Love Panasonic cameras. I'm a professional real estate photographer, and dabble in live music photography and video. I use a GH6 as my main camera, and two G85's to supplement.
The built-in stabilization is GREAT. We personally use the G85's, and you'd think our first-time volunteers had been had been running handheld cameras for years, as stable as their shots look! Honestly just such a great line of budget-focused cameras!
Man if the g9 didn’t have the 30 minute limitation it would be stellar. Full size hdmi, 900 bucks, better stab than gh5. But ya we love our g85 cams too 😀
Could these cameras be used for setting up at different angles for live streaming? The Church I serve at does not use gimble. We mostly use wide shots with some up-close shots. How would the auto-focus work for that situation?
Oh the 6k is cool but it’s $2500 and to take full advantage of it you’ll want canon cine servo lenses at $5k. I would stay away from the studio 4k as the lens option for servo m43 are horrible.
Aahhhhh ! Ok, wow thank you @RylandRussell ! Im just a camera novice,, and a missionary in Europe for the Lord. We are on a tight budget so I really appreciate your wisdom. Im a big fan of Leica lens, what a great match with the S5ii
Ryland, Thanks! We just got the building. We have access after October 15. We are hoping to have our first service there on the first of November. The building was the location of Sheridan Church at 41st & Sheridan in Tulsa. My understanding is the building can seat 200. After the 15th I'll know better. Looking at the Panasonic GH5, however, because of the distance the lens is going to cost $$$. considering FoMaKo PTZ Camera 30X Bundle. Pastor wants to look into DLSr too.
Gotcha, download the app "cadrage" to test cameras and lenses with your phone. That PTZ is not comparable to a micro 4/3. The sensor in those is smaller that an iphone cameras. But, i've never tested them, they may be great. @@terrymason9779
The Panasonic camras are great. I hed Panasonic micro 4/3 gear for years and was pretty happy with them. However i swiched all my gear to Sony e mount aps-c and have not looked back. The main advantages for me are: 1. Autofocus 2. Better lowlight preformencen 3. A good power zoom lense that can be remote controled via multiport. (Sony 18-105 f4 PZ) I use two Sony a5100 with the sony 18-105 f4 PZ witch is a cheap rig that can be picked up between 500 - 1000 usd. The FX30 is Sonys highend aps-c camera with a full sized hdmi port that should be great if you have the budget. I have not hed super good sucsess doing hdmi relyably out of some of Sonys midrange camras do to overheeting and hdmi issues, but i know peepel that have made then work. What i miss the most with the Panasonic camras is the sharp and viberent image straight out of the camera and the Panasonic menus / interface.
This is my fav amzn.to/3Mw4RaF just convert hdmi to sdi before hitting the ATEM. Stay away from Hollyland, Accsoon and other budget ones that have built in sdi. Too much latency.
I’m not but honestly I might mess with synchro scan so I can get it closer to 180 degree shutter. At 60 shutter the tv flickers. But hey synchro scan is another benefit I forgot and need to use!
Great question. To my knowledge the Blackmagic cams are really good for that. Low latency out of the cameras. You’ve also got options like panasonic/canon/Sony camcorders to cinema cams like EVA1 etc etc. bottom line, the pocket 4k or studio cameras would probably be the best budget option that still has great image quality.
I would not mix and match different brands if I didn't have to. Specifically the Blackmagic latency is much lower than the lumix cameras. So you won't be able to match the audio between camera shots.
@@cmarsh1 yes it’s noticeable. We actually upgraded from g85 roamer to gh5 and noticed it a little. It’s nothing earth shattering but g7 doesn’t have sensor stab
Well it's because it's a Micro 4/3 system designed for traditional servo zoom focus demands BUT there are no hallway decent MFT powered lenses. Now the 6k pro is a better fit for that with the ef mount. There may be work arounds that are good for the 4k, like pl lenses maybe? But they'd have to be powered externally.
Darn, this would have been a good video about 3 months ago lol for us.. We got 2 Blackmagic 6k pros in late March. We like them though... a lot. They are just pricy.
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Crazy to think that I discovered this channel years ago because of his review of the LUMIX cameras!!!! 🔥🔥🔥
We have three of these and a GH6 that we use each week. The GH6 is great on a gimbal. We even have two old G7 for simple shots. Thanks Ryland.
Because of these videos we have gone all in with the Panasonic family and it has been awesome.
Love Panasonic cameras. I'm a professional real estate photographer, and dabble in live music photography and video. I use a GH6 as my main camera, and two G85's to supplement.
The built-in stabilization is GREAT. We personally use the G85's, and you'd think our first-time volunteers had been had been running handheld cameras for years, as stable as their shots look! Honestly just such a great line of budget-focused cameras!
Man if the g9 didn’t have the 30 minute limitation it would be stellar. Full size hdmi, 900 bucks, better stab than gh5. But ya we love our g85 cams too 😀
@@RylandRussell Honestly the full size HDMI alone makes any kind of upgrade worth it, micro is terrible!
Could these cameras be used for setting up at different angles for live streaming? The Church I serve at does not use gimble. We mostly use wide shots with some up-close shots. How would the auto-focus work for that situation?
Great video !! So helpful. Can you comment on why you would stay away from BlackMagix 6K Studio camera ? Thanks again for your channel
Oh the 6k is cool but it’s $2500 and to take full advantage of it you’ll want canon cine servo lenses at $5k. I would stay away from the studio 4k as the lens option for servo m43 are horrible.
Aahhhhh ! Ok, wow thank you @RylandRussell ! Im just a camera novice,, and a missionary in Europe for the Lord. We are on a tight budget so I really appreciate your wisdom. Im a big fan of Leica lens, what a great match with the S5ii
What lens do you need to have a close-in on platform?
From what distance?
Ryland, Thanks! We just got the building. We have access after October 15. We are hoping to have our first service there on the first of November. The building was the location of Sheridan Church at 41st & Sheridan in Tulsa. My understanding is the building can seat 200. After the 15th I'll know better. Looking at the Panasonic GH5, however, because of the distance the lens is going to cost $$$. considering FoMaKo PTZ Camera 30X Bundle. Pastor wants to look into DLSr too.
Gotcha, download the app "cadrage" to test cameras and lenses with your phone. That PTZ is not comparable to a micro 4/3. The sensor in those is smaller that an iphone cameras. But, i've never tested them, they may be great. @@terrymason9779
The Panasonic camras are great. I hed Panasonic micro 4/3 gear for years and was pretty happy with them. However i swiched all my gear to Sony e mount aps-c and have not looked back.
The main advantages for me are:
1. Autofocus
2. Better lowlight preformencen
3. A good power zoom lense that can be remote controled via multiport. (Sony 18-105 f4 PZ)
I use two Sony a5100 with the sony 18-105 f4 PZ witch is a cheap rig that can be picked up between 500 - 1000 usd.
The FX30 is Sonys highend aps-c camera with a full sized hdmi port that should be great if you have the budget.
I have not hed super good sucsess doing hdmi relyably out of some of Sonys midrange camras do to overheeting and hdmi issues, but i know peepel that have made then work.
What i miss the most with the Panasonic camras is the sharp and viberent image straight out of the camera and the Panasonic menus / interface.
Nice! Yes the fx30 looks like a great option for around 2k! I’m interested to try it sometime.
Cool ❤
We're wanting a wireless unit for our GH5 to be used with our ATEM 2 M/E (all SDI). What would you recommend?
This is my fav amzn.to/3Mw4RaF just convert hdmi to sdi before hitting the ATEM. Stay away from Hollyland, Accsoon and other budget ones that have built in sdi. Too much latency.
Ryland ...great video! Are you running your GH5's in shutter angle mode (angle/ISO) for LED screen (refresh banding)?
I’m not but honestly I might mess with synchro scan so I can get it closer to 180 degree shutter. At 60 shutter the tv flickers. But hey synchro scan is another benefit I forgot and need to use!
Do you have a link to your livestreams?
www.youtube.com/@CBCowasso
Does the GH 5 ii or the Lumix S5 fix the latency issue?
I haven't had the chance to use either of those unfortunately.
Hi! What do you think about the sony ZV-e10 for church live streaming?
I haven't used em but they look like a great option. They are actually on sale! bhpho.to/3QXIQTg I only worry about over heating and micro hdmi.
What camera would you recommend for an IMAG setup?
Great question. To my knowledge the Blackmagic cams are really good for that. Low latency out of the cameras. You’ve also got options like panasonic/canon/Sony camcorders to cinema cams like EVA1 etc etc. bottom line, the pocket 4k or studio cameras would probably be the best budget option that still has great image quality.
@@RylandRussell Thanks a lot Ryland. This is very helpful.
Would you ever mix and match cameras or is it best to stay in the same line? We already have a pocket 4k.
I would not mix and match different brands if I didn't have to. Specifically the Blackmagic latency is much lower than the lumix cameras. So you won't be able to match the audio between camera shots.
Ryland between the lumix GH5II and Sony A6600, which one do you recommend for church that does Imag
Not sure I’d recommend either. I don’t know how much latency the Sony has. I’d say stick with Blackmagic for budget IMAG or camcorders
Did you buy these used? Cause they're like $1,400
amzn.to/49UMpB4 $1074 for a gh5ii but used is a great option
updated camera universe video soon? 👀
Possibly, we haven't changed cams that much since my last one, but other stuff has shifted.
What lens do you use for your roaming camera?
amzn.to/3MxxLHy
@@RylandRussell How does your GH5 compare with your G7? Would the bump in quality make enough impact in relation to the cost difference?
@@cmarsh1 yes it’s noticeable. We actually upgraded from g85 roamer to gh5 and noticed it a little. It’s nothing earth shattering but g7 doesn’t have sensor stab
What about a GH4 for 1/4 of the price ?????
I’d go g85 if you need really low budget
@@RylandRussell i can get gh4 for less the G85 at the moment for some reason
awsome videos as well
can you make a video for one under $500?
I might, but here is your answer amzn.to/3upkv1p
@@RylandRussellI've been trying o make my dad setup nicer but on a small budget.
Ok, now we need to know why you dont like the studio pro's haha
Well it's because it's a Micro 4/3 system designed for traditional servo zoom focus demands BUT there are no hallway decent MFT powered lenses. Now the 6k pro is a better fit for that with the ef mount. There may be work arounds that are good for the 4k, like pl lenses maybe? But they'd have to be powered externally.
Darn, this would have been a good video about 3 months ago lol for us.. We got 2 Blackmagic 6k pros in late March. We like them though... a lot. They are just pricy.
Oh the 6k pros are awesome looking. Curious why the pro though? I think the normal pocket 6k is a better deal as I never need ND filters indoors