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Lumix Cameras: Set up Creative Control Mode
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 เม.ย. 2020
- Using the Creative Control Mode lets you add image effects internally in all Lumix Cameras. It's super easy to set up and use this mode, and it adds a lot of fun to your photos. These effects can also be tweaked in-camera for even more variations.
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Blown away. Did not realise that each art mode had it's own configurable settings. Some actual usable effects in there, not just gimmicks. And filming with effects will be amazing too. Thanks!
I know, same here. Those deep dive settings were new to me too. Thanks for watching 😀
I will add my voice to the chorus that expressed appreciation for your videos. They are the best on the net!
I am sure many people are like me and would never use, or even know, about all the camera’s features without your videos. Thanks so much.
Thank you so much Steve. There are definitely many features that I haven't even tried yet, or that are too esoteric to even bother with. I get some of these video ideas from reading the camera manual as I wouldn't even think of them myself. Cheers!
This camera continues to amaze, had mine for 4 months, and I didn't realise you could drag the sunburst around, thanks so much Marlene
Glad I could help, Bernie! So fun to play around with these. Cheers.
Your instructional method is AMAZING!! Most tutorials I watch make my eyes glaze over but you have me itching to get my G85 out and actually learn how to use it 👍👍👍👍👍 . Why can’t I turn on notifications for your channel?
Great to hear this! 😀 Many of my G9 tutorials about camera functions should work similarly on your G85. So hopefully you’ll learn something from those videos too. Thanks for stopping by. I think you need to be logged into your TH-cam account to be able to set up notifications. Cheers !
Thank you, Marlene, for another great video! I have tried these settings and just like you said - had loads of fun!!!
Wonderful to hear this! Cheers.
Took my camera & tripod to the river - composed a good area & then went through each filter taking this same photo. I took notes as to which filter I preferred. A fun way to pass some time as well as learn more ways to use the camera. This vid has also been helpful. Thanks
Thanks for jumping in with three legs, Ray! That makes me happy. I hope you got some good results. Cheers!
Excellent. I just wished you lived in Edmonton. Very educational. In my eyes You are number one .
Great to hear from another Albertan. My brother and his family live in Edmonton. Does that count? Cheers!
@@ImageMaven if you want a lesson, it does . Calgary is a long way from Edmonton.
Thanks Marlene ,nice and easy to follow ,some others are too technical and just confuse you
Thanks for the feedback Jim! Glad my teaching style works for you.
Excellent notes thanks for explaining
Thank you for these vids. I’m loving my G9. You have become my go too for learning the camera. Again amazing videos. Thanks.
Thank you for watching and for your very kind words. Enjoy your G9! So many features, I don't even use them all myself. Cheers!
Thank you! The one point color is so fun! It makes boring objects around the house look so interesting.
I totally agree! I forget about it sometimes. I must re-visit!
Thanks Marlene, a fun video tutorial! This is another mode I haven’t used. I’ll need to give it a whirl. Of course you can do a lot of this stuff in post processing but nice to be able to do it in camera. Fun stuff.
Hi Steven. Definitely worth trying out. I don’t think I could do these things in post without a lot of time being put into it. Not to mention I’ve never even thought about some of these effects. This way gives super fast results. And you’ll have a lot of fun in the process. Thanks for stopping by to chat. 😀Always nice to hear from you. Cheers!
This Friday 3 camera mates plus my wife I will drive an hour to Ananda's tulip garden near Grass Valley, Cal. With a plethora of colored flowers in one area my ' attack ' plan is to set the G9 on ' One Shot Color ' & start composing. In the past when using this filter, I'm often surprised by the unpredictable results ! I like the 'Star Filter & Impressive Art' ones as well. Helpful details garnered from this vid. I was hung-up / stuck in a few spots. Thanks
Hi Ray, That sounds like fun! And don't forget you can save a version without the filter effect, just in case you want a "plain" version of your experiments as well. Let me know how it goes.
Hi Marlene and thanks for another great and inspiring video!
You are so welcome! Hope you have fun using these filters.
Got a G9 about a month ago and I can't believe how lucky I am to have found you. Thanks!
Great to hear this Bill. You made my day. Cheers, and enjoy your new camera!
You have given me more understanding of my camera and its awesome power than anyone, or any other source. I can take fairly advanced photos while using the more basic camera modes. I cannot thank you enough :)
Great to hear this Anthony. Agree that this camera is very powerful and even I just use a small percentage of the features. Thanks for stopping by.
I never really bothered much with those modes. But after watching your wonderful video, I will start looking at it!
They’re a lot of fun to play with. Enjoy, and thanks for stopping by.
Love this! Still saving for a G9 but my humble GH3 takes wonderful One Point Colour. Red is my fave✌️
I still have my GH3 too! And yes One Point is fun to work with. I must try it again soon. Cheers.
Hi Marlene, I have just been playing with a 'soft focus' filter on my G7 taking soft close up pictures of flowers and wondered if my g9 had a similar feature and lo and behold you knew it did. I knew you would so I looked you up first. thanks Marlene
Wonderful! Yes, pretty much all the Lumix cameras have the same creative filters with more added on newer cameras. Thank you for looking me up. Cheers.
Wow, I've just found your videos and they're amazing! I can't thankyou enough for information 🙏😊
You're so welcome!
The example with video filter was really stunning!
Thank you! Very fun to play with these.
Thank you so much for explaining that mode :)
Happy to help!
I hope to see a video using yellow and red (et al) lens filters to form B&W photos with clouds to produce a blackened sky.
If you shoot raw files, you can do that in editing. I did make a video with some of that info. th-cam.com/video/BVRQ2jrSj34/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ivD10s3iwlAU7YAw
Great thanks for such a nice video
Hi Marlene, great video. I am trying to get away from just using iA on my Lumix TZ-80. I have been watching all your instructional videos, really helpful.
How about a video for getting the most out of pocket cameras ?
Thank you from UK:-)
If I can get my hands on a pocket camera someday I will. But basically I would use exactly the same methods as with any camera. Whatever I say in these videos about the G9, etc. I would also say for the TZ80, if your camera has those options. Check out this video: th-cam.com/video/01heIyPkvj4/w-d-xo.html In it I use my small M4/3 camera, the Lumix GM5. I've nearly worn the thing out in the past 3 years of having it as I carry it with me all the time. I wish Panasonic would keep making the smaller mirrorless lineup. But I think they're going in the full frame direction now. I've got my eyes on a Lumix LX100ii. A bit pricey but a nice 1" sensor. Not a fan of the power zoom lenses though, and that's my hesitation too. Hope that helps get you over the hump. Don't be nervous just try stuff. Photography takes practice. And it doesn't matter what camera you're using. Thousands upon thousands of photos, and I'm still learning. Thanks for stopping by to chat, Chris.
@@ImageMaven Thanks, will check out your video link. Yes, my TZ80 seems to have a lot of the features of its bigger cousins . Will keep practicing and experimenting.
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This is excellent. Thank you
Thank you for letting me know!
Hi, I just bought a Leica D-Lux 7 which is an expensive Lumix, anyway watching your videos on the different functions of the Lumix, just opened up a new world to me, thank you so very much, please keep them coming loving them and you:-)
Yes, a very expensive Lumix! I'm happy to hear that my videos are helping your get it all set up. Enjoy! And thank you for stopping by.
Hi Marlene, just wondering if you know how I can resolve my issue, after taking a photo, I press the pre view button and the preview comes up in a split screen showing a small photo and all the photo information, how can I get it to just show a large photo,
@@dennisjohnson7412 Yes I can help! Press the Display button again and it will cycle through all the view configurations.
@@ImageMaven Thank you, I feel so stupid not knowing, your information is priceless many many thanks and greeting from the UK
Groovy headband eh Marlene nice and sassy
Hahaha. I almost re-shot those clips after I started editing. I don't care for it that much, but my hair is getting out of control and driving me nuts. I really need a haircut. 🙃Thanks for making me smile.
I had fun with impressive art in the woods, it works very well with green leaves and white flowers. Never used it before thanks.
Great to hear. Thanks for sharing this, Tom. Cheers.
Just wanted say that ive built my whole 5 year portfolio based on thee 'Impressive Art' setting..ide be lost without it as 'normal' photographs just dont have that X factor that has defined my style ;-) T
Thank you Marlene for your devotion to your channel and to Panasonic for making my photography so 'impressive' ( pun intended :-D ) Sending my best wishes to you in these crazy times...Drew
Fantastic! Yes, you describe it well - the X factor. It's nice when that aligns with our vision. We start to see with the filter even before we take a photo. This filter has been on the Lumix cameras for several years, so hopefully it stays for all future Lumix cameras too. Thanks for stopping by Drew. Keep impressing!
Fun! I've been ignoring those settings but really looking forward now to having a play. -thanks
These will keep you busy for hours, Reed. Thanks for watching!
Awesome video!
Great vid, thanks! I like low key for flowers. Stay safe during this time
Thanks for the tip John. I'll try that. You stay safe as well.
Thanks!
Thank you ! So grateful!
I’m grateful for you Desi. 😊Are you a Lumix G9 owner?
@@ImageMaven I just bought a Panasonic Lumix FZ 80, cant understand most of the settings😥but your video encourages me to try understand different modes and settings.
Nice camera. Very versatile. Lumix cameras have similar menus and features to each other. I suggest you download the PDF owners manual for your camera, if you haven’t done so already. Check out Graham Houghton’s videos. He has some about your camera too.
@@ImageMaven thank you so much ! Will do so ! Appreciate it , you're so kind🌹🌹🌹
Thank you for this extensive learning video
Thanks for always watching, Gerie 😀
I appreciate your G9 videos and would love for you to provide the same thoroughness to the Panasonic FZ2500.
Not really possible as I don’t own that camera. Sorry. But on a good note, much of the functionality is the same on all Lumix cameras. You just might Have to dig into the menus or owners manual yourself to find them. Have fun. I hear the 2500 is awesome. Thanks for stopping by.
Thanks a lot again. Can you also explain for our beginners what the difference is (and when to use) between the AF modes? including what is AFS / AFF / AFC? what does it do and when to choose the right one?
Not exactly, but this video might help: th-cam.com/video/CsPeDCYP4qc/w-d-xo.html Also the camera manual goes through all of that in great detail. PDF of that is in video description.
Thanks.Looks like I'm finally going to use this mode.
Hope you enjoy it! I really do. Thanks for stopping by. :)
Thanks Marlene. Like many others I haven't really explored all the options here except for the Star Filter which I have used at sunset on a beach with a jetty with a row of street lights on it.
It gave the star effect on every other street light so looked most peculiar so I wan't impressed at all. One light had a star and the next light didn't for the whole length of the jetty. One on, one off, one on, one off etc etc
Now you have shown me that to press the White Balance button (or the pallette and brush icon option on the screen) brings up all those options so I will go and try it out again soon.
Thanks again.
Glad you got a couple tips from the video. I found it kind of hard to determine from the LCD preview, where the actual stars would land. So it might be easier in the case of your night photo, to shoot with a super small f/stop like f/16 or f/22. At night that will give you the star filter look on every light. You also get the star filter effect by shooting through a mesh screen, like on a window screen. Hopefully that gives you some food for thought. Thanks for your comment. Cheers!
@@ImageMaven Well I had another try tonight at the same jetty with a dozen lamp posts on it and was very disappointed with the result. I was able to change from the 4 point star to the multipoint star and also change the size of the stars. But I couldn't go back to the 4 point star from the multipoint star. I touched the 4 point star on the screen and every button I could and it was still stuck on the multipoint star.
With both star types they kept zipping up and down the row of streetlights. No matter what the settings the stars were always on the move and never still and never on every light of the dozen lamp posts.
The next time I go I will try and set the aperture to small and see how that goes. However, I don't think this particular effect should be jumping around from a few lights to another few lights in a completely random way. When I took a snap of course some of the lights do not have a star on them which is no good. Another snap had different lights with no star.
Any ideas please?
Well it seems that it’s just random. (And just to clarify that small f/stop technique is for use without the star filter.)
@@ImageMaven I've just filled in the contact form and sent it off to Panasonic Australia so hope they can explain the random jumping around of the stars on the row of lights.
@@ImageMaven Thanks Marlene. I went again tonight and it was a bit later and darker and the starbursts were not jumping around so much but still not on every light (plus the Moon plus Venus).
I also discovered my error later that evening at home where I discovered the correct use of the yellow icons on the screen. The top one is for controlling the length of the star shape. The next one is for controlling how many starburst points there are. The last one is for changing the angle/direction (up to 90 ° of the starburst points.
Awesome and informative video! Thank you for the help
Great to hear this. Have fun being “creative” with your Lumix.
I love the Creative Control Mode 💕 I really hope they have options for this on the new GH6! 😬
I don't see that symbol on the control dial, and I looked at the specs and it's not listed. I'm not surprised as this is a video-centric camera. But if there's new G9, hopefully it's included!
Marlene, I just love your videos! Informative, entertaining, and yes, cheerful. I too love my G9. Question... how is it that Calgary produces so many A-list photo vloggers?
Thanks Jack. You made my day! Must be the clean air in Calgary. Actually, Calgarians tend to be outgoing, helpful and friendly folk. Maybe that’s why. 😀 Cheers!
Very interesting, I need to explore my g85 a bit more.
You should! G85 definitely has them and they are so fun to play with.
Good video ...How to change the manual focus light blue to another colour ..?
Go into the focus peaking settings.
Yes got it Thank you so much
Hello, thanks for your video! I got a fz300 And i use it only to record videos in Manual video mode (the one with the m and teh camera icon) I got filters up and I don't know how to turn them off, i'd just love to film without any filter and do correction in post. Any idea on how to turn it off? getting mad here - thanks!
Look for the menu called "Filter Settings" and make sure that's off. Or perhaps you are shooting with, and without the filter. That's also an option. If you can't find that menu, you can look in the PDF of your camera manual. You can download that from the Panasonic website.
@@ImageMaven Thanks so much! I Fixed thanks to your comment, have a great day!
I really need a couch n how to use lumix h4 please is there a way I can et some help by usin on zoom
I've had Panasonic g9 for a long time and did not realize these. Maybe because I'm shooting raw+jpg. These art filters appear better then Fuji film simulation. I imagine the g100 has the same filters ?
If you shoot raw + jpg your jpgs will have the effects. And yes, for the G100. Every Lumix I own has these creative filters. Even the small point and shoots.
General ...which of market batteries you use for g9 (GH3/5) or Gx9 (lx100) ..thanks
Hi Nadine, I only buy OEM batteries.
@@ImageMaven OEM ? Olympus ...?
@@nadinesmoske1838 Sorry. OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer
Hi Marlene! What did you think of Panasonic's CEO's statement on the future of still imaging? Jack
Did that come out recently Jack? I’ve been very busy with family matters lately so haven’t been tuned in to much else. I’ll look for it.
@@ImageMaven A couple of days ago.
@@ImageMaven The CEO said that Panasonic will be focusing on video going forward and de-emphasizing still photography. I'm glad that I'm running two G-9s.
Hi Marlene, I've had my G9 since the middle of March and have found your Videos very useful, thank you.
I've been playing with the G9 during this lock down and I've found the One 1 Point Colour filter the most difficult to get to grips with ,you make it look easy though. I have found the focus point wanders and after I've set it via the touch and drag method the actual little focus box seems to be somewhere else for some reason. Any idea what I'm doing wrong, the other issue is getting back to be able to choose another colour. ? Thanks.
Just takes some practice. Make sure you hit the Menu/Set button once you have your spot selected. To choose another colour, just move the focus box around to another spot like I show in the video.
@@ImageMaven Thanks for the prompt reply Marlene. Stay Safe.
Hi, Marlene,
Another excellent, informative class. Thank you.
I recently exchanged my Lumix 100-300mm telephoto for the Leica/Lumix 100-400mm. I love the short minimum focus distance of 1.3 meters but was wondering about adding the Redrock Micro 72mm 5x Achromat macro adapter to it. I found it online and it's currently on sale for $49. It intrigues me because it reminds me of the closeup attachment lens I had with my Leica M3. It fit over the 90mm lens and had a ring around it to correct the rangefinder view.
I have not really been able to find any reviews about it. Do you have any experience with such a thing?
Thanks.
Sounds like an extreme magnification. Is that intended for a long lens, or a short lens? I've used Micro lenses for close up work, but never on a long focal length. Sorry I don't know a thing about this beast. Glad you like your new lens. My longest is the Lumix 35-100mm and I rarely use that one. I'm more of a wide angle shooter. My current fave it the 15mm f/1.7. Thanks for watching my video. Hope you can find some help with that extender.
@@ImageMaven Thanks for taking the time to respond. I am a backyard birder and the long lens is usually on my camera. But I have a feeder that's only a couple of feet from my back door, and if I could use that telephoto at such a close range I think it could be awesome.
@@lreadlResurrected I doubt with that lens you'll need to use the extender. The lens on it's own will likely suffice and will be sharper and faster.
Hey Marlene! Do you know if it’s possible to set creative movie mode and, say, manual mode to be independent so that when you switch to the other, the settings won’t carry over. Or do you have to use custom modes for that?
Sounds quite possible. You should be able to set up C-Mode for the Creative settings. If you switch back and forth between that and Manual Mode, your manual settings will still be there unless you change them Or you could set up a C-Mode for each. But, why don't you try it yourself?
Love these tutorials for Lumix cameras. I have a GX9 that I want to use for street photography are these Creative Modes like Fuji's Film Simulation Modes ? So I can't really adjust aperture, iso or exposure in these modes ?
I can’t speak for Fuji but if you watch the video you will see that I detailed the adjustments available to f/stop and shutter speed in the creative mode. Thanks for stopping by. Hope you like your GX9! 😀
@@ImageMaven Watched again and found it now :-)
When pressing the focus button, the picture jumps up and down. Do you know what is causing this and can you advise how to fix the problem?
Nope. Sorry.
Can you do this with Lumix GF10/GX880? Thank you.
Well if you have the menu, then yes! You will have to look for it yourself or read your camera owners manual. Sorry I don’t have those cameras but you should be able to check for yourself without any trouble.
@@ImageMaven Thank you
Very helpful video! One question: so, if I am only shooting in raw then the effects won't save, correct? I have to select jpeg only for creative effects to show up when I download the photos, I think, is that right?
Yes that's correct. The easiest fix is to save as RAW + JPG. That way you have an unfiltered version in case you need it.
@@ImageMaven Thanks, that’s good to know! I’ve just had my G9 for a few weeks now and have found your videos to be terrifically helpful.
@@windchaser333 Great to hear Erin! Cheers.
Hi Marlene, another great video. I have the G9 and have recently brought my wife over from the dark side of canon onto the GX9. . Are you aware of a wireless remote for the G9, many thanks
Hi Peter and welcome to your wife 😀 You can use your smart phone for a wireless trigger and many other things. You can set it up using its own wifi or via Bluetooth. You will need the Panasonic Image App. Instructions are in the camera manual. I use it all the time to transfer images to my phone as well. And you can even change a lot of the camera settings from your phone. It’s quite a dandy app. Try it out! If you’re daring you can click the WiFi button/menu on your camera and follow the instructions. Thanks for stopping by. Stay safe.
@@ImageMaven Thanks Marlene
How do switch a filter while you shoot a video, I want to achive same effect like you did with the rocks 11:58
Set up One-Point Colour on the colour your want. Then rotate/change the WB. At 12:15 I have a note that says go to WB button and rotate and watch the colour change. This only works when using the fully auto (red button) video mode. It's explained in the video.
@@ImageMaven Thank you so much, really helpful videos!!
Hello. Is anyone have an issue that you can't take a time lapse? When i start time lapse my camera going into a sleep mode even when im fully charge. Help please
The time lapse will continue even if the camera goes to sleep. It will wake up when it's time to take the photo.
@@ImageMaven thanks for answer but I m trying to put even a shooting interval for 1 sec and image count 1 and when I pressing shutter button my camera switching off. i dont have anything on my card after I cant hear any shutter nothing. :( And its brand new camera ;/
ok doesn't matter. Its working :D i had a start time at 0:00 not now hahaha
Glad you figured it out! Have fun.
Do you still like the G9 Marlene? I have mine now for almost a year and learned a lot with you're videos, but the camera isn't that good; the rubbers (on the body and battery door) are peeling off.
Yes, I still love my G9. I guess that means you are using it a lot, or it's rubbing on your clothing or something when you carry it. I haven't had any issues like that at all. But I did drop a lens and the rubber zoom ring broke. But that was my fault.
Hi Marlene! Is it possible to add flash on the creative mode (retro)?
Hmm I haven’t tried. But it probably should work. If you have a flash you should be able to test this yourself. But I will try to remember the next time I’ve got my flash on board. Good question!
Well I just tried this with my G100 and the pop up flash is disabled for that Retro creative filter - and others that I tried.
@@ImageMaven Thank you so much for your response, I appreciate it! I’ve been trying to find it but can’t seem to figure out how to get it to turn on haha it would’ve been really nice!
Have you tried an external flash? Also the camera owners manual probably has a footnote about situations where flash doesn't work.
Ten.
Too rushed and garbled Marlene and often you are moving the slider at the bottom of the display and we've got no idea what for. It felt as if you wanted to get this video over with so you could go have a cup of tea or something. Sad, I've always enjoyed your videos.
Noted! Try watching with captions. That might help.