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@@edwintan73 ya - I used the lumix 25mm f1.7, 9mm f1.7, kit lens, and helios 44-2 (with and without a speedbooster)

Thank you!🙌🏼 So I used both a normal adapter and focal reducer. - m43 to m42 mount adapter to helios - m43 to ef focal reducer x.71 mount, then ef to m42 adapter to helios Without a focal reducer, it doesn't give it more light, and it is zoomed in 2x. So if it's at 50mm and you adapt normally then it'll be at 100mm

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G85 all the way!🤘🏼

It's a solid camera! But for me, I wouldn't want to get it personally

@@TheCommodoreProductions Ok fair enough. Do what works for you. Love your content.

@@rangshots thanks! Yes my previous travel cinematics I used the 12-60mm kit lens. Actually a lot of my vids I used the kit lens - I got the panasonic 9mm more recently and used it on this trip so it's the first time I'm showcasing it on my channel here

@@ironman9143 thanks! Picture profile I'm using natural, and I use my own luts, I have a free and paid ones link in description! Gh5 is a better camera in terms of features, so I think you should be using vlog if I remember correctly, cause you have more color grading potential since it's a higher bit than the g85. I mostly film in 4k 24fps, so if you film in that frame rate you can utilize the higher bit for colors (again this is just on top of my head, so just be sure to look it up!)

@@TheCommodoreProductions ohh okey thanks for this information 😇

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Thanks! I'm not sure with that camera particularly as I've never used it or seen anyone I know use it. But I think if you want more "cinematic", I think there's really just good framing in general. The other two I would then add be good lighting and then a lower aperture if shooting subjects ( a lower f stop - example: f.2.8 or lower) so you can have some depth of field when shooting your Subject - aka blurry background effect. I suggest you just watch some movies and copy some shots that you like, and then you can learn and see what works best for you, then you'll start making your very own cinematic shots before you know it!

@@TheCommodoreProductions thank you so much mate..❤️👍

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I think within a two week period (was in and out from other things in between, so I'm not sure exactly how long). And thank you!!

Thank youu so much!!🙌

Thanks! 4k 24fps

Thanks - and yes 4K 24fps

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Thank youu Nigel! 🙏

thanks, and all good, the fast pace is not for anyone. For editing shots, I used warp stabilization to smoothen out some shots. Some out of focus shots I sharpened. And then I color graded all clips individually. Sound design was built mostly from scratch.

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Thank you! For the night scenes I am using 4K 24fps, max or under 800 iso, and using a panasonic 25mm f1.7, 9mm f1.7, and helios 44-2 f2 (with .71x speedbooster). For the dynmaic shots used in the edits (if you are referring to the whip effect) - essentially just whipping the camera left, right, up, or down when I finish a shot. My editing timelines actually can be found on my instagram page, in which I post those there.

@@TheCommodoreProductions Thank you!

haha that would be super cool! though I think the GH7 is too bulky for a M43 (I think it's the same size as the S5IIX) - so I'll be more interested in maybe an upgraded version of the G85 👀 And thank you 🙌! The G85 is a pretty beast camera, so I think there's still some more things to explore with it to maximize it's usage.

Just don't go over 800 iso and use surrounding light in your environment. Also using a lower aperature lens (like the Panasonic 25mm 1.7 or Panasonic 9mm 1.7) will help a ton.

Thank you for sticking around! hoping to get more content out so you don't have to wait as long😄

Thank you!! And super happy to hear you being motivated because of this - you will love the G85!

@@TheCommodoreProductions thanks a lot, looking forward to it! And no problem

Couldn't have explained it better myself.

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MFT for the win!💪

Thank youu! Moving subjects - I think it's a hit or miss at times, so you just got to be fast with the manual focus (I suggest you press the AF/AE LOCK button to pre-focus your subject first - press it until you are focused on your subject. Also be sure to have the white marker on MF). And then for tripod shot on yourself - it's a guessing game when trying to focus on yourself lol BUT I suggest having a higher aperature to have more things in focus (like f3.5 or higher) to make it easier OR use the manual focus indicator on the G85 to focus on a spot that you will be standing or walking into frame to. I'll be making some more content on this so stay tuned for that.

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thank you!! 🙏

Depends on your use case and also depends on your experience with other cameras. Maybe you find it really good in the way you use it, like if you have controlled lighting and a controlled environment - it would work decently in this type of scenario and would get the job done. But for me and how I use it, out in changing and dynamic environments for the most part, it's not as good. And even if I tried to optimize the contrast- detect focus system to make it perform the best, it's not optimal on how I would particularly use it. And the cameras that are out there nowadays are much better when it comparing the G85 auto focusing system in my opinion. But all in all, if it works for you and you're happy with it, then that's great! Maybe just share how you make the autofocus work best so all of us G85 users can learn to maximize it's capabilities, cause it's a beast of a camera 💪🏼

haha no just some! it's mixed footage as it's an editing reel

I would check your shutter speed, make sure it's 1/50

@@TheCommodoreProductions it is 1/50, 1/60 when shooting 4k30p looks smooth, just changing to 4k24p and looks worse. Could it be just the feeling?

@ordinarylife8977 are you viewing it in an editing program? Supposedly it should look smooth with those settings

@@TheCommodoreProductions ​thanks for tip. Timeline is matching. I see it laggy even in the playback on the camera. Maybe I expect too much as I am not shooting static shoots and I need to focus more on stabilization when I am shooting or settings on camera :/ Using Lens LUMIX G 25 mm f1,7. It`s making me crazy :D