to the IBS it was incredible. You would think he was using a gimbal it was so smooth. I recommend checking it out.
Thanks for this. I have just bought the G9 and i am totally new to all of this although used to do video stuff over 15 years ago! What was the name again of the (colshy mount) which attached the joby mount to tothe tp of the camera? Did I hear that right and does that come with the Joby or do I need to buy seperately? Also Is there softwatr to use my phone as a monitor (I have a Samsung S8+? Thanks in advance. Bobby
Thanks but maybe I can't understand something. What's that little mount thing you use to attach the JOBI to the camera called? Does it attach to the flash shoe? Tx.
Never mind! A bit of a language problem you know, NZ vs NY! Cold shoe mount... As someone who's knees are shot, this might be a solution for me to get down lower. I love my tilt EVF on the gx8 and will give your rig a try thank you
Holy WOW , fantastic, this just helped me decide on which size iphone to upgrade to. Thank you : I dont see the link for the smart phone holder, like to give you some props.
Darryl, I’ve been a Panasonic user mainly the GH4 and the G7. I do 50/50 photo and video, and recently began doing more portraiture and fashion photography. I was tired of the soft images coming from the Panasonic’s and I recently “upgraded” to the Sony A7iii...and although the images are absolutely stunning coming out of the A7iii, I just can’t LOVE it the way I LOVED using my GH4! How would you compare the G9 to the other big cameras like the A7iii and the new Nikons? Thanks mate! Adam
I have the Lumix G9, so far have enjoyed filming with it, except having to manually zoom in and out while filming. I've been researching different manual or Servo gear driven Zoom controllers on the market. So far I have only come across a few that might work. I film a lot of nature and landscapes using the zoom feature. Are there any quality servo or manual zoom controllers for Panasonic Lumix lenses that you know of that can get the job done in a smooth fluid fashion without braking the bank?
In good light, my inexpensive Olympus 40-150 f4-5.6 works well as a video lens on the G9. With a little practice, and with the camera mounted on a tripod (a must), you can get pretty smooth zoom movement with it. It's not like servo, but works well enough, and can be had for $100. Maybe a visit to your local camera shop is in order.
@@drewllew This wasn't the answer I was looking for. I don't need another lens, and I practiced by hand enough to know it's nearly impossible to get consistent continuous fluid flow beginning to end by hand. Thanks for your response anyway.
@@3DEditor Understand. But two key things I forgot to mention: that Oly zooms much more smoothly than the Panny lenses; when I suggested you visit your local camera store, I meant to add to try other lenses, and to see if they have any servo attachments you could try.
Sooo keen to hear that 50-200mm review. Im loving my G9 so far. An excellent companion for the GH5! Also, are you heading to the workshop event at the Metro Gallery at the start of June? Would be awesome to meet you!
Will be testing the lens next week and will try to get the video up asap :) I will be there for sure, I'm the one bring Levi Allen over for the workshop :) Have you booked in for Lok Cheung event on Sunday ? Look forward to meeting you :)
Like your reviews and I wish you success with your channel. That said, you can take what I'm about to say either as a nit-picking comment OR as a helpful suggestion. I think you can increase the number of followers choosing to subscribe to your channel by avoiding mistakes that make you appear less erudite and therefore more credible. I listened to your description of the L-Plate several times, and I don't think it's a matter of my being unfamiliar with a N.Z accent that I distinctly heard you you say "bullet" aluminum. It's actually -billet- aluminum, which is used to describe metals that are used to machine parts from rather than casting. Copper, iron, titanium and many other metals can be had in billet form. Hope you take this comment in the helpful spirit it was intended, and just to let you that I think, otherwise, your reviews are quite good, I will subscribe.
Thanks Rik, always happy for suggestions :) Gosh I must have been in NZ to long and my British Accent is mixed with some Kiwi :). My understanding was the L-plates are made from Billet blocks as casting is not as strong as Billet as you are machining from one block with CNC machines and casting is poured into a mould. Most of the Taiwanese companies I have worked with over the years have always used CNC machined Aluminum for parts as casing is not as strong.
@@DarrylCarey Don't worry, POHM, there isn't even the most remote hint of fush and chups in that accent! 100% UK very obviously. As you were. You can CNC machine from cast or extruded or "billet" or forgings. What you start with and how you get it to shape are somewhat independent. If they machined it from a bullet, though, it must've been a BIG one. ;-)
$150 for a piece of aluminum? You must be kidding! The L-bracket should be $30 tops! The Panasonic Image App is a very bad alternative to a HDMI monitor due to the resolution and delay. I would only use it for stills, for videos it's too much guesswork.
Darryl Carey strange my phone is fine but my computer monitor looks odd just on your shirt when you move. Hard to explain but obviously it’s my monitor.
Hey do you still have the G9 ? i just sold my G85 today i'm looking to get one, maybe i could buy it from you, im just starting as a filmmaker ;) ? let me know
Great video - everything was very concisely described. I finally stopped getting body-specific L-brackets and got the arca-swiss compatible 3-Legged Thing bracket, which I use with my G9 as well as EM1M2 and Sony RX1R2. Also, I have my eye (pardon the pun) on the DMW-EC4 extended eyecup accessory, which I'm hoping will do a better job of blocking stray light getting into the EVF versus the standard eyecup that came with the G9.
Hi chrid999, I have been trying to get my hands on the DMW-EC4 for a while now but sadly can not find it in stock here in NZ. I have heard good things about the eyecup. If you get the eyecup, please let me know what you think :)
Do you remove the grip each time, to charge the battery in the body? Or just charge via USB C? Because it seems like it would be a pain in the butt removing all the time.
Hi Valeryan, here is a link to the Joby GripTight Pro : www.rubbermonkey.co.nz/Computers-Hard-Drives/Smartphone-Tablet/Smartphone-Cases-Stands/Joby-GripTight-PRO-Smartphone-Mount?gclid=Cj0KCQjwxN_XBRCFARIsAIufy1Y9I4LAbTmSTYBnKpb6qsn5JltofHqGF4fwzcDnJ1dXSXbc-G8F29AaAupwEALw_wcB
I have this camera too, however the only downside I don't see mention on most reviews is it only goes down to 200 ISO as appose to my 850 that will go down to 64 ISO, lower IOS less noise..what do you think??
My GH4 goes down to 100 ISO if you expand it, you can also change it to 1/3 increments, it should be on the G9 as the GH4 nmust be almost 4 years older.... have a look and see.
If anyone has found a 3rd party grip for this camera, I'd be super happy to hear about it. I haven't been able to find one, and for $400, it's outta' my range right now.
Adam Roy hope it helps , igot a g85 panny and i love it my only one desiree be a bigger sensor but it's ok for almost everything . www.amazon.com/Neewer-replacement-DMW-BGGH5-Mirrorless-DMW-BLF19E/dp/B079QZPGBQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1532463934&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=Neewer+Panasonic+battery+grip&dpPl=1&dpID=51xIiwEy3gL&ref=plSrch
Lived in NZ for 15yrs .... Original from Portsmouth in the UK. If I was to speak with my Portsmouth accent I do not think anybody would understand me ..
So let's make a smaller sensor camera to have smaller lenses. Now let's make it just as big as a full frame and make the lenses just about as big too... WHY PANASONIC? You know what these cameras are good for? Buying them second hand for 30 % of the original price. That's what.
The difference in weight between FF and MFT is large and significant for someone like me entering his dotage. I have an f1.4 25mm Panasonic lens that is all but weightless, and a f2.8 45mm. It's barely heavier. I have two zooms, running from 14mm to 300. Two FF lenses going from 28mm to 600mm would be too much for me. I frequently take three lenses with me on a shoot at minimum. No way I could do that with an FF. The G9's extras weight over the G7 is noticeable, but the reason I went for it is that I'm a big bloke, with massive hands, and the G9 fits perfectly.
@@WritewheelUK Hm I don't know what state of mind I was in when writing that comment. But I ended up buying a g9 used but in pristine condition and the 100-300 mm tele. So I guess disregard my comment. Oh yea also the camera is great, exceeds expectations and I don't know why everyone cries about the autofocus, it's perfectly fine.
I have the GH5 and the battery grip. I didn't even think to store the leads protector with the grip; didn't even notice the slot for it until you mentioned it for the G9. That handy little tip alone was definitely worth the price of admission. That was gold. Thank you.
Thanks for the video. For the screen, I use an old mobile phone, the one before the last one. If someone bumps into me - I'm 6'3" and rather large build, yet they still don't see me - and knock the phone off, it's not the end of the world if it breaks. I was once pushed into the corner of a building and damaged my gimbal, and the phone fell on my foot and bounced away. Still works. I use a Smallrig mount. Expensive, but good quality.
Excellent quick review of some good products to accesorize the Panasonic Lumix G9. Well done. It is greatly appreciated.
Thanks Joel, I try my best to make my video quick and to the point 😁
Good one. And now with the G9 firmware update 2.0 the video is even closer to the GH5. and I do prefer the body of the G9. best of both worlds! nice joby accessory great run and gun set up. Auto focus is good enough, low light still tough unless you are doing tripod and static subjects. But that is the sacrifice with MFT I am fine with. final thought, a speed booster and some good old fast primes ( i inherited a Nikkor 85mm f1.8, with the metabones speedbooster I can get a lot of light to the sensor) There is a lot of heavy glass in those great old vintage primes. thanks for great vid
Great video!
You've made my day!. Thank you! For people traveling\hiking those accessories are invaluable.
Thanks 😊
Can you use the L plate with the battery grip
Can you use that cage with the grip attached?
Darryl, that was abs brilliant.
Just what I needed, I've just ordered the G9 and I'll definitely be buying these items. Great job.
Absolutely fantastic little tips there Daryl! Thanks so much! Looking forward to your future content. I'm plaything with my G9 now 😁
Thanks dpanch_89, hope you like the G9 :)
Darryl Carey just shot some 180fps video. Loving it. And the AF for photos is just a peach!
The AF is very good, I use Nikon Pro cameras and I have to say the point to point focusing is just as fast, if not even a little better in good light. The tracking is about 80% as good.
is that with the 1.1 firmware ?
Great video....one question.....does the RRS bracket fit the camera with the battery grip attached? Thanks
Mind Blown! thanks for sharing these accessories!
Thanks John :)
How are you sending the video to phone? Bluetooth or wire?
What is the advantage of using the iPhone over the fully articulated LCD screen?
Hi Brian, using the iPhone with this app means your iPhone can sit on top of the camera which is easier too see, plus your phone can be used as a monitor away from the camera.
Also an iphone is a bigger screen
Just watched you 3 must have video and wondered if the L plate will fit with the battery grip in place.
Hi John, the L-Plate only fits the camera body will not work when the battery grip is attached
Thanks, looking forward to the 50-200mm lens review.
I do understand that this is an old video. However, my question if you wouldn't mind answering if possible, is will the slide rig allow for an extra mount plat on the bottom to be used together with the Peak Design camera capture plate. I really like the idea of what you have, but I am a deep backcountry wilderness landscape and nature photographer, and the capture plate locked to my backpack strap is an absolute must. Do you see a way that they could be used simultaneously? Thank you.
Do you monitor on the iPhone via WiFi or Bluetooth using the Panasonic image app? Is it possible to connect via HDMI to the iPhone or Samsung Galaxy to avoid draining battery on WiFi
I was using Wifi :)
I like the choice of accessories
www.reallyrightstuff.com/Plates-for-pg9
Good video, I like that l bracket!
Getting my G9 tomorrow. Looking forward to trying it out! Getting a little fed up of Sony Alphas colour, so thought I'd try something different. Wish me luck :)
Let me know how you get on with the G9, with the new firmware update the camera is right up there with Sony now
@@DarrylCarey well I've had it just over a month now and WOW! I love it! Put it like this... I sold my Sony 2 weeks ago! Currently editing my review video on the G9, will be out soon.
How does the phone become a monitor exactly? via bluetooth? Can you control aperture and shutter speed from the app?
Via Panasonic app, but it disables any controls on the camera, so you better have a big phone, otherwise messing around with the camera settings is going to be a big fuss.
@@HeathBlythe I'm not sure about the G9, but with the Gx9, camera controls just override the app. Nothing is disabled.
I've heard that the IBS is better on the G9 compared with the GH5
I use the GH5 more for video and the G9 for photos, both work very well.
TheHybridShooter did a video comparing the G9 to the Sony a7iii and when he got to the IBS it was incredible. You would think he was using a gimbal it was so smooth. I recommend checking it out.
IBS would never replace a gimbal, but when you do not have a gimbal, the IBS in the GH5 and G9 is great.
Sorry, it is maybe your accent but what did you call the Zoom mount, a culture(?) mount.?
Its the accent 😉
@@DarrylCarey Yes, but what was it? I want to know as I want to purchase one.
can you sit the camera on its lense with the 50-200 lens?
Nice setup.
Where can I find the small tripod ？
Really Right Stuff
I didn't see a link for that little tripod you were using and didn't catch the name.
Really Right Stuff pocket pod :)
Thank you.
Awesome video) thank you!
Great video.
For the RRS L-Plate, do i need a tripod of the same brand for compatibility ?
How do you get the video signal to your smartphone? The Panasonic App is trash as far as i know?
The Panasonic app is one of the best I have seen from a camera company, still needs some work. You can use an app called Fieldmonitor
Thanks for this. I have just bought the G9 and i am totally new to all of this although used to do video stuff over 15 years ago! What was the name again of the (colshy mount) which attached the joby mount to tothe tp of the camera? Did I hear that right and does that come with the Joby or do I need to buy seperately? Also Is there softwatr to use my phone as a monitor (I have a Samsung S8+? Thanks in advance. Bobby
Bobby Baird don’t know the name but it’s a cold shoe mount.
@@blakeoney cheers, the guy wasn't clear when he talked about it.
Thanks but maybe I can't understand something. What's that little mount thing you use to attach the JOBI to the camera called? Does it attach to the flash shoe? Tx.
Never mind! A bit of a language problem you know, NZ vs NY! Cold shoe mount... As someone who's knees are shot, this might be a solution for me to get down lower. I love my tilt EVF on the gx8 and will give your rig a try thank you
The G9 can be "conned" into producing 6K video if using 250MB/s cards..
Did you ditch this for the Nikon??
are you telling me I can take any smartphone and use it is a monitor? instead of buying an external monitor?
Kind of. To check composition and basic functionality, it works well.
It has the drawback of being laggy and fairly low res, though.
Have you tried the SmallRig L-bracket for the G9?
Holy WOW , fantastic, this just helped me decide on which size iphone to upgrade to. Thank you : I dont see the link for the smart phone holder, like to give you some props.
Will see if I can find the link
Darryl, I’ve been a Panasonic user mainly the GH4 and the G7. I do 50/50 photo and video, and recently began doing more portraiture and fashion photography. I was tired of the soft images coming from the Panasonic’s and I recently “upgraded” to the Sony A7iii...and although the images are absolutely stunning coming out of the A7iii, I just can’t LOVE it the way I LOVED using my GH4!
How would you compare the G9 to the other big cameras like the A7iii and the new Nikons?
Thanks mate!
Adam
I have the Lumix G9, so far have enjoyed filming with it, except having to manually zoom in and out while filming. I've been researching different manual or Servo gear driven Zoom controllers on the market. So far I have only come across a few that might work. I film a lot of nature and landscapes using the zoom feature. Are there any quality servo or manual zoom controllers for Panasonic Lumix lenses that you know of that can get the job done in a smooth fluid fashion without braking the bank?
In good light, my inexpensive Olympus 40-150 f4-5.6 works well as a video lens on the G9. With a little practice, and with the camera mounted on a tripod (a must), you can get pretty smooth zoom movement with it. It's not like servo, but works well enough, and can be had for $100.
Maybe a visit to your local camera shop is in order.
@@drewllew This wasn't the answer I was looking for. I don't need another lens, and I practiced by hand enough to know it's nearly impossible to get consistent continuous fluid flow beginning to end by hand. Thanks for your response anyway.
@@3DEditor Understand. But two key things I forgot to mention: that Oly zooms much more smoothly than the Panny lenses; when I suggested you visit your local camera store, I meant to add to try other lenses, and to see if they have any servo attachments you could try.
Sooo keen to hear that 50-200mm review. Im loving my G9 so far. An excellent companion for the GH5! Also, are you heading to the workshop event at the Metro Gallery at the start of June? Would be awesome to meet you!
Will be testing the lens next week and will try to get the video up asap :) I will be there for sure, I'm the one bring Levi Allen over for the workshop :) Have you booked in for Lok Cheung event on Sunday ? Look forward to meeting you :)
Haha that's awesome! Didn't know that. And yep i'll be there for both! Looking forward to it man =)
Brilliant advice!
Like your reviews and I wish you success with your channel. That said, you can take what I'm about to say either as a nit-picking comment OR as a helpful suggestion. I think you can increase the number of followers choosing to subscribe to your channel by avoiding mistakes that make you appear less erudite and therefore more credible. I listened to your description of the L-Plate several times, and I don't think it's a matter of my being unfamiliar with a N.Z accent that I distinctly heard you you say "bullet" aluminum. It's actually -billet- aluminum, which is used to describe metals that are used to machine parts from rather than casting. Copper, iron, titanium and many other metals can be had in billet form. Hope you take this comment in the helpful spirit it was intended, and just to let you that I think, otherwise, your reviews are quite good, I will subscribe.
Thanks Rik, always happy for suggestions :) Gosh I must have been in NZ to long and my British Accent is mixed with some Kiwi :). My understanding was the L-plates are made from Billet blocks as casting is not as strong as Billet as you are machining from one block with CNC machines and casting is poured into a mould. Most of the Taiwanese companies I have worked with over the years have always used CNC machined Aluminum for parts as casing is not as strong.
@@DarrylCarey Don't worry, POHM, there isn't even the most remote hint of fush and chups in that accent! 100% UK very obviously. As you were. You can CNC machine from cast or extruded or "billet" or forgings. What you start with and how you get it to shape are somewhat independent. If they machined it from a bullet, though, it must've been a BIG one. ;-)
Hi. I'm just watching your vlog. What brand mini tripod is that?
www.reallyrightstuff.com/tripods/tripod-packages
Hi,
Could you please send a link for the piece you used with Joby GripTight Pro Smartphone Mount to make it possible to mount on G9 ?
thx
$150 for a piece of aluminum? You must be kidding! The L-bracket should be $30 tops!
The Panasonic Image App is a very bad alternative to a HDMI monitor due to the resolution and delay. I would only use it for stills, for videos it's too much guesswork.
That's what I was thinking about the whole video.
Useless expensive crap that doesn't justify it's cost or wheight.
what is going on with the way the camera is picking up his shirt?
Hi Andrew, a little lost ... what is picking up this shirt.
Darryl Carey strange my phone is fine but my computer monitor looks odd just on your shirt when you move. Hard to explain but obviously it’s my monitor.
Nice Video, who makes the mini tripod?
www.reallyrightstuff.com/tripods/tripod-packages
Hey do you still have the G9 ? i just sold my G85 today i'm looking to get one, maybe i could buy it from you, im just starting as a filmmaker ;) ? let me know
lol great vid
Great video - everything was very concisely described. I finally stopped getting body-specific L-brackets and got the arca-swiss compatible 3-Legged Thing bracket, which I use with my G9 as well as EM1M2 and Sony RX1R2. Also, I have my eye (pardon the pun) on the DMW-EC4 extended eyecup accessory, which I'm hoping will do a better job of blocking stray light getting into the EVF versus the standard eyecup that came with the G9.
Hi chrid999, I have been trying to get my hands on the DMW-EC4 for a while now but sadly can not find it in stock here in NZ. I have heard good things about the eyecup. If you get the eyecup, please let me know what you think :)
chrid999
how's the g9's iq compared to the em1's?
Any noticeable difference?
The EC4 should be standard--no downside and it blocks out all stray light (if you use it without glasses). I hope they produce more--ask them!
CHECK OUT THE G9 V2 FIRMWARE UPDATE!!!
10bit 422.
HLG.
Upgradable to V-Log L
love your vid, unfortunately I got a G81.
Do you remove the grip each time, to charge the battery in the body? Or just charge via USB C? Because it seems like it would be a pain in the butt removing all the time.
You can charge while the grip is attached
Looking to buy the RRS plate for the G9! If anyone has one, PM me!
Whats your favourite accessories for the Panasonic LUMIX G9 camera..........
phone holder ,link ?
Hi Valeryan, here is a link to the Joby GripTight Pro : www.rubbermonkey.co.nz/Computers-Hard-Drives/Smartphone-Tablet/Smartphone-Cases-Stands/Joby-GripTight-PRO-Smartphone-Mount?gclid=Cj0KCQjwxN_XBRCFARIsAIufy1Y9I4LAbTmSTYBnKpb6qsn5JltofHqGF4fwzcDnJ1dXSXbc-G8F29AaAupwEALw_wcB
Too bad no one appears to have made a L bracket for the G9 with the grip attached :-(
I have this camera too, however the only downside I don't see mention on most reviews is it only goes down to 200 ISO as appose to my 850 that will go down to 64 ISO, lower IOS less noise..what do you think??
My GH4 goes down to 100 ISO if you expand it, you can also change it to 1/3 increments, it should be on the G9 as the GH4 nmust be almost 4 years older.... have a look and see.
Menu, Custom, Exposure, Extended
If anyone has found a 3rd party grip for this camera, I'd be super happy to hear about it. I haven't been able to find one, and for $400, it's outta' my range right now.
Go to aliexpress or ebay, they have them for under 100nzd. We get so ripped off in NZ for camera equipment, the importers are rogues.
Adam Roy hope it helps , igot a g85 panny and i love it my only one desiree be a bigger sensor but it's ok for almost everything .
www.amazon.com/Neewer-replacement-DMW-BGGH5-Mirrorless-DMW-BLF19E/dp/B079QZPGBQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1532463934&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=Neewer+Panasonic+battery+grip&dpPl=1&dpID=51xIiwEy3gL&ref=plSrch
Battery Grip is way off in cost...ridiculous!
You sound pretty English for a Kiwi
Lived in NZ for 15yrs .... Original from Portsmouth in the UK. If I was to speak with my Portsmouth accent I do not think anybody would understand me ..
Buy an American - car - electronics - We don't make anything anymore really...
The smallrig L-bracket is better and cheaper at $69 dollars
50% chance? I’d say 90% it’ll land lens down with such a heavy lens
too much echo in the studio. you should invest in some foam
Hi Jahead, shot the video in my gallery. Have moved to a new place, so the audio is better. Thanks for the feedback
Bro fix the ECCO in that in that room, its hard to watch your videos
Hi Samuel, thanks for the feedback.I have moved to a new studio and the audio is much better now
So let's make a smaller sensor camera to have smaller lenses. Now let's make it just as big as a full frame and make the lenses just about as big too... WHY PANASONIC? You know what these cameras are good for? Buying them second hand for 30 % of the original price. That's what.
The difference in weight between FF and MFT is large and significant for someone like me entering his dotage. I have an f1.4 25mm Panasonic lens that is all but weightless, and a f2.8 45mm. It's barely heavier. I have two zooms, running from 14mm to 300. Two FF lenses going from 28mm to 600mm would be too much for me. I frequently take three lenses with me on a shoot at minimum. No way I could do that with an FF. The G9's extras weight over the G7 is noticeable, but the reason I went for it is that I'm a big bloke, with massive hands, and the G9 fits perfectly.
@@WritewheelUK Hm I don't know what state of mind I was in when writing that comment. But I ended up buying a g9 used but in pristine condition and the 100-300 mm tele. So I guess disregard my comment. Oh yea also the camera is great, exceeds expectations and I don't know why everyone cries about the autofocus, it's perfectly fine.
That echo
Calm down take a deep breath and speak slow.
150 bucks for a L fucking plate??!!
must have? 狗屁！
🤦♂🤦♂
Quite funny how all of these items are so far from "must have"
Well, all I can say is that your choices seem ridiculous to me (also a G9 owner). So sorry I wasted my time watching.
can you put the plate and the batterie grip together ? if you can would be great
CHECK OUT THE G9 V2 FIRMWARE UPDATE!!!
10bit 422.
HLG.
Upgradable to V-Log L
CHECK OUT THE G9 V2 FIRMWARE UPDATE!!!
10bit 422.
HLG.
Upgradable to V-Log L