One thing I would change tomorrow!

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Pretty simple. He one thing I think should be implemented in a firmware TOMORRROW is the ability to turn off the eye piece proximity sensor. If others find it useful, then use it! But the fact that I can't chose to use it makes me furious because it completely inhibits me from using the camera the way I naturally hold and shoot with it. - panasonic!! Please let me turn the damn feature off!!! Thank you! 😊
 
The thing I woud chanage TOMORROW is the inter-frame noise reduction which produce visual echos (ghosting). It makes me crazy. - panasonic!! Please let me turn the damn feature off!!! Thank you! 😊
 
This has been discussed ad nauseum since the first prototype was shown. It cannot and will not happen. The sensor needs to shut down the eyepiece to prevent damage to the OLED panel.

You have to learn to work around it. Either by flipping the eyepiece up, or by assigning a user button to manually disable the EVF, which will eliminate the auto switching. It may not be the ideal solution, but these are the only solutions available.
 
JRJphoto said:
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Ditto. Doesn't bother me on my ENG shoots, but I had to shoot a night scene in a bedroom, lit very well if I do say so myself...but with tons of bloody ghosting. Not even shot in V-Log and I can see it coming in cheerfully to bugger up my shot...
 
Jonny Gross said:
Ditto. Doesn't bother me on my ENG shoots, but I had to shoot a night scene in a bedroom, lit very well if I do say so myself...but with tons of bloody ghosting. Not even shot in V-Log and I can see it coming in cheerfully to bugger up my shot...
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I hear you. If it were at all toggle-able, if in no other mode but when going 10 bit external only, would be fine for me. Better if it could be toggled off in any mode woth Vlog-L. Best if it were just plain toggle-able.
 
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