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Thank you, @webrunner5. Sadly, Seriozha died a month ago... The film was presented at the Sundance Institute Short Film Challenge in the United States.

There is no need for a review, it's only 10 stops of dynamic range with V-Log :(((

No, I haven't. Would you, please, drop Jase's Vimeo or Youtube link? Thank you!

I shot this with the Nikon D5200 three years ago. Mostly, I simply can't achieve the same pleasant and warm image with my GX80. If only Nikon had similar specifications to Lumix GH5 (stabilization, bitrate, 10bit, etc.), it would be a very good camera for non cinematic cases.

Well, I filmed this with Nikon D5200 and Nikon D5300. At that time, grading skills were just in the beginning stage. So not perfect, not Davinci Resolve and Full HD. But I completely doubt whether one could get such colours with GH5 or GX80 (which I own). Panasonic's image is boring, cold and synthetic when compared to Nikon or some others. Do you agree with me?

What could be the explanation or reason for this?

Does the GH5 have a better image than the GX80/85? What are you opinions, is it worth upgrading to GH5?

We all like to dream, but when dreaming ends, it might be just a better, another Lumix with a usual Panasonic image I wish it would be vice versa.

Thanks for your opinion, Andy Lee, though it is a highly subjective rating. Let me ask: 1. How are we getting into Alexa image quality? 2. What is the dynamic range of GH5? 3. Does it have the same sensor as GX80/85? 'Cinema5d' somehow didn't find any real advantage between 8bit and 10bit after the precise testing. Since I'm really interested in GH5, waiting for your footages and further real world reviews.

It is a terrible, unforgivable thing. It is a terrible, unforgivable thing.

Hello, everyone. Does anyone know how to switch off video noise reduction? I experience a huge noise reduction, when shooting video at ISO 6400 at night.

Hi, do you think it is better to use Ultra Contrast filter on the lens while filming, than just lowering contrast in, let's say, DaVinci Resolve before grading? Why, what's your opinion and experience? Thank you.

Thank you, guys I did this smoothness on purpose. It is not a final frame, still experimenting with it. I used Midtone Detail in Davinci Resolve for the skin, that's why it looks a bit glamorous, because I need them to look a little bit younger in these scenes

I sold my Nikon D5300, which I liked very much, and bought Lumix GX80, which I start to like too now I like that 4K has a more detailed image in the result. But if there was a Nikon with no crop 4K and 5-axis stabilization, I would choose Nikon, since it also has nice flat profiles made by genius Lee Powell @LPowell

Are there somebody who wait for Kinefinity Terra 5K real world capabilities more than GH5?

Thanks. It is a video screen shot from the timeline.

Panasonic Lumix GX80.

But remember, that it is terrible for motion videos because of rolling shutter artifacts. Though I haven't tried it with stabilization off.

Panasonic GX80. Screen Shot.

But BMMCC has ProRes, RAW and Global Shutter! All of these already give a huge step forward when comparing it to Nikon D5500 or Lumix GX80/85. I can't believe you didn't like the form factor of a small camera! Did you sell it? I owned Nikon D5300 which I liked VERY much. Now I have Lumix GX80. I would no doubt purchase BMMCC if it had 4K But now, for an A-Camera, I follow news about Kinefinity Terra 5K.

Is it already confirmed or written somewhere that it outputs 4K 4.2.2. ? Still 8bit?

It is NOT a serious video tool at all A more serious camera should at least have 10 bit 4.2.2. All of these cameras have terrible rolling shutter. If you do a move it has an unpleasing jumping, skipping and blurring effect. I'm quite happy and still exploring the new Lumix GX80, which is worth attention for just 599 euros. But not for $1599 :))) If you're ready to spend this amount of money for such a camera, then it is worth attention to rethink and raise the bar.

Ok, here is the cropping of the previous photo.

Thank you. Little corrections were made only for contrast and shadows (down) in post. After a little practice with the camera, I think, this could even be done in the camera, after tweaking the curve.

Lumix GX80 + a vintage lens. Highly cropped photo. No sharpness in post. Press on the photo to see true colors and detail.