Ryan do you think the GH5 and Atomos compete with the GH6 or will the GH6 basically do the same without adding a monitor? I have a Atomos I go from Camera to Camera at times and I would hate to be duplicating another Ninja V specifically for the GH5 if the GH6 could somewhat match or better this combined
I agree there. I own both the Panasonic and the Sony. The Sony can see in the dark. But who is shooting a shot to see in the dark? I can get great night shots out of the GH5. And if noise is an issue a little Neat Video and some sharpening can get it right back.
@@ryanjharris Okay, I'm dating my Panny Boy love here. I actually have never used noise reduction on my GH5 either. It is actually back from my days with the GH2.
Hi I am using Gh4,GH5,5s BMPCC4K because of my high Iso usage I always use Neat to kill the noise and resharp afterwards...I set the noise reduction to -5 and use mostly VLog cine D. Really neat is a killer feature for noise reduction image look clean and beautiful...high iso in GH5 3200-6400 the noise is not so much a problem but the color shifting...but fast lens are helping and anyway I have GH5s and Bmpcc4k and I use offen above 5000 iso.
First comparison I find useful. Without any useless comments, trying to be pro as much pro can be. You talk to people as it should be. Thank you for that! Greetings from Poland!
Mate, perfectly summed up. The GH5 is an absolute weapon for what they cost, especially on the used market. I was genuinely considering selling my a7s III to come back to the GH fold with the GH6, however that AF pulsing (see Tony Northrup video) is just a no go for me as a solo content creator. For someone like yourself though who spends most of the time behind the camera I think the GH6 will be another class redefining classic. The dynamic range boost has the dynamic range of the GH6 just a whisker off the Panasonic FF S1H and may actually be more than the Canon R5. The oversampled 4k is looking like it is very close to matching resolving power of the likes of the Sony A1 and Canon R5 as well (those obviously have 8k as well). Main reason I went to the a7s III was I mainly shoot nightime landscape and Milky Way videos with the strongest source of light being moonlight, but also often only starlight. I am absolute agreement with you that the GH5 is not that bad in low light such as cityscapes or other environments with some ambient light. You are exactly right in saying it has far more to do with the clear aperture of the lens you put Infront of it. With my Voigtlander 17.5mm f/0.95 I shot in caves and city street festivals at night with excellent results with the camera at ISO 800. The GH6 footage is looking clean at ISO 6400, so with the correct glass (which is also true of Full Frame cameras, they aren't magic) I suspect pretty much all low light usage apart from very niche use cases such as mine will be a total non issue.
Just got a brand new-in-box GH5 for 799 after shipping and tax! And also from an authorized dealer woohoo.. cant wait to start shooting! Thanks for all your tutorials my man, they helped a ton so far.
Good for you! For really low light situations, I'll use a Nikkon 0.68 Speedbooster with a vintage nikkor 50mm f1.4 on my GH5. Works very well. Wasn't my idea though, there's this Finish guy with a channel called Joo Works, it was his suggestion. It's full metal manual, but really good.
I own the Lumix S5 and the G9. I'm going to sell my G9 and pre-order the GH6. Would it be reasonable to use the GH6 as my A camera for video except in low light and my S5 as the B camera? I would then use my S5 as my A camera when it comes to photos and the GH6 for my B camera for photos. That seems like they would compliment each other perfectly.
Hi Ryan - great work, as always. I’m wondering about low(er) light performance on the GH6 as I often shoot music / concert shots where lighting can be a challenge. Love my G9 and GH5, especially with Sigma 16 or 56 f1.4.
I have two GH5’s and a GH5 Mk2. I shoot live theatre, concerts and dance shows. The internal ProRes appeals to me as all my other cameras have Atomos recorders attached. A GH6 means that I could add another camera to my arsenal without buying another Atomos recorder.
I didn't realize that image quality is a casualty of upping the frame rate...Thank you for sharing that...I think that's the decision-maker for me to choose the 5 over the 6 because if going from 60 to 120 will affect the image quality, then I wouldn't use 120 much, which was what made me interested in the 6 to begin with...Does that make sense? Am I understanding this correctly?
Will love to have your gh5 , Don't really know if I ever get lucky enough to get picked for such an offer. But if I get lucky, just know it will have to ship to Tulsa Oklahoma into welcoming hands.
Hi, completely unrelated question but "how" do you travel (fly) with your gear? Can you pay extra to have you camera gear as a carry on onboard a flight? Or do you check in some of the stuff? I am curious as I will be traveling soon and I am not sure a dedicated backpack for gimbal, camera, lenses etc makes sense if I have to check-in most of my gear... Thanks!
Hi Ryan, I’m considering keeping my GH5 and upgrading GH6 for multicam shoots. Do you foresee any technical issues cutting the footage will together? Cheers - excited 😆🎥🎥✨
I have been recovering from health complications for the last ten months, but today I am braving the poor weather to practice filmmaking. Thank you for the positive energy and inspiration :) I would definitely enter if you plan on doing a giveaway too.
(1:47) I wholeheartedly agree. The GH5II is even a little better. If money is an issue, GH5 is perfect, if one can afford it GH5II definitely. If one makes a living filming, GH6 is the tool of choice… …
I’m a beginner filmmaker, currently have the native 12-35mm lens but was wondering if it’s worth ditching that lens and what would you recommend I get? I love travelling and occasionally do client work (BTS, Adverts and Weddings). Thanks!
A lot of people selling the GH5 body only used here in Portugal for 750 euro or less (around 800usd). I will get a GH6 for sure for the 5.7k and the 4k120. Not sure if I keep the GH5 or not. 🙂
Great video. Im a university student and have booked out the GH5 several times, the cinematic Christmas shoot was shot on the GH5 I think it’s a great camera even in low light. If your giving away a GH5 that would be great👀😂 and would give me more freedom in my projects as I wouldn’t have to risk assess everything I do to get a camera from uni. I live on a famous beach in the UK “Bournemouth” and I would love to do some beach shoots but the university doesn’t allow equipment to be used on the beach.
I’ve got a G85 now, and was waiting to see what the GH6 would bring. Even a GH5 would be an upgrade, but I might hold out to see if Panasonic releases an update to the G9. I love to shoot photos along with video.
Based on what you said, a G9 would be a good upgrade for you. The GH5 will have video features you probably wont ever use. Save the money, but get the upgrade. ;)
@@chrisklugh I've thought about a G9 many times, but if a G10 has a bit better low light performance with the new sensor, then I don't mind waiting for that. I might also just bite the bullet on a cheaper G9, then upgrade to a G10 in a few years when that price drops.
@@prelude1218 Don't expect sensors to become magically better low light devises. It really matters how much light you have. The only place it can improve is with computational imagery like you see in phones. As good as that is for a phone, its not likely to be be as good for professional work. The reason is control. Essentially what your left with is a CPU created jpeg. Once that file is created, lots of data is gone and does not give editors/color grades as much room. I personally think the Dynamic Boost feature in the GH6 is kinda mostly useless. For one, you need to be shooting at 2000 ISO, which means anywhere you have light, your going to not want it. In low light situations it could help, like concerts/weddings. But at that point, why would you not pick a FF camera that will still have better low light and dynamic range in those situations? And your not gimped at 2000 ISO. So if your looking for an upgrade, which it does not sound like your after, the G9 will be a nice improvement over what you have. The gap between the G9 and the future G10 will be much shorter then your G85 is to the G9. You will spend less and get more with that G9.
@@chrisklugh yeah, low light is more of a nice to have. Don’t really want to go FF as I’m a big fan of the smaller and cheaper MFT lenses. For me, I’m mostly looking for a better buffer and increased rate for RAW burst photos, and the autofocus updates in the G9/GH5. Toddlers are tricky to capture! I might also look at a UHS-II card for the buffer increases first, but haven’t done so yet.
@@chrisklugh As a side note, dynamic boost is still pretty useful. Especially for photos, as it kicks in at 800 ISO. 2000 ISO minimum is only for video.
Sub'd! I like how you are so honest with GH5. I am actually thinking of buying a used GH5. Hopefully I can find one that's affordable and in very good condition.
I pre ordered the gh6 so all and any tips and videos would be great . I’m not 100% sure I’ll keep it I won’t know that till I get my hands on it for a couple weeks but I most likely will we’ll see
I was gonna buy a gh6, but if you're giving away the gh5 i might as well try for that first! I'm trying to start doing freelance videography in my area
Giving up your GH5 for someone in real need is awesome. I already have one though. Are you also upgrading your girlfriend, I don't have one of those. Pick me! 😁
Cheers Ryan! Good hearing your thoughts again on the GH6 😊 If I could maybe shamelessly put myself forward for your GH5 giveaway then that would be an incredible upgrade for my wee G80 and I would definitely put it to good use with my videos of Scotland! But yeah looking forward to some GH6 tests when you finally get your hands on one, especially regarding the image stabilization which sounds insane 😁 Best, Derek
GH5s is definitely still the camera to go with for low light shooting. GH5 vs GH6 is really no competition. I would upgrade to the GH6 in that case. I might keep my GH5s for a second camera on those run and gun shoots. The GH5s is gonna do great in low light scenes and the GH6 is going to have higher frame rate 4K and other capabilities that the GH5s does not. Hopefully Panasonic will drop a GH6s that would be sweet for filmmakers. Keep in mid there are many features on both the GH5 and GH6 that the GH5s does not have. The GH5 and GH6 have a much higher megapixel for stills than the GH5s. The GH5s leans more towards filmmaking than versatility.
I've got my GH6 and so far I've only had the chance to take photos, with work commitments getting in the way of playtime. Just a heads up, there is no software out there at the moment that will work with the new Panasonic RAW files. Panasonic suggest you download a third party software called Silkypix. This software is so buggy and unstable that it is basically unusable. The only workaround at the moment is to shoot RAW and JPEG. You will be able to edit the JPEGS straight away but you will have to sit on the RAW files for possibly months until either Panasonic or a Third Party software company find a way to work with the new RAW photo files. This is an epic fail for Panasonic's Flagship camera, costing thousands of pounds or dollars, to create RAW photos that are unusable at the moment. I've still got my GH5 as well, for the time being.
How about a complete set of GH6 specific photography and video tutorials based on that camera. A complete set of GH5 specific photography and video tutorials based on that camera use. Then in the future, specific photography and video tutorials based on those cameras. A bit of redundant work with slight and some not so slight differences. I was thinking you could package each tutorial up for sale as being specific for that camera. Or Filming your personal interactions, as a lesson plan, with some motivated but pretty green photography enthusiast in the field, teaching him the ropes, while he makes correctable mistakes. Sell that package. Or Produce a Wild West full length movie. 😉
G H 5 G I V E A W A Y - Ill take it Ryan! :) A lot of interesting content can be produced regarding GH5 vs GH6 or Last Gen vs Next Gen, what's the difference? I am really curious about that new CF card slot vs SD as I only know it is expensive but wonder how it works in the field vs importing content on PC and working with it. TH-camrs make a HUGE deal about GH5 and autofocus but i NEVER had a problem with it with commercial work, like your take on it and if GH6 has good autofocus or if it matters.
I would love the giveaway for the GH5 haha! Been a fan of your channel and I talk a lot about Panasonic cameras on my channel it would be sick to get my hands on a GH5!
If you doing a gh5 giveaway ill be happy to take it off your hands been filming my travel videos on a Gopro and have been looking to upgrade to the gh5 after watching your videos.
When I purchased my GH5 new the lowest price was $1999 compared to the GH6 which is $2197. Of course the GH5 has come down seriously in price since it was first introduced. I just sold my GH5 and pre-ordered the 6.
Hey I love what Gerald undone is making but he have an use of camera mostly in his studio inside and maybe outside for some test...he is not the Hardcore shooting Videografer like Ryan. He is mostly technical and Pixelpeeling guy...which he does very well. And he is loaded with money from TH-cam subscription and other stuff...so he can afford to have 2 Sony A1(9000 each) as his main cameras some amazing G Lenz for 2000 each etc...but actually most of the people whatching his channel can't afford that at most of the time it is overkill...it is why people like Ryan or the less known Caleb not Pike ...who shoot as well GH5 are more trustworthy and down to earth imho
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Ryan do you think the GH5 and Atomos compete with the GH6 or will the GH6 basically do the same without adding a monitor?
I have a Atomos I go from Camera to Camera at times and I would hate to be duplicating another Ninja V specifically for the GH5 if the GH6 could somewhat match or better this combined
I agree there. I own both the Panasonic and the Sony. The Sony can see in the dark. But who is shooting a shot to see in the dark? I can get great night shots out of the
GH5. And if noise is an issue a little Neat Video and some sharpening can get it right back.
Haha totally....
I never even have got to the point of needing neat video
@@ryanjharris Okay, I'm dating my Panny Boy love here. I actually have never used noise reduction on my GH5 either. It is actually back from my days with the GH2.
Hi I am using Gh4,GH5,5s BMPCC4K because of my high Iso usage I always use Neat to kill the noise and resharp afterwards...I set the noise reduction to -5 and use mostly VLog cine D.
Really neat is a killer feature for noise reduction image look clean and beautiful...high iso in GH5 3200-6400 the noise is not so much a problem but the color shifting...but fast lens are helping and anyway I have GH5s and Bmpcc4k and I use offen above 5000 iso.
@@mattstone8878 How cool is that!
First comparison I find useful. Without any useless comments, trying to be pro as much pro can be. You talk to people as it should be. Thank you for that! Greetings from Poland!
Mate, perfectly summed up. The GH5 is an absolute weapon for what they cost, especially on the used market. I was genuinely considering selling my a7s III to come back to the GH fold with the GH6, however that AF pulsing (see Tony Northrup video) is just a no go for me as a solo content creator. For someone like yourself though who spends most of the time behind the camera I think the GH6 will be another class redefining classic. The dynamic range boost has the dynamic range of the GH6 just a whisker off the Panasonic FF S1H and may actually be more than the Canon R5. The oversampled 4k is looking like it is very close to matching resolving power of the likes of the Sony A1 and Canon R5 as well (those obviously have 8k as well).
Main reason I went to the a7s III was I mainly shoot nightime landscape and Milky Way videos with the strongest source of light being moonlight, but also often only starlight. I am absolute agreement with you that the GH5 is not that bad in low light such as cityscapes or other environments with some ambient light. You are exactly right in saying it has far more to do with the clear aperture of the lens you put Infront of it. With my Voigtlander 17.5mm f/0.95 I shot in caves and city street festivals at night with excellent results with the camera at ISO 800. The GH6 footage is looking clean at ISO 6400, so with the correct glass (which is also true of Full Frame cameras, they aren't magic) I suspect pretty much all low light usage apart from very niche use cases such as mine will be a total non issue.
GH5 ii also a good alternative that’s more affordable if GH6 is too costly or certain new features aren’t needed.
For sure - great in-between!
Just got a brand new-in-box GH5 for 799 after shipping and tax! And also from an authorized dealer woohoo.. cant wait to start shooting! Thanks for all your tutorials my man, they helped a ton so far.
Good for you! For really low light situations, I'll use a Nikkon 0.68 Speedbooster with a vintage nikkor 50mm f1.4 on my GH5.
Works very well. Wasn't my idea though, there's this Finish guy with a channel called Joo Works, it was his suggestion. It's full metal manual, but really good.
I own the Lumix S5 and the G9. I'm going to sell my G9 and pre-order the GH6. Would it be reasonable to use the GH6 as my A camera for video except in low light and my S5 as the B camera? I would then use my S5 as my A camera when it comes to photos and the GH6 for my B camera for photos. That seems like they would compliment each other perfectly.
Hi Ryan - great work, as always. I’m wondering about low(er) light performance on the GH6 as I often shoot music / concert shots where lighting can be a challenge. Love my G9 and GH5, especially with Sigma 16 or 56 f1.4.
I have two GH5’s and a GH5 Mk2. I shoot live theatre, concerts and dance shows. The internal ProRes appeals to me as all my other cameras have Atomos recorders attached. A GH6 means that I could add another camera to my arsenal without buying another Atomos recorder.
I didn't realize that image quality is a casualty of upping the frame rate...Thank you for sharing that...I think that's the decision-maker for me to choose the 5 over the 6 because if going from 60 to 120 will affect the image quality, then I wouldn't use 120 much, which was what made me interested in the 6 to begin with...Does that make sense? Am I understanding this correctly?
I get really good low light with my G9 it's all in the lens and set up.
#Ryan Harris
Is the feature to capture a still from regular video (not 6k photo) available for all of the GH6 recording formats like the GH5
I’m thinking of switching from Canon m50 to a Gh5 so I can go full time filmmaker
Woah! Giving away your GH5 would be amazing! I love to see generous filmmakers. Way to be an example to the community.
Yeah i'm thinking of getting a GH5 in 2022 as no camera come close for novice like me in price range.. even in APSC don't have such spec.
Will love to have your gh5 , Don't really know if I ever get lucky enough to get picked for such an offer. But if I get lucky, just know it will have to ship to Tulsa Oklahoma into welcoming hands.
Hi, completely unrelated question but "how" do you travel (fly) with your gear? Can you pay extra to have you camera gear as a carry on onboard a flight? Or do you check in some of the stuff? I am curious as I will be traveling soon and I am not sure a dedicated backpack for gimbal, camera, lenses etc makes sense if I have to check-in most of my gear... Thanks!
Is the GH5 much bigger and heavier?
Hi Ryan, I’m considering keeping my GH5 and upgrading GH6 for multicam shoots. Do you foresee any technical issues cutting the footage will together?
Cheers - excited 😆🎥🎥✨
I have been recovering from health complications for the last ten months, but today I am braving the poor weather to practice filmmaking. Thank you for the positive energy and inspiration :) I would definitely enter if you plan on doing a giveaway too.
More power to you Julian! Keep the spirit high!💫⚡️
How's your canon 24-70 perform on your gh6?
(1:47) I wholeheartedly agree. The GH5II is even a little better. If money is an issue, GH5 is perfect, if one can afford it GH5II definitely. If one makes a living filming, GH6 is the tool of choice…
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I’m a beginner filmmaker, currently have the native 12-35mm lens but was wondering if it’s worth ditching that lens and what would you recommend I get? I love travelling and occasionally do client work (BTS, Adverts and Weddings). Thanks!
Honestly considering how you have the canon glass, If I were you I’d invest into a Blackmagic 6k or 6K pro…
Those cameras seem really cool!
I shoot all my wedding on GH5 & GH6. Pretty happy
A lot of people selling the GH5 body only used here in Portugal for 750 euro or less (around 800usd). I will get a GH6 for sure for the 5.7k and the 4k120. Not sure if I keep the GH5 or not. 🙂
STEAL of a deal.... The GH6 is also pretty affordable eh
Great video. Im a university student and have booked out the GH5 several times, the cinematic Christmas shoot was shot on the GH5 I think it’s a great camera even in low light. If your giving away a GH5 that would be great👀😂 and would give me more freedom in my projects as I wouldn’t have to risk assess everything I do to get a camera from uni. I live on a famous beach in the UK “Bournemouth” and I would love to do some beach shoots but the university doesn’t allow equipment to be used on the beach.
Thanks, I needed to hear this! 👏👏
And yes, please do a giveaway of your GH5. I'm sure it has some of your ju-ju filming skills!! 😂🤣
Haha! I will see if I can get a GH6 so I can do that! Cheers
I’ve got a G85 now, and was waiting to see what the GH6 would bring. Even a GH5 would be an upgrade, but I might hold out to see if Panasonic releases an update to the G9. I love to shoot photos along with video.
Based on what you said, a G9 would be a good upgrade for you. The GH5 will have video features you probably wont ever use. Save the money, but get the upgrade. ;)
@@chrisklugh I've thought about a G9 many times, but if a G10 has a bit better low light performance with the new sensor, then I don't mind waiting for that. I might also just bite the bullet on a cheaper G9, then upgrade to a G10 in a few years when that price drops.
@@prelude1218 Don't expect sensors to become magically better low light devises. It really matters how much light you have. The only place it can improve is with computational imagery like you see in phones. As good as that is for a phone, its not likely to be be as good for professional work. The reason is control. Essentially what your left with is a CPU created jpeg. Once that file is created, lots of data is gone and does not give editors/color grades as much room.
I personally think the Dynamic Boost feature in the GH6 is kinda mostly useless. For one, you need to be shooting at 2000 ISO, which means anywhere you have light, your going to not want it. In low light situations it could help, like concerts/weddings. But at that point, why would you not pick a FF camera that will still have better low light and dynamic range in those situations? And your not gimped at 2000 ISO.
So if your looking for an upgrade, which it does not sound like your after, the G9 will be a nice improvement over what you have. The gap between the G9 and the future G10 will be much shorter then your G85 is to the G9. You will spend less and get more with that G9.
@@chrisklugh yeah, low light is more of a nice to have. Don’t really want to go FF as I’m a big fan of the smaller and cheaper MFT lenses. For me, I’m mostly looking for a better buffer and increased rate for RAW burst photos, and the autofocus updates in the G9/GH5. Toddlers are tricky to capture! I might also look at a UHS-II card for the buffer increases first, but haven’t done so yet.
@@chrisklugh As a side note, dynamic boost is still pretty useful. Especially for photos, as it kicks in at 800 ISO. 2000 ISO minimum is only for video.
What makes it so hard is the GH5 is still so damn good :)
Sub'd! I like how you are so honest with GH5. I am actually thinking of buying a used GH5. Hopefully I can find one that's affordable and in very good condition.
I pre ordered the gh6 so all and any tips and videos would be great . I’m not 100% sure I’ll keep it I won’t know that till I get my hands on it for a couple weeks but I most likely will we’ll see
It be cool to do a comparison of the gh5 and gh6! :)
Will do this sooooon!
I was gonna buy a gh6, but if you're giving away the gh5 i might as well try for that first! I'm trying to start doing freelance videography in my area
I really want to join the Panasonic family. GH5 would really help my film-making process.
Got it!
are you still selling your gh5
Giving up your GH5 for someone in real need is awesome. I already have one though.
Are you also upgrading your girlfriend, I don't have one of those. Pick me!
😁
Cheers Ryan! Good hearing your thoughts again on the GH6 😊 If I could maybe shamelessly put myself forward for your GH5 giveaway then that would be an incredible upgrade for my wee G80 and I would definitely put it to good use with my videos of Scotland! But yeah looking forward to some GH6 tests when you finally get your hands on one, especially regarding the image stabilization which sounds insane 😁
Best, Derek
GH5s is definitely still the camera to go with for low light shooting.
GH5 vs GH6 is really no competition. I would upgrade to the GH6 in that case.
I might keep my GH5s for a second camera on those run and gun shoots. The GH5s is gonna do great in low light scenes and the GH6 is going to have higher frame rate 4K and other capabilities that the GH5s does not. Hopefully Panasonic will drop a GH6s that would be sweet for filmmakers.
Keep in mid there are many features on both the GH5 and GH6 that the GH5s does not have. The GH5 and GH6 have a much higher megapixel for stills than the GH5s. The GH5s leans more towards filmmaking than versatility.
I've got my GH6 and so far I've only had the chance to take photos, with work commitments getting in the way of playtime. Just a heads up, there is no software out there at the moment that will work with the new Panasonic RAW files. Panasonic suggest you download a third party software called Silkypix. This software is so buggy and unstable that it is basically unusable. The only workaround at the moment is to shoot RAW and JPEG. You will be able to edit the JPEGS straight away but you will have to sit on the RAW files for possibly months until either Panasonic or a Third Party software company find a way to work with the new RAW photo files.
This is an epic fail for Panasonic's Flagship camera, costing thousands of pounds or dollars, to create RAW photos that are unusable at the moment.
I've still got my GH5 as well, for the time being.
Thank you for your good video. God bless you .
How about a complete set of GH6 specific photography and video tutorials based on that camera. A complete set of GH5 specific photography and video tutorials based on that camera use. Then in the future, specific photography and video tutorials based on those cameras. A bit of redundant work with slight and some not so slight differences. I was thinking you could package each tutorial up for sale as being specific for that camera.
Or
Filming your personal interactions, as a lesson plan, with some motivated but pretty green photography enthusiast in the field, teaching him the ropes, while he makes correctable mistakes. Sell that package.
Or
Produce a Wild West full length movie. 😉
I love these ideas.... I am pretty much sold on that
And might do the wild west movie again also haha - thanks!
It would be interesting compare GH5s to GH6, those models are more level and price range.
Love it! beautiful masterpiece-see you on my side! 😉
See ya there
GH5 II is better option now for new user.
G H 5 G I V E A W A Y - Ill take it Ryan! :)
A lot of interesting content can be produced regarding GH5 vs GH6 or Last Gen vs Next Gen, what's the difference?
I am really curious about that new CF card slot vs SD as I only know it is expensive but wonder how it works in the field vs importing content on PC and working with it.
TH-camrs make a HUGE deal about GH5 and autofocus but i NEVER had a problem with it with commercial work, like your take on it and if GH6 has good autofocus or if it matters.
If you're thinking of doing a giveaway, i'll happily take that GH5 off your hand's bro! haha, seriously though, thanks for all the videos.
Good advice from someone who actually earns their living from real world filmmaking.
I would love the giveaway for the GH5 haha! Been a fan of your channel and I talk a lot about Panasonic cameras on my channel it would be sick to get my hands on a GH5!
If you doing a gh5 giveaway ill be happy to take it off your hands been filming my travel videos on a Gopro and have been looking to upgrade to the gh5 after watching your videos.
Panasonic has added a couple of extra stops to peoples credit cards
Gh6 is powerhouse
Really interested in te Panasonic cameras
Im interested if you would do a giveaway
Would love to win your gh5 in a giveaway and would happily put my em5 m2 up for a giveaway in return lol
I own gh4, starting my own videography and want a gh5 giveaway :D
When I purchased my GH5 new the lowest price was $1999 compared to the GH6 which is $2197. Of course the GH5 has come down seriously in price since it was first introduced. I just sold my GH5 and pre-ordered the 6.
Please, let me take your gh5 off your hands 🙏
Lol did you just use Gerald Undones Thumbnail???
im wondering the same thing...?
yeah, that's a bit... questionable...
Hey
I love what Gerald undone is making but he have an use of camera mostly in his studio inside and maybe outside for some test...he is not the Hardcore shooting Videografer like Ryan.
He is mostly technical and Pixelpeeling guy...which he does very well.
And he is loaded with money from TH-cam subscription and other stuff...so he can afford to have 2 Sony A1(9000 each) as his main cameras some amazing G Lenz for 2000 each etc...but actually most of the people whatching his channel can't afford that at most of the time it is overkill...it is why people like Ryan or the less known Caleb not Pike ...who shoot as well GH5 are more trustworthy and down to earth imho
I would give a big shout out if you gifted your Gh5 to me.