jonpais

Don’t worry, sry I ever suggested a 5” external monitor. Enjoy your life!

You are talking crap now. But it sounds like Thpriest is already sold on the idea of a C100, so I’m out of here.

You down vote someone for stating a fact now? Even with a monitor, a GH5 and lens combo will be significantly lighter and smaller in volume than a kitted out C100.

You are joking, right? A 5” monitor suddenly makes the GH5 unwieldy? In fact, it is quite compact, even for a 61 year-old who never goes to the gym!

Who shoots without a lens? 😂🤣 And the two Canons weigh the same!

who is we? I use them all the time.

I'm sorry, but throwing a five-inch monitor on the hot shoe is not going to make the camera nearly as large or as heavy as a Canon C200.

Having dedicated dials but abrupt changes in exposure like the Fuji - not the way forward for the industry. Ditto for highly customizable menus but AF that cannot stay locked on a moving subject for 15 consecutive seconds, as in Chris and Jordan’s review. On the other hand, Fuji could take a page out of Sony’s book and incorporate a longer life battery and headphone jack. It is Sony that is leading the way, not the other way ‘round.

Straw man argument. Nobody truly interested in the camera was ever going to pass it up because of the lack of an articulating screen or IBIS in the first place.

Tap to focus works well on the GH5. A good monitor only needs to cost a couple hundred, much less than investing in a completely new system.

For critical work, the LCD is useless.

Lens Tip is preparing to review the Kowa Prominar MFT 8.5mm T3, 12mm T1.9 and 25mm T1.9.

A truly spectacular lens for the money!

Nothing new there.

At $210, one of the least expensive as well as one of the tiniest lenses in my collection - the Sigma 60mm f/2.8 DN. All shots at ISO 640, f/2.8.