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What are the pros and cons of each of these cameras? GX7 looks like a better bet to me

ah thats not too bad. I didnt know that. Thanks! Can anyone point me to just some good footage of the EM1 at least? I searched on vimeo and to no avail...cheers

Can anyone tell me what the workaround is, if any, to avoid flickering indoor lights in EU countries?

Thank you Jurgen! I hate the logs on the em5 and em10 would be the same I assume. The em1 gets away with it more due to the design but honestly I could put up with that. I also played with the Olympus 75mm yesterday and oh my god what a lens!!!

The em10 shares the same processor as the EM1. Does that mean it will have the same video quality? I would think so. Does anyone know? If so, this is a super cheap camera giving us everything we want in a cheaper package!!!

isnt the point that the in body stabilisation doesnt work with video on the gx7? The lens stabilisation still works...

You misunderstand, I mean the zoom lens stabilisation works great for video. 

What blows me away by the camera is that with the 20mm 1.7 I can hold it SO STILL as its so light!

Fuzzy, do you mean the expensive m43 12mm f/2? Its hard to resist isnt it? Nothing else  that small, wide and fast.

Fuzzy - how did you manage to sell the zoom lens? Isnt it only usable on the gm1? The stabilisation on it is absolutely incredible!

So what lenses are people using on the Gm1?

Is the video on these two cameras exactly the same? In the UK they are now exactly the same price due to the GX7 cashback which would mean its a no brainer I think

Ignoring moire, is the video as good ad on the 6d as the 5dm3?

ah...thank you!

Is anyone using a Zacuto on the camera?

I hear people moaning about 6d moire and stuff but doesnt magic lantern and shooting raw stop this in its tracks making all the Canon cameras compatible?

Its just not fast enough. Basically at the moment I have the Nikon D5200, and I am quite happy with the video output, but I'd really like focus peaking and a slightly easier to use interface. But going down M43 is going to cost me a lot, whereas if I just got a Canon with a 24-105 it would do me for most things...

I recently found this incredible site, and I am starting instead to think that I should just forget about stabilisation and use a monopod?

http://www.stillmotion.ca/ 

If I stick a stabilised canon or a Nikon lens on it does  lose the stabilisation?

With a good manual focus ring, obviously, what are my options? Thanks!

Thanks all any idea what leather case? I also heard someone recommending a certain plate for tripod use?

So this pocket rocket arrives this week for me. What do you guys use to overcome its inherent weaknesses? In particular:

1. What do you use to record audio?

2. Which lens adapters do you use (for me I need some Nikon options).

Anything else I should be thinking of?

Thanks

Thanks. I have some Nikon glass I'd like to test first, can anyone recommend a m43 Nikon adapter? Eg a cheap Ebay one that works! Thanks

I want something cheapish with as shallow a DoF as I can get for my GM1 which is soon to arrive. As its so amazing I was considering the Olympus 75mm 1.8 but actually something like the Canon 50mm 1.4 would do the trick I assume too for a  lot less cash. Any other suggestions? Thanks!

The only experience I have had previously of focus peaking was on the Nex, and I thought that was really fantastic.

I will be using manual Nikon glass, and some m43, stuff, the 17 1.8 and the 45 1.8