Marcio Kabke Pinheiro

Armando, if you have an Android phone, try the Gmonitor app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.minaxsoft.gmonitor (it is free) With it you can activate the Cinelike D profile easily. After that, save the settings in one of the custom C positions to recall it. (asking for license to help him in Portuguese, probably only @Emanuel will understand it too ) Armando, se você possuir um telefone Android, tente o app Gmonitor (link está acima). Com ele você consegue ativar o perfil Cinelike D com facilidade. Após ativar, salve os ajustes em uma das posições "C" da câmera para recuperar o ajuste sem precisar usar o app toda vez.

I was not aware that Fuji cameras uses Windows Me as operational system.

Will wait for the feedback, thanks.

Amazingly, maybe they are. I'm always baffled in forums about how many people discuss about bird and wildlife shooting. In some ones, almost 1/4 of the postings.

Looks like a clone of the Alter's RRF: https://www.alterrfs.com/ This one looks like that don't have the magnets that helps to seal to avoid light leaks. It works ok? (very interested on this, I use the Manfrotto's Xume magnetic filters but them are very fragile - the magnets of one of them umglued after 2 weeks use)

It was on another thread, when I've asked if @androidlad had any news on m4/3 sensors, hehehehe But low light could be a problem. The pixel size for the GH5 sensor (IMX 259) is 3.3; for the GH5s sensor (IMX 299, I guess) is 4.63 (probably considering the quad-bayer arrangement activated). https://www.sony-semicon.co.jp/products_en/IS/sensor2/products/index.html This new sensor is listed with a 2.32 pixel size; even with gains of the backside illuminated structure, probably will have the same low light capabilities of the GH5 (except if it could be used in a quad-bayer mode).

Being a little off-topic: @androidlad, since you always have good info on sensors, any news about newer m4/3 sensors?

Looks more like a smaller development budget...

When (or if) Fuji launches a camera with IBIS besides the X-H1 (my dream is a X-E4 with IBIS), it is game over. Sony did'nt even bother to put a FUCKING front dial on these things.

FINALLY someone (together with the Fuji Xt100) made a LCD hinge that kill the eternal flip / variangle war. Should be mandatory in any camera. The S1h have a low pass filter, is it right?

I've got one, but for stills. Did not have too much time to work with it - but for video, don't forget the extra 4k crop, that is VERY noticeable.

You need the phone to conect the gimbal with the camera every time, or was just needed to the initial setup?

At least I hope the machine drum rotates in a 180 degree shutter speed.

Just imagining the hacker harassing a typical DPReview forum user. "You should pay me 3 bitcoins or I will delete all these...ahn...brick wall pictures".

Just read the thread, what a rollercoaster one. Just waiting for the revelation that the real patent holder for internal RAW is Ebrahim Saadawi.

Tried a bit in my GX9, but so far only found the modes that @Артем Асеев already found.

You are sending the commands directly or using some app?

I thought an even simpler device, only the wheel, display, and 1 or 2 buttons (easier to put on a gimbal), but this one could work too.

https://tilta.com/shop/gravity-g2x-compact-handheld-gimbal-system/ Almost half price of the combo. Gimbal only offer is even better, US$ 299,00 (from 799,00).

@BTM_Pix, have you ever thought about some kind of Tilta Nucleus Nano for the WiFi cameras that you've already figures out the wifi protocol?

Yeah, this thread was my inspiration to try to fix mine (first will try to "realign" the sensor without opening. Will take a look. Thanks!

@BTM_Pix, where did you got the service manual? I need one for the Olympus E-P1 (to try to bring its Ibis back to life).

Did not have an E-M1, but already had a E-M5 MK II. Stationary, gimbal is not needed at all; but for panning shots and walking, gimbals are very useful. And like rangefinder style cameras when travelling / street - people don't bother with them, the SLR format of the E-M1 is much more intimidating. And heavier. Very tempted for the new Crane-M, because of the wifi integration - very pratical to start / stop recording using the gimbal handle. Only if the payload was around 1 kg... (and could connect to Olympus cameras too).

Exactly my case. In my last vacation trip, the gear was: - 2 cameras: a GX85 (me) and an LX100 (my girlfriend); - Lenses: Panasonic 12-32mm f/3.5-5.6 (a little gem), Panasonic 45-175mm f/4-5.6 (very underrated lens), Panasonic 42,5mm f/1.7 and a Rokinon 12mm f/2.0; - Supports: a Crane-M gimbal and a MeFoto RoadTrip tripod. All the camera / lenses could fit in a messnger bag, the tripod attached to it, and the gimbal on hand. Or everything in a Lowepro Fastpack 200 backpack. Did not miss any more equipment.

They will probably go the Minimag way: pack a Galaxy S10 inside a new shell and charge it triple the price.