And that Samsung incursion was somewhat quite of an achievement... forgotten by the media. No matter how idle that lack of perspective on future still stands for their earlier adopters, after all.
LOL
Well... not me, man : ) I use TV or switch off the lights for... dark and a good film experience.
Let's take the example of a film vs TV setup for shooting: one camera angle vs multicamera ; )
Lights is (no pun intended) for...
:-D
Dennis you and me, as usual always going after the same good mantra... LOL
Funny enough, I think they should hire us for their consulting team for once...
(E :-)
<PS> For the most aerial guys ;-)
Don, at one of his best... LOL
Go on that Pana 100-400mm with crop and ETC mode and you'll end well beyond a thousand mm focal length away...
Or use an inexpensive mirror zoom lens with that particular bokeh but for daylight :-)
http://www.whatdigitalcamera.com/technology_guides/mirror-lens-what-is-it-and-how-does-it-work-64667
I also like the fast (f/2.8) Olympus 40-150mm for a friendly match with GH5 including autofocus too (add the native teleconverter* and you'll reach a perfect 210mm f/4):
* http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/m-zuiko-digital-1-4x-teleconverter-mc-14.html
Speriamo sia femmina... :-)
I've posted this test in a few threads for about two years and a half now since these test results have popped up. You can also find a good discussion here:
And many usual detractors have fueled their shameful defamatory campaign...
Seems 4K60p (via HDMI or not) 10-bit 4:2:2 high(er) bitrate GH5 series have hurt not only a few ; )
ISO2500 won't hurt this time ;-)
No worries mate, I guess you'll risk to (pre)order a higher resolution version in a couple of months to come... LOL :-)