OTHER: personal-view site offline gh2

justsomename

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I know this is obvious for a lot of users but I'm trying to find links to some of the patches for the panasonic lumix gh2 and it's a bit tricky when the personal-view site is down and i've noticed its been down for a while, not sure if its ever coming back but I'm hoping there's users here who can kindly send some of the patches for the gh2, im mainly interested in a few such as:
  • Apocalypse Now Hack cluster v7 150mbp/s
  • GH2 Moon T7/T8,
  • Intravenus2 (159Mbps),
  • Mysteron Burst hack at 176 Mbps
  • Driftwood's 176m gop1 patch
  • Quantum V9B
  • Cluster X Series

or anything available I would very much appreciate it.
I'd like to ask, what happened to the personal-view website? is it gone permanently or is there a chance it'd come back?
 
There's not much traffic on this site anymore and the people that are here likely won't have anything, but maybe someone will randomly come across this and still have the files.

Personal View seems like it's still up?
 
There's not much traffic on this site anymore and the people that are here likely won't have anything, but maybe someone will randomly come across this and still have the files.

Personal View seems like it's still up?
Yeah I guess so. it seems odd that some community for the panasonic gh1/gh2 was so big during the 2010's and then everything kind of vanished. I understood if the community strayed away from the gh1/gh2 but you'd think the patches would still be present for new gh1/gh2 user's to come by and try them out but no a lot of the patches are scattered and hard to find. I'm hoping there's someone on this forum that possibly just comes across this thread and just offer's links to some of the more classic patches

The personal view domain is still owned so there's a chance but it's currently under maintenance
 
Yeah I guess so. it seems odd that some community for the panasonic gh1/gh2 was so big during the 2010's and then everything kind of vanished. I understood if the community strayed away from the gh1/gh2 but you'd think the patches would still be present for new gh1/gh2 user's to come by and try them out but no a lot of the patches are scattered and hard to find. I'm hoping there's someone on this forum that possibly just comes across this thread and just offer's links to some of the more classic patches

The personal view domain is still owned so there's a chance but it's currently under maintenance
A lot of stuff eventually disappears from the internet (much bigger than this), especially such a niche project that Panasonic didn't even like (manipulating their firmware).

I have so much history of stuff on hard drives, I think it's almost guaranteed some dude out there has a drive in a closet with all of the patches but will never see this, lol.
 
Yeah I guess so. it seems odd that some community for the panasonic gh1/gh2 was so big during the 2010's and then everything kind of vanished. I understood if the community strayed away from the gh1/gh2 but you'd think the patches would still be present for new gh1/gh2 user's to come by and try them out but no a lot of the patches are scattered and hard to find.

I bought a GH3 when it came out in 2013. The GH4 came out a couple years later, and it had some big advancements over the GH3. However, I held out for a GH5, which came out in 2017, but I got mine in 2018. The GH5 is worlds advanced from the GH3, and I still use it on various projects, despite the fact that I also have a GH6.

My guess is that fan boys were ecstatic about the GH1 & GH2 until the GH4 came out. Then the advantages of upgrading to a new camera greatly outweighed the time and effort necessary to make the GH1/GH2 perform anywhere close to a GH4. Much less a GH5.

FWIW, my GH3 failed completely in 2018. I still have the body, but it is dead. The hotshoe on top of the camera worked itself loose, and the nut(s) underneath that held the hotshoe in place fell into the electronics. That killed the camera. I took the GH3 apart, found and reattached one nut, but could not get the camera to work. That said, I'd much rather have a GH5 (or GH6) than a GH3. And I imagine that the GH3 was a decent advancement over the GH1/GH2.
 
A lot of stuff eventually disappears from the internet (much bigger than this), especially such a niche project that Panasonic didn't even like (manipulating their firmware).

I have so much history of stuff on hard drives, I think it's almost guaranteed some dude out there has a drive in a closet with all of the patches but will never see this, lol.
Yeah this is why we need some person preserving what's left because it's not even preserved on the personal-view site where all the classic gh2 patches were hosted and I know there's a person out there that just has the files stored on their drive and I hope they come to release them
 
I bought a GH3 when it came out in 2013. The GH4 came out a couple years later, and it had some big advancements over the GH3. However, I held out for a GH5, which came out in 2017, but I got mine in 2018. The GH5 is worlds advanced from the GH3, and I still use it on various projects, despite the fact that I also have a GH6.

My guess is that fan boys were ecstatic about the GH1 & GH2 until the GH4 came out. Then the advantages of upgrading to a new camera greatly outweighed the time and effort necessary to make the GH1/GH2 perform anywhere close to a GH4. Much less a GH5.

FWIW, my GH3 failed completely in 2018. I still have the body, but it is dead. The hotshoe on top of the camera worked itself loose, and the nut(s) underneath that held the hotshoe in place fell into the electronics. That killed the camera. I took the GH3 apart, found and reattached one nut, but could not get the camera to work. That said, I'd much rather have a GH5 (or GH6) than a GH3. And I imagine that the GH3 was a decent advancement over the GH1/GH2.
Yeah I've heard the gh3 was more like the gh2 but I'd still choose the gh2 over the gh3, I think panasonic got better with their cameras around when the gh5 came around, I've seen how active the gh5+ community is currently
 
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