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I'm trying to decide between these, but I'm baffled as to you preferring the G9 image quality? The Olympus shows deeper colours, black is black, shadows shade, sharper.. the G9 looks equalised... I mean the Olympus well yeah if your face is shaded you need to light it up, like people have been doing since forever in photography or film, it's unnatural that your shaded face is bright.
If the Olympus has the Panasonic's dynamic range you'd have an almost perfect camera. But you're very good at finding every camera's fatal flaw. Despite the dark shadows, I like the Olympus better overall. But then, I'm a photographer. LOSER
I don't laugh easily. I love humor, but usually I do little more than smile. But this line: "At zero it's unusable. Looks like Kodak just had sex with a Canon executive and they didn't clean up after." I'm still wiping the coffee spray off of my monitor.
Hey, for the Olympus OMD EM1 MIII: before you shoot, go to menu G, find the Auto WB, make sure the Keep Warm Color is off, and then use Centre Weighted exposure mode.
On setting for the G9. There is a newer setting in v2.0 firmware. It is in the setting menu for AE/AF. There is a "near" and "far" option. If set to near it will give priority to the main subject and objects closer to the lens. Almost never goes to the background. Might help with focus hunting of background. Usually works for me.
Reading through the comments, you can tell who owns what brand. "If you tweak this and twurdle that....". Both cameras a great and there is much you can do to further produce the images that "you" want. Me? Pana G9 for a long time. But I like both cameras.
I've found the same issue with image quality comparing the EM1mk2 with the G9 in 8-bit, whether 4K or 1080p. The problem is Olympus's standard picture modes are just massively, horribly overcooked. If you dial back the contrast and sharpening settings to minimum it helps a bit, but really, it seems the only way to get nice footage out of the Olympus is to shoot in Log or Flat and grade in post, whereas the G9 produces lovely IQ in Natural straight out of camera. Continuous AF on the Olympus is head and shoulders above the G9 though. If only Panasonic would give in and use PDAF like *everyone else*, they would have the perfect hybrid camera.
Would love to see this test repeated with Oly exposure cranked up and/or auto spot metered. The G9 was blowing highlights to get your face exposed so nicely. ☀️
The stabilization wobble on G9 would be a deal breaker for me personally. E-M1.3 had no discernible wobble. That olympus stabilization is really something.
If I had to choose, I would prefer the Olympus to the G9 for the better phase-detect af, stability, and natural colour straight out of camera - less grading work in post. The G9 makes you look like a ghost who just had a bath in talcum powder, and it will give you fewer keeper-clips due to focus wobble and warpy-stabe. Olympus 'could' upgrade their codecs with firmware, but the G9 will never get better AF.
@@joeltunnah Sure sounds like even you are interested now. Funny that. "Nobody is interested..." lol Don't need to when we're eating our species appropriate diet. There is more than enough C in meat, marrow and organs. This is why through eons of evolution we have turned off the ability to synthesize vit C. The evolutionary process eliminates unnecessary functions. In other words, evolution didn't realize there would be dumbasses out there modifying bitter fruits into present day ultra sweet, fructose/glucose laden garbage. Yes Joel... all modern grains, fruits and vegetables are man made. As in Not Natural. Funny that...
@@abyss9543 you have no evidence that humans had the ability to synthesize vit C once, then lost it through “evolution”. More religious fairy tales? Even wolves eat vegetables and fruit. For some wolf groups it makes up the majority of their diet. My dog was an omnivore, and lived to 16.5. Why didn’t he die young from all the grain and vegetable carbohydrates in his diet?
The Olympus image quality looks way better to me, it just protecting its highlights more. If you want it brighter there are easy ways to make it do that.
It feels like 4 years ago. Everybody had the GH4 and dreamed about a Panasonic with the stabilization like Olympus. But nobody believed this will be possible because Panasonic was so proud about the lens stabilization. Then the GX85 came out and everything changed, there where rumors about a GH5 with IBIS and about a GH5 with a larger multi aspect sensor. Big time for camera speculations. It's like history repeating. This time it's the dream about a Panasonic with AF like Olympus or Sony. I think sooner or later all manufacturers will get IBIS, 10bit or more, 4k and more, reliable AF. So let's hope.
P.S. A huge wrench in the testing you point out is the camera's LCD display. A resolve could be to use and external monitor just to set the exposure and image settings on each, to match them as closely as possible. Then put away the monitor and do the walk about tests. Failing access to a portable monitor, matching histograms as close as possible helps.
For my use, Olympus makes a lot more sense. That's because I already have a GH5 and I want a second camera that has what the GH5 doesn't have: Good AF in video and more portability with good stabilization. In addition, Olympus is a better camera for photos with several innovations. The G9 seems to be a good option for those who want to spend less and want a single camera. Greetings from the Black Forest
ohhh man battle of the most underrated cameras of all time. I'm biased but I'd always go olympus. I traded in my g9, for an EM1 II, which is just as capable as the III for what you're doing. I honestly think the Olympus can right all the wrongs you find with image quality, it's just a nightmare to get it right from the menus. I actually prefer the out of camera picture from Oly, and everything it does just seems to work. G9 and basically all Lumix M43 cameras are awesome though, so no hate from me here
Really interesting how when you walked toward the panasonic it focus tracked you perfectly and the olympus had you blurry until you got close then locked on suddenly. Also the hesitation to want to lock on at the start of that test was curious. Once it decided to, bang, done, but deciding to took a while. Weird.
On the g9 firmware 2.0 you can prioritize autofocus to close subjects or far subjects. "[AF-ON: Near Shift] and [AF-ON: Far Shift] functions have been added. [AF-ON: Near Shift] preferably focuses on a subject nearby while [AF-ON: Far Shift] preferably focuses on a subject far away." Maybe this will help you.
That's a real life camera filming comparison! Great Work! The Autofocus of the Panasonic is more capeable than I thought, much more pleaasing than the Olympus hard shifting and quite accurate, but I love the contrast and colors of the Oympus. And the amazing Image stabilazition. It looks like cinema quality to me! Too dark faces in shade situations are a common perception problem when taking pictures or filming. That's why there is so good and cheap accessory to fill in light in the face shadows. Or accept the problem and just crank up the ev to get it to Panasonic level brightness. Your talking is a perfect match to the test and gives nice thoughts about many more topics. I think I found the perfect blog!
Yes, it does. Rumor is the settings are menu dummies and actually dont do anything. Still I'd try it if AF is not good enough. In this particular video I didnt find the G9's AF to be bad.
The Olympus stabilization won out today. Also the Panny footage of you looked like you need iron supplements. Great segment tho, loved the slo mo part with the birds!
I'm still shooting a g7, but shopping to upgrade to the g85 or g9 for the in body stabilization. Both cameras shown in your video have distinct advantages and disadvantages, but I prefer the panasonic, because it seems to do video much better. I actually wish that I could marry the Sony Autofocus to the panasonic. I have given camcorders some consideration but the versatility of the mirrorless keeps drawing me back. I have invested in a smallrig frame and a number of their accessories for my g7 and will outfit whichever camera I purchas in a similar fashion.
Just as a followup, I did in-fact purchas the G95, and I love that camera. The two reasons I chose it over the G9 are 1. Size and weight, and 2. No recording time limit, save the size of your recording media. This was after carefully weighing the advantages of the G9, including the G9's dual SD card slots, which for others may be a compelling reason to choose that camera. For others who have a frequent need to shoot in low light, a camera with an APS-C or full size camera may be a better choice. But for the type of filming that I do, the G95 and the G9 are both fully adequate, as is in most instances, the G7.
@@cameraconspiracies Thanks, then I think it will be fair to try reducing them like you did for the G9. Thanks for your videos, I enjoy them very much.
@@cameraconspiracies ah that's a shame. Do you still have the XT4? I'm loving mine coming from my kiddie Canon dslr (I don't vlog, just another photography loser looking to get into video).
It is obvious that you don't have that much experience with Olympus menus. Take some time to play with the Olympus video menus to get familiar with them. The learning curve is stepper but it rewards you with more flexibility once you learn your way around. I'm a photographer but own both Panasonic and Olympus bodies and I can get similar exposures from both bodies after adjusting the settings for each mode. I can't suggest video settings for the Oly because I hardly use video (not my thing). Love your videos BTW!
The AF on the Oly is better. The exposure could be from being different lenses, the aperture markings are sometimes rather generalized. Is there a face detect exposure on the Oly? Cycle through the different metering modes and see if you can find one that exposes better.
@@cameraconspiracies Are you on version 2.1 firmware? It's definitely an option. Unless I'm misunderstanding you and you mean you have decided it's not an option for you?
@@kwchalky02 Yea I didn't think to check the AE Lock menu. I don't think it helps much though, I tried it on the GH5s and it still focused on the background.
Ufff... you got me there. I am ex Olympus user and always thought that Panasonic has better video quality so I picked wrong. To my surprise I did not like Panasonic footage. Sure, you can see too much of the skin texture but somehow it's more pleasing to see more details then less...
Last couple of things: go into your menu on the em1-3 and in the video menu go to display settings and enable view assist. You'll be able to see your screen better. In the video settings go to specification settings and change picture mode to ON and this will let you record video in log/flat profiles and you'll be able to use all the settings in a/s/m. Including being able to change change the sharpness. It's a great camera even for videographers, I just wish Olympus made it more user friendly.
The view assist says it won't be accurate to the final recording. And I don't see any way to adjust sharpness in LOG. Once you switch from custom profile to LOG, the settings for sharpness, contrast and saturation disappear from the quick menu.
@@cameraconspiracies Ah I see you're right. You can only edit sharpness contrast and saturation when picture mode is OFF, which means you can't adjust it with log/flat profiles I guess. Also to be honest, with the view assist the only difference I notice is I can actually see the screen with it on lol. Otherwise the final still looks the same with it on.
I thought the Olympus was WAY better than the Pany! WAY better in colour, stabilization, sharpness, everything! Maybe the Olympus needed a touch on the EC, but... And, I was just about to buy the G9!!! Now, I am going back to the Olympus. Sean
I actually love what you said about the focus limiter. I know the olympus 60mm macro lets you switch a dial to set where the focus is within intervals... Would help a ton if you could tell the algorithm "aight if you get a finding that is out of my interval. Do not swap to that swallow flying 3 kilometers away. please"
Problems with exposure? Oly settings E3 (I think so) +1/2 ev. Done. It is also recommended for photography (portraits). This is not a completely fair comparison. Panasonic lenses look worse on the Olympus, and Olympus lenses look worse on the Panasonic. For example, 17mm 1.2 looks a bit flat on g9, colors are a bit washed out, afc is ok, but on Olympus it is the best lens ever. Skin tones in Olympus looks great. I will add that afc works a bit better with native Olympus lenses (in M1). Interestingly, this applies mainly to video mode, not photo. 25 1.7 works great in photo, but not so good in video, especially compared to oly 25m or 30mm sigma. Olympus lenses also work worse on panasonic in video, but in photo mode they are fine,with som exceptions. It's vary from lens to lens. In general, for more serious work with video g9 is a better choice. Without a doubt. 4k 60fps, 10 bit. What more to say. For daily use m1 miii. The natural profile looks great, afc and ibis are fantastic. For photographers M1 miii. I had g9 and I also tested m1miii. Now I have m1mii and m1x. I don't care much about video.
I know you went with natural on both cameras, but the shadows on the Olympus were absolutely crushed most of the time. Maybe add some exp. comp. and raise shadows (via the curves adjustment) on the Olympus so it looks closer to the Panny boy?
I prefer the Panasonic realistic colours and image. However, I am sure you can configure the Olympus however you like it. You just need to dive into those menus a bit deeper.
Curious you do autofocus tests that you do not indicate what mode you are using. Face Tracking, Center, custom???? Background and foreground light test, no indication of what you are doing manual or auto ISO, Iris??
@@danieldougan269 I don’t know, buying gear is fun, it keeps me entertained. I just bought a G95 on sale, enjoying the change from my EM5.3 and film cameras.
Doesn't the Olympus have a Flat mode with low to no sharpening? The G9 looks a bit lifeless and sometimes too bright on the skin, the Olympus the complete opposite - almost like a phone with bokeh.
AH! Glorious side-by-side comparison! I do need that in my life. I'm watching on a Microboard B400UHD HDX monitor. The Pany-boy looks washed out, flat and pastel colors. The background is over-exposed. I think panasonic sets exposure for the face detection. My Olympus EM10 MK3 did that in "photography" mode. I think the Olympus looks more natural, despite the harsher contrast. But you're filming in direct sunlight with no reflector or lights. What else would we expect as the result? Keep it real, Tony 1.4.
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I'm trying to decide between these, but I'm baffled as to you preferring the G9 image quality? The Olympus shows deeper colours, black is black, shadows shade, sharper.. the G9 looks equalised... I mean the Olympus well yeah if your face is shaded you need to light it up, like people have been doing since forever in photography or film, it's unnatural that your shaded face is bright.
Not to get too technical, but the Olympus makes you appear sweaty and desperate whilst the Panasonic paints you as an anime elf.
The best in depth comparison of two cameras. Hats off to you sir.
Its anime elf vs Rudolph the red nosed reindeer.
Panasonic shows him like he is a blood donor - like every day and his kidney is failing, slightly.
Olympus shows him like he forgot to breathe out for a day or two.
Olympus wins just work on the shadows.
If the Olympus has the Panasonic's dynamic range you'd have an almost perfect camera. But you're very good at finding every camera's fatal flaw. Despite the dark shadows, I like the Olympus better overall. But then, I'm a photographer.
LOSER
Your ‘Loser’ got me! 😂
@@RyanWoo LOL
That was DOPE!
[shakes head].... "photographer".....[shutter click] ..... LOSER.
Micro Four loser at that!!
I'm loving the Olympus Irish Alcoholic Color Scheme... Their color science is truly amazing.
Either you look drunk or the camera drunk (not being able to focus lock properly)
😂
Yes, a difficult camera for alcoholics...
hahahaha
I’ve waited my whole life for this video. Even though the E-M1 mk iii only came out this year.
I don't laugh easily. I love humor, but usually I do little more than smile. But this line:
"At zero it's unusable. Looks like Kodak just had sex with a Canon executive and they didn't clean up after."
I'm still wiping the coffee spray off of my monitor.
Yep that one had me chuckling.
If ever a line begged for a meeting...
So you like children's humor.
I feel like there's a blurry super 8 movie somewhere of that, shot on one of my Canon supe 8 cams with Ektachrome cartridge..
Just fix your in camera profiles and you’ll be good on the Oly
Hi from Auckland New Zealand. I really appreciate your videos man.
Hey, for the Olympus OMD EM1 MIII: before you shoot, go to menu G, find the Auto WB, make sure the Keep Warm Color is off, and then use Centre Weighted exposure mode.
Warm was already off. I vlog in rule of 3rds, center is for scrubs :)
@@cameraconspiracies Then try menu E3 Exposure Shift, adjust the exposure in whatever metering mode you like to your taste 😉
@@pangderek9507 I was thinking the same. As dark as the sky is staying, a +1 probably still won't clip the sky.
@@RobShootPhotos I think so too. Oly are really precious about their highlights.
Oh man that olympus is soo much better in every way, i prefer the image compare to the G9! It looks like a very good camera!
On setting for the G9. There is a newer setting in v2.0 firmware. It is in the setting menu for AE/AF. There is a "near" and "far" option. If set to near it will give priority to the main subject and objects closer to the lens. Almost never goes to the background. Might help with focus hunting of background. Usually works for me.
music at the 4:56 is so good that I actually forgot what I'm watching at this point
and what about 9:26 ? :) it's so funny, that he laughs at his own lines :D
Zsolt Bottka 9:26 was crazy
em1 III i think has a much more pleasing image the G9 looks really washed out for my old man eyes
Because it's ungraded with saturation and contrast all the way down.
Camera Conspiracies yeah I heard you say that I’m just commenting that the “out of box “ setting looks good
The Olympus is way too saturated.
@@cameraconspiracies can't they be matched, settings wise? Otherwise it is an odd comparison
@@cameraconspiracies so you tweaked the G9 profile settings but on the Oly only sharpness -1? No wonder they look very different contrast wise...
Lovin your songs youve been incorporating in your vids lately keep them going bro its hilarious
Reading through the comments, you can tell who owns what brand. "If you tweak this and twurdle that....". Both cameras a great and there is much you can do to further produce the images that "you" want.
Me? Pana G9 for a long time. But I like both cameras.
I have no use for it, I don't even have a camera, but the autofocus test was fantastic. You're hilarious !
I like the beat during the autofocus test; good job!
that beat near the end slaps tho
Excellent music halfway. Overall good as usual thankyou :-()
I've found the same issue with image quality comparing the EM1mk2 with the G9 in 8-bit, whether 4K or 1080p. The problem is Olympus's standard picture modes are just massively, horribly overcooked. If you dial back the contrast and sharpening settings to minimum it helps a bit, but really, it seems the only way to get nice footage out of the Olympus is to shoot in Log or Flat and grade in post, whereas the G9 produces lovely IQ in Natural straight out of camera.
Continuous AF on the Olympus is head and shoulders above the G9 though. If only Panasonic would give in and use PDAF like *everyone else*, they would have the perfect hybrid camera.
I like the muted mode on Olympus though, I find the colors much more balanced than natural mode.
Sound is noticeably better on the Em1-M3
6:47, am I wrong, or doesn’t the G9 have a AF Near feature already?
Yes
You're wrong. GH5s has it.
@@cameraconspiracies G9 got it too in the 2.0 firmware
G9 has it for sure
Camera Conspiracies double check
Would love to see this test repeated with Oly exposure cranked up and/or auto spot metered. The G9 was blowing highlights to get your face exposed so nicely. ☀️
The stabilization wobble on G9 would be a deal breaker for me personally. E-M1.3 had no discernible wobble. That olympus stabilization is really something.
If I had to choose, I would prefer the Olympus to the G9 for the better phase-detect af, stability, and natural colour straight out of camera - less grading work in post. The G9 makes you look like a ghost who just had a bath in talcum powder, and it will give you fewer keeper-clips due to focus wobble and warpy-stabe. Olympus 'could' upgrade their codecs with firmware, but the G9 will never get better AF.
Much prefer the colour on the Olympus.
The Olympus definitely shows off the histamine and inflammation response of plant foods 😁.
Nobody wants to hear about your religion.🙏🏻
@@joeltunnah Really? Nobody? Interesting how many thought different. lol
@@abyss9543 why don’t humans synthesize their own vitamin c like carnivores do?
@@joeltunnah Sure sounds like even you are interested now. Funny that. "Nobody is interested..." lol
Don't need to when we're eating our species appropriate diet. There is more than enough C in meat, marrow and organs. This is why through eons of evolution we have turned off the ability to synthesize vit C. The evolutionary process eliminates unnecessary functions. In other words, evolution didn't realize there would be dumbasses out there modifying bitter fruits into present day ultra sweet, fructose/glucose laden garbage. Yes Joel... all modern grains, fruits and vegetables are man made. As in Not Natural. Funny that...
@@abyss9543 you have no evidence that humans had the ability to synthesize vit C once, then lost it through “evolution”. More religious fairy tales? Even wolves eat vegetables and fruit. For some wolf groups it makes up the majority of their diet. My dog was an omnivore, and lived to 16.5. Why didn’t he die young from all the grain and vegetable carbohydrates in his diet?
The Olympus image quality looks way better to me, it just protecting its highlights more. If you want it brighter there are easy ways to make it do that.
Dude, that rap was really enjoyable. I'd love to hear more!
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It feels like 4 years ago. Everybody had the GH4 and dreamed about a Panasonic with the stabilization like Olympus. But nobody believed this will be possible because Panasonic was so proud about the lens stabilization. Then the GX85 came out and everything changed, there where rumors about a GH5 with IBIS and about a GH5 with a larger multi aspect sensor. Big time for camera speculations.
It's like history repeating. This time it's the dream about a Panasonic with AF like Olympus or Sony. I think sooner or later all manufacturers will get IBIS, 10bit or more, 4k and more, reliable AF. So let's hope.
Maybe the GH6!
Canon is coming with ibis
Nice showcase
Try the portrait profile on the Olympus. It is quite pleasing and similar to Panasonics natural profile.
Corona lockdown has you starting to look like Nick Cage in Raising Arizona...
P.S. A huge wrench in the testing you point out is the camera's LCD display.
A resolve could be to use and external monitor just to set the exposure and image settings on each, to match them as closely as possible. Then put away the monitor and do the walk about tests.
Failing access to a portable monitor, matching histograms as close as possible helps.
For my use, Olympus makes a lot more sense. That's because I already have a GH5 and I want a second camera that has what the GH5 doesn't have: Good AF in video and more portability with good stabilization. In addition, Olympus is a better camera for photos with several innovations. The G9 seems to be a good option for those who want to spend less and want a single camera. Greetings from the Black Forest
It looks like the Olympus exposure is not tied to the focus spot whereas the Panasonic exposure is tied to the focus spot.
The song at the end is fantastic. If it were 2002 you would've been signed to Def Jux
No, no he wouldn't. Fun song sure, but c'mon now, Casey might cry if faced with El-P.
ohhh man battle of the most underrated cameras of all time. I'm biased but I'd always go olympus. I traded in my g9, for an EM1 II, which is just as capable as the III for what you're doing. I honestly think the Olympus can right all the wrongs you find with image quality, it's just a nightmare to get it right from the menus. I actually prefer the out of camera picture from Oly, and everything it does just seems to work. G9 and basically all Lumix M43 cameras are awesome though, so no hate from me here
Really interesting how when you walked toward the panasonic it focus tracked you perfectly and the olympus had you blurry until you got close then locked on suddenly. Also the hesitation to want to lock on at the start of that test was curious. Once it decided to, bang, done, but deciding to took a while. Weird.
On the em1-3 you can change how fast the AF works. It can track slow or extremely fast depending on the setting.
@@Lamentor219 You can change that on the G9 and most other cameras too.
Great Video
On the g9 firmware 2.0 you can prioritize autofocus to close subjects or far subjects.
"[AF-ON: Near Shift] and [AF-ON: Far Shift] functions have been added.
[AF-ON: Near Shift] preferably focuses on a subject nearby while [AF-ON: Far Shift] preferably focuses on a subject far away."
Maybe this will help you.
this autofocus test is just EPIC!
That's a real life camera filming comparison! Great Work! The Autofocus of the Panasonic is more capeable than I thought, much more pleaasing than the Olympus hard shifting and quite accurate, but I love the contrast and colors of the Oympus. And the amazing Image stabilazition. It looks like cinema quality to me! Too dark faces in shade situations are a common perception problem when taking pictures or filming. That's why there is so good and cheap accessory to fill in light in the face shadows. Or accept the problem and just crank up the ev to get it to Panasonic level brightness. Your talking is a perfect match to the test and gives nice thoughts about many more topics. I think I found the perfect blog!
Does the G9 have near and far autofocus like the gh5 in the newest firmware? That’ll help if ignoring things on the background...maybe
Yes, it does. Rumor is the settings are menu dummies and actually dont do anything. Still I'd try it if AF is not good enough. In this particular video I didnt find the G9's AF to be bad.
No, I don't see it. Easy to find on my GH5s, not G9.
@@cameraconspiracies third menu ("C" wrench) -> "Focus / Release Shutter" -> "AF/AE Lock" 👍
kasey music production had the guy in the back at 5:15 like what this guys about to do Curious and intense lol CINEMATIC!
Is there a camera better in the whole universe than the Panasonic Lumix G9?
Vm Vm for me no.
If it wasn't for the 30m recording limit I'd have bought it, instead I got the GH5 for my channel. Panasonic are awesome.
Vm Vm if you never have used an AF camera before
Not in mine universe.
The G9 is the camera I wanted my G2 to be.
The Olympus stabilization won out today. Also the Panny footage of you looked like you need iron supplements. Great segment tho, loved the slo mo part with the birds!
I'm still shooting a g7, but shopping to upgrade to the g85 or g9 for the in body stabilization. Both cameras shown in your video have distinct advantages and disadvantages, but I prefer the panasonic, because it seems to do video much better. I actually wish that I could marry the Sony Autofocus to the panasonic. I have given camcorders some consideration but the versatility of the mirrorless keeps drawing me back. I have invested in a smallrig frame and a number of their accessories for my g7 and will outfit whichever camera I purchas in a similar fashion.
Just as a followup, I did in-fact purchas the G95, and I love that camera. The two reasons I chose it over the G9 are 1. Size and weight, and 2. No recording time limit, save the size of your recording media. This was after carefully weighing the advantages of the G9, including the G9's dual SD card slots, which for others may be a compelling reason to choose that camera. For others who have a frequent need to shoot in low light, a camera with an APS-C or full size camera may be a better choice. But for the type of filming that I do, the G95 and the G9 are both fully adequate, as is in most instances, the G7.
That AF test was trippy AF
In reality Casey is a psychedelic music producer trying to secretly influence our minds with this channel.
Genius way to get people to listen.
How did you do the dolly zoom without touching the camera? 😱
580g 8-bit (72.5 g/b) vs 658g 10-bit (65.8 g/b :-)
Wow, so the G9 has a better Gram to Bit ratio! Great comparison! Can't wait for 12 bit then the camera will weigh even less!
@@winddealer1 Z cam E2 757g 12 bit (63.8 g/b ;-)
Maybe you can get close to flat profile with adjustable sharpening by using "muted" profile, +7 shadows, -7 highlights. Then dial in -2 sharpening.
Olympus! Let this man's face come out from the shadows. That f1.4 2mm lens looks so nice on both cameras though!
What were the saturation and contrast settings for Olympus?
Default.
@@cameraconspiracies Thanks, then I think it will be fair to try reducing them like you did for the G9. Thanks for your videos, I enjoy them very much.
What is the sensor size of the Olympus?? Unless I forgot how to read, it doesn't say anywhere in the Amazon listing...
Micro loser.
@@cameraconspiracies ah that's a shame. Do you still have the XT4? I'm loving mine coming from my kiddie Canon dslr (I don't vlog, just another photography loser looking to get into video).
Good comparison, just one of many differences of course. The Olympus appears to have more saturation. I notice the red on your face and blue sky.
I have the G9 and EM1.2, and I have never seen video like that coming off my Oly. Both great cameras IMO. Olympus AF is definitely better.
It is obvious that you don't have that much experience with Olympus menus. Take some time to play with the Olympus video menus to get familiar with them. The learning curve is stepper but it rewards you with more flexibility once you learn your way around. I'm a photographer but own both Panasonic and Olympus bodies and I can get similar exposures from both bodies after adjusting the settings for each mode. I can't suggest video settings for the Oly because I hardly use video (not my thing). Love your videos BTW!
The AF on the Oly is better. The exposure could be from being different lenses, the aperture markings are sometimes rather generalized. Is there a face detect exposure on the Oly? Cycle through the different metering modes and see if you can find one that exposes better.
You create sick music brother
If you want the Olympus dark/midtones to look as washed out as the Panasonic, adjust the curves in camera using the curves button on the top right.
Do you have the G9 set to AF-ON Near?
@@cameraconspiracies Are you on version 2.1 firmware? It's definitely an option. Unless I'm misunderstanding you and you mean you have decided it's not an option for you?
Focus menu: AF / AE Lock / AF-ON Near
@@kwchalky02 Yea I didn't think to check the AE Lock menu. I don't think it helps much though, I tried it on the GH5s and it still focused on the background.
@@cameraconspiracies ok cheers. I think it makes a difference in some situations. Every little helps. 🙂 Have a good day.
Hi there, can I ask you something? Have you heard of the Justin clamp?
I could tell the different cameras just by the phase detection vs the DFD difference. Just subtle jitters here and there.
Ufff... you got me there. I am ex Olympus user and always thought that Panasonic has better video quality so I picked wrong. To my surprise I did not like Panasonic footage. Sure, you can see too much of the skin texture but somehow it's more pleasing to see more details then less...
Last couple of things: go into your menu on the em1-3 and in the video menu go to display settings and enable view assist. You'll be able to see your screen better.
In the video settings go to specification settings and change picture mode to ON and this will let you record video in log/flat profiles and you'll be able to use all the settings in a/s/m. Including being able to change change the sharpness.
It's a great camera even for videographers, I just wish Olympus made it more user friendly.
The view assist says it won't be accurate to the final recording. And I don't see any way to adjust sharpness in LOG. Once you switch from custom profile to LOG, the settings for sharpness, contrast and saturation disappear from the quick menu.
@@cameraconspiracies Ah I see you're right. You can only edit sharpness contrast and saturation when picture mode is OFF, which means you can't adjust it with log/flat profiles I guess.
Also to be honest, with the view assist the only difference I notice is I can actually see the screen with it on lol. Otherwise the final still looks the same with it on.
Man I really love those olympus colors
I thought the Olympus was WAY better than the Pany! WAY better in colour, stabilization, sharpness, everything! Maybe the Olympus needed a touch on the EC, but... And, I was just about to buy the G9!!! Now, I am going back to the Olympus.
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goin hard lately... whats up Casey
Is that slow motion song available on iTunes? I mean it's ok if it's not. I was just curious.
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I actually love what you said about the focus limiter. I know the olympus 60mm macro lets you switch a dial to set where the focus is within intervals... Would help a ton if you could tell the algorithm "aight if you get a finding that is out of my interval. Do not swap to that swallow flying 3 kilometers away. please"
Autofucs on the G9 doesn't seem bad at all.
I actually like the Olympus colours and exposure much better. There is at least colour, Panasonic looks overexposed and somewhat colour-drained.
He mentioned he turned sharpness contrast all the way down for g9
Could it be possible that you have another metering mode on the olympus and therfore some scenes are so dark?
Problems with exposure? Oly settings E3 (I think so) +1/2 ev. Done. It is also recommended for photography (portraits). This is not a completely fair comparison. Panasonic lenses look worse on the Olympus, and Olympus lenses look worse on the Panasonic. For example, 17mm 1.2 looks a bit flat on g9, colors are a bit washed out, afc is ok, but on Olympus it is the best lens ever. Skin tones in Olympus looks great. I will add that afc works a bit better with native Olympus lenses (in M1). Interestingly, this applies mainly to video mode, not photo. 25 1.7 works great in photo, but not so good in video, especially compared to oly 25m or 30mm sigma. Olympus lenses also work worse on panasonic in video, but in photo mode they are fine,with som exceptions. It's vary from lens to lens. In general, for more serious work with video g9 is a better choice. Without a doubt. 4k 60fps, 10 bit. What more to say. For daily use m1 miii. The natural profile looks great, afc and ibis are fantastic. For photographers M1 miii. I had g9 and I also tested m1miii. Now I have m1mii and m1x. I don't care much about video.
I know you went with natural on both cameras, but the shadows on the Olympus were absolutely crushed most of the time. Maybe add some exp. comp. and raise shadows (via the curves adjustment) on the Olympus so it looks closer to the Panny boy?
My man took the autofocus game to the next level on this one 4:55
I prefer the Panasonic realistic colours and image. However, I am sure you can configure the Olympus however you like it. You just need to dive into those menus a bit deeper.
bruh great reveiw, the humor is really wierd but i like it lmao... the lyrics in the slomo XD
the olympus rudolph the red nosed reindeer camer i can set focal limits on my fuji or was that my sony a77ii
Are they both on the latest firmware?
This is an illustration of "out of camera" setting choices by the manufacturers. Oly should give that a bit more thought.
Curious you do autofocus tests that you do not indicate what mode you are using. Face Tracking, Center, custom???? Background and foreground light test, no indication of what you are doing manual or auto ISO, Iris??
Always face tracking, A mode auto iso.
Ever heard about picture profiles or metering modes?
"...am I still important..."
LoL
Yeah, the warpy snit on G9 with 8-18 is terrible. The EM1 looks good.
Welcome to my world as Micro Four Thirds only shooter. That's why I have an E-M1 II and a G85.
Sounds like a good problem to have.🙂
@@joeltunnah Although it's good to have a B cam, I'd rather have one camera that did it all.
@@danieldougan269 I don’t know, buying gear is fun, it keeps me entertained. I just bought a G95 on sale, enjoying the change from my EM5.3 and film cameras.
That rap track was sick!
Pretty trippy. But now the million-dollar question: were you or weren't you sunburned, the E-M1 III thought so, but the G9 didn't agree...
G9 won it for me today, but that stabilization on the EM1 is muuuuuch better.
That song at 9:22 ... you could review Norwegian cheese cloth on a hot air balloon exclusively and I'd still watch the channel
any idea what hdmi to usb 3.0 converter i should buy... everyone help me out
that epic walk to focus hahaha
so badass yet so funny xD
Dig the new tracks!
i think the olympus colors look much better out of camera
I like the contrasty image of the Olympus.
Definitely the best part of the video was the song... hilarious!
Where can I get your music? I like the videos you do, that's why I'm here, but I dig the tunes a lot.
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Doesn't the Olympus have a Flat mode with low to no sharpening?
The G9 looks a bit lifeless and sometimes too bright on the skin, the Olympus the complete opposite - almost like a phone with bokeh.
Were are the colors from the G9?
AH! Glorious side-by-side comparison! I do need that in my life. I'm watching on a Microboard B400UHD HDX monitor. The Pany-boy looks washed out, flat and pastel colors. The background is over-exposed. I think panasonic sets exposure for the face detection. My Olympus EM10 MK3 did that in "photography" mode. I think the Olympus looks more natural, despite the harsher contrast. But you're filming in direct sunlight with no reflector or lights. What else would we expect as the result? Keep it real, Tony 1.4.