VanWeddings

been looking forward to this review. thanks andrew! my biggest surprise of the gh3 over the gh2 was just how much more dynamic range there was. it was so substantial that when i shot a test with the gh2, gh3 and 5d3, i could tell just by looking at a clip which camera it came from. the biggest disappointment aside from ex-tele not working in 60fps mode, is the super annoying disappearing menu. as another poster has said, it has the awful side effect of requiring two presses of a button to first wake up the screen then change the setting. but what's more, that also appears to the deeply recessed record button, so when the menu is on, one press starts recording, and when the menu is off, TWO presses are needed to start recording. i can already see this causing huge problems in a live shoot. andrew if you have access to panasonic please tell them about this problem. i don't care if leaving menu on causes screen burn-in. it causes real problems when under the gun in event situations.

ok after reading this site for a long time i finally registered to say great april fools post. i laughed out loud!