Emanuel

Well, GH5 rules above all of them... LOL Give me some other one to let you have 4K60p or internal 10bit 4:2:2 in that range ;-)

Well, GH5 rules above all of them... LOL Give me some other one to let you have 4K60p or internal 10bit 4:2:2 in that range ;-)

It's almost as if they created that category especially for Panasonic.
They got it wrong in many categories.
Huawei P10 is soundly beaten by the camera on the Google Pixel XL and Samsung S8.
I am not sure the A6500 qualifies as best prosumer mirrorless with so much competition out there like the X-T2, and I guess A7R II is too old to be voted for again
Interesting the Nikon D7500 won a category. I thought everyone hated it! Why not D500?

Whew... as I scrolled down and didn't see the GH5 under best mirrorless category, I was awaiting the shitstorm that was gonna follow... but then I saw the best hybrid category. Of course the NX1 isn't on there, so it's still not safe. 

Hey Glenn, have you seen my last post on GH5 footage from Atomos coupled with?
That's my fav cinema camera...
 

I just watched it. Yeah that looks great. Nice highlights. I love the early shot of the sun's reflection in the puddle. 
That guy is really talented. He shot one of my favorite a7s videos as well. But I still think that Martin Wallgren may have some of the best GH5 footage. But his footage always looks great... no matter the camera...
And I really like ntblowz screengrab from his Last Airbender film. 

Hey Glenn, have you seen my last post on GH5 footage from Atomos coupled with?
That's my fav cinema camera...
 

Well, since the EVA1 isn't getting the 400mbps at release, I fear the GH5 may not get it for awhile. 
But we'll see. I am really looking forward to that update. The footage should look insanely good. 

Taking the liberty to post the trailer for a short film we shot a week ago. 
 

Indeed. 56... LOL
So back to single version :-D

IMO, for video the GH5 is the best hybrid to date. The jury is out for stills. I think Panasonic needs to add more glass like the 42.mm Nocticron. Great build quality, fast and accurate. It can produce awesome images easily. Perhaps they need to buyout Leica?

Good idea.  Go out there and make something.  Also, there's nothing wrong with shooting non-stabilized handheld footage.  I love IBIS, but I don't always want to use it.  Sometimes you just need that organic energy of handheld.
I'm partial to longer focal lengths regardless.  Must be my personality.  Close but keeping my distance, y'know?

Definitely, but just to be clear, I do actually work on films. I know I'm on here a lot but I've been shooting a film on the 5D3 since April. My problem is I do have GAS and I want more than one camera. So this idea to go old school, as they say, is my way to stop testing every other camera and work on multiple projects... my more "serious" shorts with the 5D3 and some, for lack of better word, impromptu video/shorts with a GH2.
My hands are pretty damn shaky after a pack a day and a few cups of coffee, so I think I am going to go with a Monopod and a mini slider. Of course, last winter, I had some pretty good results with my Benro Monopod, collapsed with the feet open and pressed against my chest. So maybe some kind of shoulder/chest stock will work well, but I'd like to keep the footprint as tiny as possible... Any ideas?

Sounds like a great idea!

Beautiful stuff, mate, wisely shot indeed. Kudos to you, keep going the vibe! Art rules :-)

I am glad for you! : ) Here's something for your new toy:
 

The 4x is useful, but only for very controlled conditions, as it really gets pretty close and has a lot of DOF. If you notice the scene of the boy, one eye is in focus whereas the other is not. The 2x is my favorite. The 1x is not really that necessary on the 40 Compact. The whole set was $75 at BH, so it's a low risk purchase. I was pretty please with the quality. As for my experience using the 40 Compact, it's very favorable. I think this kind of portable anamorphic setup makes shooting scope a real option for regular folk. It's a great way to get your feet wet, and to my eyes it looks pretty good. I'm sure in the right hands amazing results are possible.

More shots for your review. This time with the Tiffen Close-up diopters. 
 

I am glad for you! : ) Here's something for your new toy:
 

Here's more... the 1st ones beautifully handheld:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CM_N9dQi_A