The GX80 content is not over hehe! I've been getting requests for some GX80 content and noticed that indeed it's been a while. I know many appreciate these so I hope you enjoyed this episode of photography behind the scenes :) Which is your favourite of the session? Have a good week, Teo
I'm in the US and have both a Nikon D750 full frame and Panasonic GX85. I reach for the GX85 nearly every time. I love just its kit lenses (12-32mm and 40-150mm). Very simple, excellent photos and weigh nearly nothing. Thanks for this video. Makes me appreciate my little gem even in 2021.
Your love for what I would call "the 60's silhouette" amuses me. Plastic chairs and clean-line boxes alone against nature. I love how you make me appreciate these things in a way that I wouldn't normally.
I adore you’re passion for photography and there are times when I recognise that the way you think can be similar to the way I do. I especially enjoy you’re video essays that challenge different views on subjects that others may not dwell on. These videos encourage me to begin photography, and I can’t wait for the next video :) Favourites - 0:44 and 7:49
I really love seeing what that little camera can do. Its my main shooter and such a great thing. I remember watching your earlier episodes before buying said camera.
I really enjoy your content and your style of photography! As someone trying to get more into photography it would be interesting to have some more details about the photos you take (like aperture, shutter speed), if that is something you're willing to share. Great channel, keep it up!
1:28 is definitely my favorite. The unique sky color together with some smooth landscape lining make the pole stand out. It looks so much bigger than it actually is haha
Greetings from Germany. Yesterday I took some photos with gx80 😁 And I used your setup advices and your tips. Thank you very much and keep going forward 👍 (at last thing... Actually I've many question about colour and minimalist techniques 🙋♂️🙏)
@@teocrawford For example - My photos are usually with a sharp shadow and bold lines. Some pictures have a fine color. (When you remembered your setup advice about gx80, i did same setup like your advice. Pls help me) - I want to use 14-140mm full capacity. Could you explain how can use 14-140mm?? ... Thank you for your feedback. P.S i like your taste of your photograph.
Sharp shadows generally don't really come from the camera but instead from the lighting. If you prefer soft shadows try shooting on a cloudy day. The clouds diffuse the light and make everything soft. I don't exactly know what you mean concerning the colour, but I generally advise you to edit digital photography to adjust the colours to your liking. For example I edit my photos in Lightroom🙌🏼 And concerning the lens I don't really know what there is to explain - just use it a lot and you'll find out which features you enjoy the most :)
Deine Videos werden zur sonntäglichen Routine. Dabei kann man total entspannen 😌 Ich finde den Shot mit dem großen Strommasten vor den Bergen, die wie Layer im Nebel verschwinden mega. Und dann auch noch mit dem guten 14-140er. Ich habe meins leider verkaufen müssen 😔
Teo, you may wish to consider a square format for some of your minimalistic photos. For me the square format conveys a feeling of stillness, which complements the minimalism. Worth a try and see if it works for you.
It is indeed a fun session (I'm a bit biased on this because the gx80 is the only camera I have haha) the photo of the day for me is the one taken in the bridge, it gives me that feeling of just looking at one photo the whole day, relaxing!. Thanks for adding another gx80 video Teo! 👌👊
@@teocrawford just as I thought, I was not clear on that bridge thing haha sorry, I was referring to the photo you've taken along the motorway. It was a stunning view 😁
My favorite is also the minimalistic one, it is sooo cool, i always try to get those kind of shots myself, and for some reason it even has a studio Ghibli vibe to it, dont know why haha
Hello I really love the gx80 content. But there aren't that much sample photos. And can I ask you how to make blurry background photos with the gx80. P.S. I'm saving money for this camera.
For a blurry Background you'll need a lens with an Appature of f1.8 or lower. Personally i use the 25mm f1.7 Lens from Panasonic for my GX80 i can really recommend it if you want to shoot Portraits and it is really great for Videos. Camera Lenses can get really expensive but for a smaller Budget this lens is a deal! It goes for around 160€ on Amazon.
Waiting on my GX80 to arrive any day now! good to see what she can deliver! Btw, I suggest switching the GoPro to wide instead of Super view. I didn't realize how distorted the images on those things can be as I never use it for walking casually around. But when you look down or pan quickly I almost feel motion sickness for some reason. is that just me?
Ohh what, really? I have it set to Super View on purpose because Wide just isn't wide enough for me and doesn't reliably show everything I want to show🤷🏻♂️ Because I have the camera strapped to my head I can't check my frame... therefore Super View has been a great solution, because it basically has everything in frame haha😅
I like how you can basically come to peoples back yards, take pictures of their houses, cars, fences, take pictures over the fences inside their property, check out the insides of buildings through windows, etc. Great cover, man. Have you tried checking if the car or the gates are left unlocked? Imagine all the great shots you could get! Also, have you tried night photography? I bet you could get some really cool artistic shots if they forget to close the curtains.
I love your pictures, but I'm a newbie. Do you edit these pictures on lightroom? The colours don't look natural. I would like to know how to have the same colours on my pictures. ✌️😊
Sweet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️ Because I shoot in Raw the picture profile doesn't matter. If you're interested in more detail about my settings I've actually made a video on that before: th-cam.com/video/e5lYgle0X5I/w-d-xo.html Hope this can help🙌🏼
Thank you for another inspiring video. Many great shots. It made me really want to go out there with my gx80. I guess that you shoot raw, but do you do a lot of editing?
Sweet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️ Yes I shoot Raw only. The editing depends a lot on the photo and the lighting/weather conditions. Sometimes my editing is rather minimal, but oftentimes (like in this video) I edit pretty strongly🙌🏼
when he shot the photos.. me: that's freaking cool! Teo: it's ok, but doesn't feels right." me: yeah you are right.... 😅 next shot me: that's sickkk Teo: it's everyday snap shot me: well....my everyday snap shots are probably my foods LOL
If I might give a little constructive advice? Some of the photos might be improved by zooming with your feet - 7:37 , 8:33 , 9:27 , 10:27 , also consider a CPL filter.
Sure!🙌🏼 Interesting suggestion, however I personally prefer my subject to be rather small in the frame and I think going closer might've made the subject a bit too big🤔 But I guess that all comes down to personal taste - do you prefer your subjects to be large in frame?
@@teocrawford 9:27 you have something right at the edge of the image thats a little distracting which is why stepping a bit closer would remove it. 10:27 moving to the other side of the path you could have the bin & signpost right at the edge and use the stream/river & path as leading lines away into the distance in the image. 7:37 & 8:33 a small amount of zooming would emphasise what you were talking about in each image, in the case of 8:33 it would make your intentions for the image clearer to the viewer.
@@acmdv Ahh yes at 9:27 I was debating on cutting that thing out of the photo, however as I tried that the edge of the roof on the right side was much too close to the edge for my taste. And concerning the other points - interesting hints! I like the idea to change the angle on the bin to have more of the river in there. Thank you!🤗
@@Lepewhi Ohh thank you, however you might have misunderstood😅 I live in Austria but I'm half British (my Dad is the Brit) so I grew up speaking better English than German🙌🏼
@@teocrawford Oh, I see. I understand now why your English is so good. I take it your mother is Austrian. By the way, I have the Panasonic GX80 as well, and love it.
The GX80 content is not over hehe! I've been getting requests for some GX80 content and noticed that indeed it's been a while. I know many appreciate these so I hope you enjoyed this episode of photography behind the scenes :) Which is your favourite of the session?
Have a good week,
Teo
Just brought one 2 days ago cuz of this godly content!!
Also bought one a couple of days ago!🙏🏻🙏🏻
I'm in the US and have both a Nikon D750 full frame and Panasonic GX85. I reach for the GX85 nearly every time. I love just its kit lenses (12-32mm and 40-150mm). Very simple, excellent photos and weigh nearly nothing. Thanks for this video. Makes me appreciate my little gem even in 2021.
Teo keep creating the gx80 content, i love it, its nice to see how the little powerful beast performs
Sweet, thank you🙇🏻♂️
Yay! The GX80 is BACK! Those photos are schön und dreamy 😍
Sweeet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️ Neat German there haha🙌🏼🙌🏼
Your love for what I would call "the 60's silhouette" amuses me. Plastic chairs and clean-line boxes alone against nature. I love how you make me appreciate these things in a way that I wouldn't normally.
I really enjoy how you show all your photos, both the photos you feel are good and bad, as well as explaining why.
I adore you’re passion for photography and there are times when I recognise that the way you think can be similar to the way I do. I especially enjoy you’re video essays that challenge different views on subjects that others may not dwell on. These videos encourage me to begin photography, and I can’t wait for the next video :)
Favourites - 0:44 and 7:49
Aww sweet, thank for the kind words! I look forward to making the next essay :)
Mhmm 7:49 I also enjoy a lot🙌🏼
I really love seeing what that little camera can do. Its my main shooter and such a great thing. I remember watching your earlier episodes before buying said camera.
Hell YEAH! I`ve been waiting for another one of these vids. Amazing photos, def a big fan of the minimalist power poles!!!
Ohh yeah, glad to know you enjoy those! Thank you🙇🏻♂️
Loving this GX80 content
Sweet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️
I really enjoy your content and your style of photography! As someone trying to get more into photography it would be interesting to have some more details about the photos you take (like aperture, shutter speed), if that is something you're willing to share. Great channel, keep it up!
love your gx80 videos!
Sweeet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️🙌🏼
Wow I can't stop watching these videos...makes me want to do something like this myself
Aww sweet, thank you!🥺 I hope you do go out and make something🤗
1:28 is definitely my favorite. The unique sky color together with some smooth landscape lining make the pole stand out. It looks so much bigger than it actually is haha
Uhh yeah, I also like that one👌🏼
Amazing photos , simple but you manage to bring great vibes with em
Sweeet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️
I also really like the minimalistic pictures! Gave me some inspo for kinds of pictures I can take as well :)
Sweet, happy to know that, thank you!🤗
What a beautiful neighborhood and scenery! More of GX80!
beautiful yield wonderful photo
Can u show us camera settings
Greetings from Germany.
Yesterday I took some photos with gx80 😁 And I used your setup advices and your tips.
Thank you very much and keep going forward 👍
(at last thing... Actually I've many question about colour and minimalist techniques 🙋♂️🙏)
Ja hallo und Grüße aus Österreich hehe:D
What questions?👀
@@teocrawford
For example
- My photos are usually with a sharp shadow and bold lines. Some pictures have a fine color. (When you remembered your setup advice about gx80, i did same setup like your advice. Pls help me)
- I want to use 14-140mm full capacity. Could you explain how can use 14-140mm??
...
Thank you for your feedback.
P.S i like your taste of your photograph.
Sharp shadows generally don't really come from the camera but instead from the lighting. If you prefer soft shadows try shooting on a cloudy day. The clouds diffuse the light and make everything soft.
I don't exactly know what you mean concerning the colour, but I generally advise you to edit digital photography to adjust the colours to your liking. For example I edit my photos in Lightroom🙌🏼
And concerning the lens I don't really know what there is to explain - just use it a lot and you'll find out which features you enjoy the most :)
@@teocrawford
Okay, I'll try 👌
Thank you very much and best regards ✌️
Deine Videos werden zur sonntäglichen Routine. Dabei kann man total entspannen 😌
Ich finde den Shot mit dem großen Strommasten vor den Bergen, die wie Layer im Nebel verschwinden mega. Und dann auch noch mit dem guten 14-140er. Ich habe meins leider verkaufen müssen 😔
Ohh süß das freut mich sehr!🥺
Mhmm ja der gefällt mir auch!
Oh nein, vielleicht ergibt sich ja mal die Chance es doch wieder zu holen👀
Nice relaxing video once again Teo. Enjoyed it 🙂 Loved the minimal shots you got and the thumbnail for this one was very striking 👌
Ohh sweet, happy to know you enjoyed it - thank you!🤗
That moment when you see your dirty garden in TH-cam and the guy call it art 😄
hahaha yeah I love it😍
Teo, you may wish to consider a square format for some of your minimalistic photos. For me the square format conveys a feeling of stillness, which complements the minimalism. Worth a try and see if it works for you.
Ohh yes, I like that idea!👀
It is indeed a fun session (I'm a bit biased on this because the gx80 is the only camera I have haha) the photo of the day for me is the one taken in the bridge, it gives me that feeling of just looking at one photo the whole day, relaxing!. Thanks for adding another gx80 video Teo! 👌👊
Sweet, glad to know you enjoyed it!🙌🏼
I'm not entirely sure which you mean - the road sign?🤔
@@teocrawford just as I thought, I was not clear on that bridge thing haha sorry, I was referring to the photo you've taken along the motorway. It was a stunning view 😁
Ohh that one hahah. Interesting yeah, good to know - thank you!🤗
Just sub'd as my gx85 is on its way. Good stuff!
My favorite is also the minimalistic one, it is sooo cool, i always try to get those kind of shots myself, and for some reason it even has a studio Ghibli vibe to it, dont know why haha
Ohh I kinda get what you mean! Maybe it's the wonderous romantic feeling it evokes?🤔
Hello I really love the gx80 content. But there aren't that much sample photos. And can I ask you how to make blurry background photos with the gx80.
P.S. I'm saving money for this camera.
I’m saving for it too
For a blurry Background you'll need a lens with an Appature of f1.8 or lower.
Personally i use the 25mm f1.7 Lens from Panasonic for my GX80 i can really recommend it if you want to shoot Portraits and it is really great for Videos. Camera Lenses can get really expensive but for a smaller Budget this lens is a deal! It goes for around 160€ on Amazon.
what different gx80 and 85 ?
there is no difference. gx80 is how it,s call in europe, and gx85 in the states
Waiting on my GX80 to arrive any day now! good to see what she can deliver!
Btw, I suggest switching the GoPro to wide instead of Super view. I didn't realize how distorted the images on those things can be as I never use it for walking casually around. But when you look down or pan quickly I almost feel motion sickness for some reason. is that just me?
Ohh what, really? I have it set to Super View on purpose because Wide just isn't wide enough for me and doesn't reliably show everything I want to show🤷🏻♂️ Because I have the camera strapped to my head I can't check my frame... therefore Super View has been a great solution, because it basically has everything in frame haha😅
perfect cameaa
The grain on photos is added by you? Or the raw photography has it on?
I added it🤗
Always 🔥🔥🔥
Yooo thanks🙇🏻♂️
what are some reasonably priced lenses for the gx80?
this is amazing!
Sweet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️
I like how you can basically come to peoples back yards, take pictures of their houses, cars, fences, take pictures over the fences inside their property, check out the insides of buildings through windows, etc. Great cover, man. Have you tried checking if the car or the gates are left unlocked? Imagine all the great shots you could get! Also, have you tried night photography? I bet you could get some really cool artistic shots if they forget to close the curtains.
What camera lens do you use most often in this video? Love seeing the shots you can get with this camera. Had to buy it myself
I mostly use the Panasonic 14-140mm or the Panasonic 20mm f/1.7🙌🏼🙌🏼
I love your pictures, but I'm a newbie.
Do you edit these pictures on lightroom?
The colours don't look natural.
I would like to know how to have the same colours on my pictures.
✌️😊
I ment, the sky is pink
Super keep it up friend 👍💯
Sweet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️
Those photos are absolutely stunning and beautiful 😍❤️ thank you for uploading another vid😊 keep safe🌼💛
Sweeet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️🙇🏻♂️
Those pictures look fantastic! Which color profile did you use?
Sweet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️
Because I shoot in Raw the picture profile doesn't matter. If you're interested in more detail about my settings I've actually made a video on that before: th-cam.com/video/e5lYgle0X5I/w-d-xo.html
Hope this can help🙌🏼
Teo Crawford, thanks your video was very helpful
Thank you for another inspiring video. Many great shots. It made me really want to go out there with my gx80. I guess that you shoot raw, but do you do a lot of editing?
Sweet, thank you!🙇🏻♂️
Yes I shoot Raw only. The editing depends a lot on the photo and the lighting/weather conditions. Sometimes my editing is rather minimal, but oftentimes (like in this video) I edit pretty strongly🙌🏼
@@teocrawford Thanks. The result is great as well as the composition of the photos.
What objective/lens did you use at 0:43 :)
That was with the 14-140mm🙌🏼
Nice video bro
when he shot the photos..
me: that's freaking cool!
Teo: it's ok, but doesn't feels right."
me: yeah you are right.... 😅
next shot
me: that's sickkk
Teo: it's everyday snap shot
me: well....my everyday snap shots are probably my foods LOL
How do you get the vintage grain on your pictures?
I add it in Lightroom🙌🏼🙌🏼
My favorites :
th-cam.com/video/N7tsTf3OkG0/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/N7tsTf3OkG0/w-d-xo.html
I love my gx80 but I found some noises when I shoot even in daylight. And I found it at your pics too. Did you make it on purpose or not?
I purposely add grain to my photos🙌🏼
did you shoot RAW or JPEG? and what color profile did you use for stills?
I always shoot raw - thus the colour profile doesn't matter, because it resets itself in Lightroom anyway🙌🏼
Did you mounted your gopro on chest or on head?
It's on my head🙌🏼
If I might give a little constructive advice? Some of the photos might be improved by zooming with your feet - 7:37 , 8:33 , 9:27 , 10:27 , also consider a CPL filter.
Sure!🙌🏼 Interesting suggestion, however I personally prefer my subject to be rather small in the frame and I think going closer might've made the subject a bit too big🤔 But I guess that all comes down to personal taste - do you prefer your subjects to be large in frame?
@@teocrawford 9:27 you have something right at the edge of the image thats a little distracting which is why stepping a bit closer would remove it. 10:27 moving to the other side of the path you could have the bin & signpost right at the edge and use the stream/river & path as leading lines away into the distance in the image. 7:37 & 8:33 a small amount of zooming would emphasise what you were talking about in each image, in the case of 8:33 it would make your intentions for the image clearer to the viewer.
@@acmdv Ahh yes at 9:27 I was debating on cutting that thing out of the photo, however as I tried that the edge of the roof on the right side was much too close to the edge for my taste.
And concerning the other points - interesting hints! I like the idea to change the angle on the bin to have more of the river in there.
Thank you!🤗
Oh my god where is this? It's so nice gawd :')
I live in Austria :)
@@teocrawford WOW, your English is impressive. Great accent!!
@@Lepewhi Ohh thank you, however you might have misunderstood😅 I live in Austria but I'm half British (my Dad is the Brit) so I grew up speaking better English than German🙌🏼
@@teocrawford Oh, I see. I understand now why your English is so good. I take it your mother is Austrian. By the way, I have the Panasonic GX80 as well, and love it.
Gx80 user is watching 👋
Hellooo🙌🏼