Struggled with the concept of this when reading the manual, so this video perfectly explains it and I now feel very confident to use it. I did notice on my TX200 that it has additional settings: 4K S/S and 4K PRE-BURST and I am not certain what the difference is with those. Thanks for these great little tutorials, you're a star!
You're a true hero! I just started using a camera for the first time and I was so confused and frustrated. I got some beautiful shots of horses and donkeys and thought I was stuck with one second videos till now
Nice one, thanks. At the time of my comment, some cameras like the s5 have a 6k burst option, too. This means you can shoot up to 15 mins of 6k video literally, which is nice to have for content creation, where you may want the flexibility to zoom in. (It's also possible to do 5.9k prores raw with the atomos recorder). But overall, these are neat features at that price. Lumix cameras are underrated
Hello.... I hope you will answer my question. I understand how to review the 4K Burst "on my camera", but my eyesight is not that great and I'd like to be able to do the same process on my computer. Is there a way to do this process from a direct connect to the camera... on my computer screen which is much bigger?
Thanks for your video. My problem is seeing the individual images of a burst well enough on the camera display to pick out the ones I want to save (e.g., a hummingbird flight burst). I'd like to just upload all of the images from the burst onto my desktop Imac so I could see them well enough to make my favorite selections - then delete the rest. So, is there a way (my camera is a Lumix DC-ZS200D) to easily break the burst down into all of the individual images? That way I can export them en masse to my desktop Imac for more scrutiny. As is is, I have to select and save each image one by one so I can then export them all. But saving them all one by one is very laborious. Anyone please chip in if you know how. I can't seem to find a Panasonic community forum to post the question there. Thanks!!!
Great to see you back. This was perfect timing as i messed up trying to work it all out. I think your instructions always are clear and precise. I am dyslexic and struggle with manuals, so for me its most helpful .Im guessing its almost the same on the FZ 2000. I noticed that when I was using the 4k photo I did not hear the shutter, is this normal . I deleated all the frames on my card, so now I have all short vidios. is it possible to recover them as images, no big deal its a learning curve. Sorry I have a lot of questions. Im a new to bridge camera. Wishing you a good day. Thank you from Wales UK.
So happy my videos are helpful for you! When it comes to the sound, you may have it turned off in your settings. If you want to hear it make a sound, check under your wrench tab and turn beep on and make sure your silent mode is off. When it comes to the 4K burst mode saving as video clips, you just have to go through them individually and pick which frame to save as a photo again. It’s time consuming unfortunately as they have yet to have a batch option. Let me know if you have any other questions!
@@Shutterbug101 Hello! thank you for this video - its super helpful. I shot a lot in 4k photo burst and already loaded them onto my computer and deleted from camera card. Any tips on which program is best to use when picking frames of the video - from my computer?
This was very helpful. Thank you. I am a total newbie to cameras above and beyond my iPhone. I chose the z80 for it's supposed ease of use and zoom, but it is still super advanced for me. You show to z300 in this video. Do you recommend this over the z80 for super beginners or does it not really matter? Thank you. Your videos are great!
You may need to uninstall and reinstall, but here is my walkthrough connecting with the app! th-cam.com/video/Bnik3B9H-Js/w-d-xo.htmlsi=MyCBzpjo3D2Z61Na
@@Shutterbug101 by the way the weak low light performance is the only negative feature of this camera on it's level, because of the limitation of the tiny sensor. Anyway, micro 4/3 sensors are also not so strong in low light conditions, so no worries about that. I'm still please to use it when the light is at least enough. :)
Panasonic needs to give us an all to extract stills. It is very tedious doing it in camera. I want stack my stills to make a cool progressive composite image.
Struggled with the concept of this when reading the manual, so this video perfectly explains it and I now feel very confident to use it. I did notice on my TX200 that it has additional settings:
4K S/S and 4K PRE-BURST and I am not certain what the difference is with those. Thanks for these great little tutorials, you're a star!
Thanks for this. I have been struggling to select individual 4k images and you explained it perfectly!
You're a true hero! I just started using a camera for the first time and I was so confused and frustrated. I got some beautiful shots of horses and donkeys and thought I was stuck with one second videos till now
Nice one, thanks. At the time of my comment, some cameras like the s5 have a 6k burst option, too. This means you can shoot up to 15 mins of 6k video literally, which is nice to have for content creation, where you may want the flexibility to zoom in. (It's also possible to do 5.9k prores raw with the atomos recorder). But overall, these are neat features at that price. Lumix cameras are underrated
This was REALLY useful, cheers from Brisbane Australia
Great video, may I ask which focus mode you used while shooting in 4k photo burst?
Thank you, clear and concise!
Missing my fz300, sold last month don't know why 🤔 might get it again soon...
Hello.... I hope you will answer my question. I understand how to review the 4K Burst "on my camera", but my eyesight is not that great and I'd like to be able to do the same process on my computer. Is there a way to do this process from a direct connect to the camera... on my computer screen which is much bigger?
Thanks for your video. My problem is seeing the individual images of a burst well enough on the camera display to pick out the ones I want to save (e.g., a hummingbird flight burst). I'd like to just upload all of the images from the burst onto my desktop Imac so I could see them well enough to make my favorite selections - then delete the rest. So, is there a way (my camera is a Lumix DC-ZS200D) to easily break the burst down into all of the individual images? That way I can export them en masse to my desktop Imac for more scrutiny. As is is, I have to select and save each image one by one so I can then export them all. But saving them all one by one is very laborious. Anyone please chip in if you know how. I can't seem to find a Panasonic community forum to post the question there. Thanks!!!
Excellent! thanks for this. Can you do this with the Panasonic download software PHOTOfunStudio? Many thanks
Great to see you back. This was perfect timing as i messed up trying to work it all out. I think your instructions always are clear and precise. I am dyslexic and struggle with manuals, so for me its most helpful .Im guessing its almost the same on the FZ 2000. I noticed that when I was using the 4k photo I did not hear the shutter, is this normal . I deleated all the frames on my card, so now I have all short vidios. is it possible to recover them as images, no big deal its a learning curve. Sorry I have a lot of questions. Im a new to bridge camera. Wishing you a good day.
Thank you from Wales UK.
So happy my videos are helpful for you!
When it comes to the sound, you may have it turned off in your settings. If you want to hear it make a sound, check under your wrench tab and turn beep on and make sure your silent mode is off. When it comes to the 4K burst mode saving as video clips, you just have to go through them individually and pick which frame to save as a photo again. It’s time consuming unfortunately as they have yet to have a batch option. Let me know if you have any other questions!
@@Shutterbug101 Hello! thank you for this video - its super helpful. I shot a lot in 4k photo burst and already loaded them onto my computer and deleted from camera card. Any tips on which program is best to use when picking frames of the video - from my computer?
I used this to shoot a bit of footage from a gig last night. The images saves are less than 1MB. Not a lot of good. Am I doing something wrong here?
This was very helpful. Thank you. I am a total newbie to cameras above and beyond my iPhone. I chose the z80 for it's supposed ease of use and zoom, but it is still super advanced for me. You show to z300 in this video. Do you recommend this over the z80 for super beginners or does it not really matter? Thank you. Your videos are great!
The FZ80 is a great beginner camera! Slow and steady, take your time. :)
How can I convert a LUMIX shutter burst into a slow motion movie? I took a burst of someone jumping into the water but just have s series of stills.
To do this, you can put them into a video editor and adjust the time to make them a clip!
Neat feature, if you delete all the pictures after you save the ones you wanted, will they still be there? Thanks -
Yes, if you saved photos and then deleted the video file, the saved ones would remain!
Can you help me trouble shoot synching my camera with my iPhone? I keep trying and it’s not working
You may need to uninstall and reinstall, but here is my walkthrough connecting with the app! th-cam.com/video/Bnik3B9H-Js/w-d-xo.htmlsi=MyCBzpjo3D2Z61Na
Is it possible to use a flash for this mode?
It is not possible to use flash as it is basically taking a video. You would want to use external lighting, like a lume cube or litra torch.
Thank you. 😀
4K photo burst or post focus for action shots using intelligent auto mode?
4k photo burst is definitely more for action while post focus mode is best for stills
@@Shutterbug101 Thank-you! Definitely makes sense. Do you think image quality would differ using 4K photo burst versus standard photo burst?
On the technical side the 4K burst will give a sharper quality, however, it does not do well in low light with the frame rate it is capturing.
@@Shutterbug101 by the way the weak low light performance is the only negative feature of this camera on it's level, because of the limitation of the tiny sensor. Anyway, micro 4/3 sensors are also not so strong in low light conditions, so no worries about that. I'm still please to use it when the light is at least enough. :)
Panasonic needs to give us an all to extract stills. It is very tedious doing it in camera. I want stack my stills to make a cool progressive composite image.
I'm at the wedding right now I'll try to figure out how to get this to go Burst when I swear it worked last night LOL
At least, Panasonic should give a "save all" option for the stills.