Dude_ger

Aren t you the guy who sells expensive luts (everybody can make on their own within 5 minutes) to amateurs? or the guy who stole everything from Magiclantern, packed it into a "raw shooters guide" and sold it expensive? Hahaha.

https://www.panoramaplanet.de/comp/

Never had this experience and i am using it for 4 weeks now. Also i heard of dozens of cases where people did not read the manual

Looses connection with what?

https://www.ebay.de/itm/132758865250?_trksid=p2471758.m4704

Absolutely not true, sorry. Maybe go to film school or somewhere where they can explain this to you.

I don t get the point, you always can tell which picture is fullframe and which is apsc or mft or whatever. It s not about the light, it s the look, and this look you can t replicate using faster lenses.

Hahaha yeah It's painted styrofoam.

When we were doing a TV series on 16mm back in the days, there used to be one person that always had her phone with her. Was a fun to find out her number and call during a take.

It' s kinda old and vfx, but hey- fire Panasonic HVX with PS 35 adapter.

Rent one and check for yourself. A shoulder rig isn't just about holding your camera.. You have 4 points where your body is connected to the camera, 2 hands, shoulder and your eye. This allows movement and a look you don't get with anything else. You can attach a follow focus and pull focus without shaking. You won't use it all the time- it's a tool for special scenes like a Steadicam or Dolly, you only use it when needed. (Or if you do like an event all day long) If you like the feeling of your rented rig, don't buy a compromise- no gorilla pod and no rig with one handle or anything that costs less than 200 $ (new), you will get pissed of because of screws getting loose and things like that. You always can atttach weight to a rig, but i recommend doing this after all is set up and you can balance it right.

Just got the Tokina 11-16 as a replacement for my old samyang 14mm. I love it. Keep in mind that the Tokina has 9 aperture blades vs 7 on the Panasonic 14mm

ade towell- exactly! There are pros and cons about the ibis. But one thing to consider- no actual one hand gimbal works without ibis while running. You always get jitter. So if you don t use a lens stabilisation with the gh5s, this is a thing to think about.

Luckily this wasn´t my card, so i feel very sorry to say no