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You won't ever see the existing S cameras get updated to do FF 60p, as the sensor they share isn't capable of reading/outputting that fast.

We'll have to wait until the next generation of S...

Or it's just that the GH5 is the oldest of these three models and thus probably has some limitations with processing power, threads, ram, etc.

Thanks Samuel. 24.3ms isn't too bad considering the full 6K downscale.

I do wish that test had included the "full frame" 30p mode (which is actually 1.2x crop, scanning 5K instead of 6K), as...

Would this video be enough to measure the RS of the new A7III?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6T4Kxo2N5E

OIS in all lenses won't ever happen because there are plenty of excellent optical formulas that just cannot accommodate floating elements. Without IBIS these lenses would have no option for...

Well then we'd be out of things to complain about. Can't have that!

Yea, that's all true, except that in my (admittedly somewhat limited) experience, the Sony's ISO performance easily overcomes this difference. I've seen ISO100K footage that looked the same or...

I would echo the point already made about DOF... if you can't keep your subject in focus, who cares? Nobody cares about the noisiness of an out-of-focus image. And even if you can make an ultra-thin...

GH2/3/4 didn't have IBIS. Remember when the G85 had to have a firmware update to quiet the IBIS hum (which helped but didn't completely fix the issue)?

The GH5 mics are supposedly tuned/processed...

You have that backwards- for APS-C lenses you want the .71x booster, for full-frame lenses you want the .64x booster.

Looks like the successors to the AX100/X70 siblings, so yes, 1" sensors. The closeup photo on that SAR post shows a continuous f2.8 lens, that would be very nice.

Hopefully there's still an ND...

What aperture were you shooting at? I've generally found that anything past f10 or so gets hit pretty hard by diffraction.

For finishing in 24p, I've always tried to stick to 180° or maybe sliiiightly faster if I'm in a pinch (don't have any more ND). Once you get close to 90° things can get stuttery pretty quick. And of...

With my GH4 I found that Natural looked great SOOC, but did give up some DR. V-Log had great DR but the banding and noise sucked, as well as trying to expose and focus without an external monitor....

Yea, it's a bit of a bummer for me too (only a bit as I don't have a GH5 yet, only the G85). I agree that the sensor should be totally locked down when off. To be fair to Panasonic though, this is a...

The only fix would be to switch to a camera with a fixed sensor (no IBIS), or to alter your gimbal technique or setup to keep the vertical shake from reaching the camera. Meaning:

-run smoother
...

Assuming some vertical shake/bounce from running is being transmitted through the Ronin into the camera- which is possible as gimbals can only correct for vertical tilting, not vertical travel (aka...

They don't have the cage-only option listed there, hope they're still going to offer it.

The in-camera GH4 1080p is pretty good, but still along ways off from downscaled 4K/UHD. The G7, G85 etc are definitely another step down in 1080p mode as well, as they're only 25mbps.

FYI, I can...

Ah, ok. I thought you were comparing f1.7 to f1.2.



Yes, this is true. However, f1.4 too f1.2 is only a third of a stop, and thus this:



... is incorrect, it would be two-and-one-third...

That's only a little less than a single stop, actually.

Yea, the Varicam-compatibility excuse is really lame. If tons of shooters like Luke Neumann, Paul Leeming, Daniel Peters, etc, can all manage to make and sell LUTs all by themselves, Panasonic can...

I would seriously consider if a large-sensor camera is right for your work. It will be a slower workflow, with changing lenses (there is no one lens for the GH5 that will even come close to...

What cards are you using? Lots of people have had problems with Lexar cards on the GH5, maybe this is related.

Also, try the reset option in the menu? Maybe do it a couple times, from video mode...

You could just take the foot off of the speedbooster. If you're not screwing the foot to the tripod plate or a cage, it's not doing anything anyways, might as well get it out of the way.