I’m a new photographer and videographer. The g9 is my newest camera. I had a g7 and gx85(which I still have) The g9 is way more feature packed. This video is amazing to make things much more simpler and not make those features so daunting. Thank you for this
Incredible video, just what I was looking for, thank you. I love the editing. Straight to the point. Would love to see a follow up video with the new updates (if you haven't made one. Going to subscribe and check). 👍🏼
why does my automatic switch off? switching display, screen on lumix g9? after a while, only the display switches without me interfering with the lumix. Thanks
Question: if I plug the camera to a 4k monitor via hdmi, can I browse the pictures easily? can I delete them? some cameras when you plug them to hdmi, no longer have the same functionality
Which is frame rate in 4K that I can use to realize "in camera" TimeLapse videos? Is it 30fps or G9 can reach 4K 60fps TimeLapse videos "in camera" directly?
Do you know if you can use AFC single point af, for instance, and then manual adjust for finer focus? The manual focus assist only activates while on manual focus. Is it limited like that?
I have a project of photographing bikers at night , and i am intending using my G9 any suggestions on the ISO, settings and flash usage as well as the composing the images... this will be put latter in a book as well as A3+ sizes of prints ...Thanks
Would you (or your viewers) have any idea why I can't upgrade the firmware on a Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX8 to ver. 2.2? It currently has ver. 1.1. I've downloaded the upgrade from Panasonic's website twice and followed the procedure precisely. Fully-charged battery, SD card formatted in camera, etc. I sure could use some help with this. Thanks!
try this - backup all photos/video on the memory card to a pc/external hd,etc. Be sure to reformat the memory card "in your camera" using the camera's card format option. On your computer download the specific zip file for your camera from Panasonic, I used their japan site. On your PC/mac extract the .bin file from the zip file and use explorer/finder to copy the .bin file to the "root" directory of the memory card. (Not inside any directory). Memory card back into camera, turn it on and select the "playback/view (right arrow)" button to start the firmware update process, should prompt you for a yes/no answer, etc. Here's a link to their JP site if you don't have it: av.jpn.support.panasonic.com/support/global/cs/dsc/download/index.html
@@wowpriceshop haha it's ok, I like how you fitted lots of great content into one video, I got this camera just today and there are alot of features, so a lot of respect for you to make these videos. Thank you
mierda mano,, ustedes son uno verdugo men,, yo acabo de comprar esa cámara y en el jodio español nadie te dice lo que ustedes dicen... waaooo coño por fin,, una maldita lucha que estoy cogiendo con esta cámara,,
Yes, I too have observed that most reviewers tend to concentrate more on the video than on the stills features, which has been very disappointing so far. I bought the camera for its stills. For videos I have a separate camera. So i hope there will be someone, preferably an experienced end user, out there to elaborate more on the stills aspect of the camera, as that was why this camera was made, and then go to the video aspects of it, so that those of us who are not interested in video can skip that portion of it. O also observed that some parts of this video is way out of focus, and I can hardly read what's on the menu screen
@@NerdRapper I think you missed the point. If I were shopping for a camera, I would be looking at videos that compare different makes and models, not a "How To" video. This is more suitable for those who are already owners of the G9. And I disagree with you that the G9 is better for videos. For short clips, perhaps, but I couldn't use it to record a wedding reception, for example. I can't use it for recording longer than 10 minutes. Also, what exactly is your definition of an "ahead of the game" camera? Brand? Better processor? High pixels count? And even if the G9 falls short of your definition of a "good" camera, or "the bigger the numbers (e.g. ISO, resolution, full frame, etc) the better", not everyone shares your sentiment.You want to talk brands, I have a friend who owns a Pentax K-1, but the pictures he takes with it puts many a Canon and Nikon to shame. As for me, I sold my Canon EOS 7D and got the G9. You may ask why? I asked myself. Do I need those fangle dangled high figure values. For example, if my family consists of only me and my wife, does it make sense to buy a MPV? The extra size means higher cost and consumption, larger interior to clean, larger parking space, etc when from a practical point of view a four seater saloon would suffice. Also, a Toyota would suit my needs better than a Bentley or a Lexus. So do I need a full frame? Do I need that 256k ISO? Do I need that high end processor? If I were using my camera to produce the kind of pictures suitable to print billboard sized prints, then the answer is yes. But if I wan a compact sized DSLR to use as a hobby, share my photos with friedns who only use mobile phones to view them, or put them up on my FB, then I find the G9 a perfect choice. I like the features, impressive IS, compact M43 format, easy to use pixel shift technology when compared to the Sony, etc. I took my camera to NZ on holiday, and while travelling on the Taeiri Gorge train, with its rocking carriages, I took great shots with the Panasonic 100-400mm zoom lens (actual zoom value 200-800) and I held it in my hand because it is dumb to use a tripod on a train. Also when I compare the lens to a 500 mm full frame, I probably wouldn't have been able to hold the camera without tripping over if I had a full frame Canon or Nikon. So each of us have different preferences for our "ideal camera", and I do not regret buying the G9, because the results and satisfaction it has given me are far better than all the previous cameras I have ever owned. The key word for me is practicality. Thank you
All this BS.. Set it up like this.. Switch the camera 'On' select Shutterspeed, select Aperture, select iso then switch everything else off !! If you can't use it that way, then i suggest going back to your phone ...
I just bought this camera, i dont know if ive done the right thing.. you can tell right away its made in china, and ive found out what the "G" means.. Gimmicky ! its full of them, flicking switches, pressing buttons its plastered in them, its a journey just to get to a assignment, its definitely a young persons camera.. you know, (there always fiddling with there phones) i think its aimed at them.. The shutter sounds very flimsy too, and why is it in the screen the aperture only goes up to f4, while my lens is a 2.8 ? Ive had Nikons for years, and Fujifilm mirrorless, but this thing seems like its 'Stamped out' not built like other cameras.. sorry but i just cant put my finger on it, somethings lacking ? As for video, i couldn't care less i hate video, none of my cameras have ever been used for video.. to be honest i wish it wasn't on there, maybe the cameras would be cheaper to buy without video.. in any case, if i did want a video camera i'd go and buy a video camera, i wouldn't use a photo stills camera.. Have you heard about Canons latest camera.. they have vowed there not going to be left behind in this "latest camera race".. its ment for the outdoor person.. its the R100f mirrorless, it has a can opener, and fire lighter built in, also can be fully functional in depths of water of 100 foot just in case you fancy some deep water fishing !!
1st....you must work for .........PANASONIC......because you are wearing their shirt.....and 2nd.....YOU DID NT INTRODUCE YOUR SELF........We are left with a NAME LESS SALES PERSON.......Remember...presentation ( the first 15 seconds ) is more important than what you say......learn about teaching,an speaking to people, by taking a teachers short intoduction course.....And by the way....i have been in the retail camera sales for 42 years......learn from your mistake......NEXT PLEASE.
Sorry Paul Green, I actually couldn't care less what their names are, I am here to learn about the camera functions, not them. Also you're telling them off for poor presentation, well I'm telling you off for the terrible over use of a full stop. Learn from your mistake.
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I’m a new photographer and videographer. The g9 is my newest camera. I had a g7 and gx85(which I still have)
The g9 is way more feature packed. This video is amazing to make things much more simpler and not make those features so daunting. Thank you for this
Just bought my G9 and this video is such a time saver. Excellent! Thank you.
Same here 👍🏾
Just got my G9 these videos will be extremely useful
Incredible video, just what I was looking for, thank you. I love the editing. Straight to the point. Would love to see a follow up video with the new updates (if you haven't made one. Going to subscribe and check). 👍🏼
ok
Most annoying thing about this camera is having to re-enter the focal length for a manual lens EVERY SINGLE TIME you switch on. EVERY SINGLE TIME.
Great help on the G9. Thanks, Panasonic!
Very helpful, this is such a customisable camera! Thanks Guys. Y
Great video! Thank you. But the Lumix G9 camera got a 2.0 firmware update, so the features changed as well.
aw no way lol i knew it got an update but wasnt aware that everything changed :( so i just wasted 30 mins of my life lol
Hi does the G9 have live view composite? Great video! Thanks!
why does my automatic switch off? switching display, screen on lumix g9? after a while, only the display switches without me interfering with the lumix. Thanks
Question: if I plug the camera to a 4k monitor via hdmi, can I browse the pictures easily? can I delete them? some cameras when you plug them to hdmi, no longer have the same functionality
Which is frame rate in 4K that I can use to realize "in camera" TimeLapse videos? Is it 30fps or G9 can reach 4K 60fps TimeLapse videos "in camera" directly?
Great
Do you know if you can use AFC single point af, for instance, and then manual adjust for finer focus? The manual focus assist only activates while on manual focus. Is it limited like that?
thanks
Thank you for the awesome video!!! Great!!!
you welcome
When i update software last version , G9 have gain or noise very much , How about clear gain or noise , please info
I have a project of photographing bikers at night , and i am intending using my G9 any suggestions on the ISO, settings and flash usage as well as the composing the images... this will be put latter in a book as well as A3+ sizes of prints ...Thanks
If you have some portable lights then take with you beater to have and no need then need and not have ISO check on first shoots
Would you (or your viewers) have any idea why I can't upgrade the firmware on a Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX8 to ver. 2.2? It currently has ver. 1.1. I've downloaded the upgrade from Panasonic's website twice and followed the procedure precisely. Fully-charged battery, SD card formatted in camera, etc. I sure could use some help with this. Thanks!
try this - backup all photos/video on the memory card to a pc/external hd,etc. Be sure to reformat the memory card "in your camera" using the camera's card format option. On your computer download the specific zip file for your camera from Panasonic, I used their japan site. On your PC/mac extract the .bin file from the zip file and use explorer/finder to copy the .bin file to the "root" directory of the memory card. (Not inside any directory). Memory card back into camera, turn it on and select the "playback/view (right arrow)" button to start the firmware update process, should prompt you for a yes/no answer, etc. Here's a link to their JP site if you don't have it: av.jpn.support.panasonic.com/support/global/cs/dsc/download/index.html
my screen is black and can only see menu options through view finder can you tell me how I might fix this
us display button
For some reason my mic level display never shows up
If you have the mic Level-Limiter set to ON, ot won't show the mic levels, on the LCD because it is like a Auto-Level.
@@LeonKolenda it was the display I had the wrong display option on lol
this is a great video but hard to keep up and follow what you are doing, yes i can pause but :(
Sorry about that
@@wowpriceshop haha it's ok, I like how you fitted lots of great content into one video, I got this camera just today and there are alot of features, so a lot of respect for you to make these videos. Thank you
Then the video would be 2hours lmao
mierda mano,, ustedes son uno verdugo men,, yo acabo de comprar esa cámara y en el jodio español nadie te dice lo que ustedes dicen... waaooo
coño por fin,, una maldita lucha que estoy cogiendo con esta cámara,,
I thought the G9 was primarily aimed at still photographers. So this kicks off with video- I stopped watching after the first 30 sec
Yes, I too have observed that most reviewers tend to concentrate more on the video than on the stills features, which has been very disappointing so far. I bought the camera for its stills. For videos I have a separate camera. So i hope there will be someone, preferably an experienced end user, out there to elaborate more on the stills aspect of the camera, as that was why this camera was made, and then go to the video aspects of it, so that those of us who are not interested in video can skip that portion of it. O also observed that some parts of this video is way out of focus, and I can hardly read what's on the menu screen
@@NerdRapper I think you missed the point. If I were shopping for a camera, I would be looking at videos that compare different makes and models, not a "How To" video. This is more suitable for those who are already owners of the G9. And I disagree with you that the G9 is better for videos. For short clips, perhaps, but I couldn't use it to record a wedding reception, for example. I can't use it for recording longer than 10 minutes. Also, what exactly is your definition of an "ahead of the game" camera? Brand? Better processor? High pixels count? And even if the G9 falls short of your definition of a "good" camera, or "the bigger the numbers (e.g. ISO, resolution, full frame, etc) the better", not everyone shares your sentiment.You want to talk brands, I have a friend who owns a Pentax K-1, but the pictures he takes with it puts many a Canon and Nikon to shame. As for me, I sold my Canon EOS 7D and got the G9. You may ask why? I asked myself. Do I need those fangle dangled high figure values. For example, if my family consists of only me and my wife, does it make sense to buy a MPV? The extra size means higher cost and consumption, larger interior to clean, larger parking space, etc when from a practical point of view a four seater saloon would suffice. Also, a Toyota would suit my needs better than a Bentley or a Lexus. So do I need a full frame? Do I need that 256k ISO? Do I need that high end processor? If I were using my camera to produce the kind of pictures suitable to print billboard sized prints, then the answer is yes. But if I wan a compact sized DSLR to use as a hobby, share my photos with friedns who only use mobile phones to view them, or put them up on my FB, then I find the G9 a perfect choice. I like the features, impressive IS, compact M43 format, easy to use pixel shift technology when compared to the Sony, etc. I took my camera to NZ on holiday, and while travelling on the Taeiri Gorge train, with its rocking carriages, I took great shots with the Panasonic 100-400mm zoom lens (actual zoom value 200-800) and I held it in my hand because it is dumb to use a tripod on a train. Also when I compare the lens to a 500 mm full frame, I probably wouldn't have been able to hold the camera without tripping over if I had a full frame Canon or Nikon. So each of us have different preferences for our "ideal camera", and I do not regret buying the G9, because the results and satisfaction it has given me are far better than all the previous cameras I have ever owned. The key word for me is practicality. Thank you
There's not much video at the start, the rest is about photography and its good to learn about the whole camera. :)
Your loss idiot!
All this BS.. Set it up like this.. Switch the camera 'On' select Shutterspeed, select Aperture, select iso
then switch everything else off !!
If you can't use it that way, then i suggest going back to your phone ...
I just bought this camera, i dont know if ive done the right thing.. you can tell right away its made in
china, and ive found out what the "G" means.. Gimmicky ! its full of them, flicking switches, pressing
buttons its plastered in them, its a journey just to get to a assignment, its definitely a young persons
camera.. you know, (there always fiddling with there phones) i think its aimed at them..
The shutter sounds very flimsy too, and why is it in the screen the aperture only goes up to f4, while
my lens is a 2.8 ?
Ive had Nikons for years, and Fujifilm mirrorless, but this thing seems like its 'Stamped out' not built
like other cameras.. sorry but i just cant put my finger on it, somethings lacking ?
As for video, i couldn't care less i hate video, none of my cameras have ever been used for video.. to
be honest i wish it wasn't on there, maybe the cameras would be cheaper to buy without video..
in any case, if i did want a video camera i'd go and buy a video camera, i wouldn't use a photo stills
camera..
Have you heard about Canons latest camera.. they have vowed there not going to be left behind in
this "latest camera race".. its ment for the outdoor person.. its the R100f mirrorless, it has a can
opener, and fire lighter built in, also can be fully functional in depths of water of 100 foot just in
case you fancy some deep water fishing !!
1st....you must work for .........PANASONIC......because you are wearing their shirt.....and 2nd.....YOU DID NT INTRODUCE YOUR SELF........We are left with a NAME LESS SALES PERSON.......Remember...presentation ( the first 15 seconds ) is more important than what you say......learn about teaching,an speaking to people, by taking a teachers short intoduction course.....And by the way....i have been in the retail camera sales for 42 years......learn from your mistake......NEXT PLEASE.
Sorry Paul Green, I actually couldn't care less what their names are, I am here to learn about the camera functions, not them. Also you're telling them off for poor presentation, well I'm telling you off for the terrible over use of a full stop. Learn from your mistake.