John Matthews

From what I gather, the IBS ruins the in-body sound; so, you're only left with the option of off-camera sound. I've got a Zoom H1 and I plan on using it to the fullest with this camera. It's a cumbersome process to keep track of the audio and matching video files, but I find that if I do it immediately after sooting, it works. So far, I've sold off a bunch of gear too... only my RX100 to go. Last month, I had bought a GX7 (before sending it back because the GX80/85 appeared) and just loved the combo of the GX7's Natural profile and an easy grading option of film convert. With the FZ300, Panasonic really gives you everything but a large sensor; however, I'd trade the microphone input for a large sensor, pocket-ability and the interchangeable lenses any day. The GX80 is going to be a great option for off-the-cuff style shots and possibly more serious projects too- a great allrounder. Some will say not an A camera, but in the right hands, it could be.

It looks as though Martin Wallgren shot another video showing off the IBS (with the Panasonic 15mm). Cute video with seemingly great stabilisation. https://www.instagram.com/p/BE3qDpYknMs/ Looks good to me! For me, this is the camera to get, even if it doesn't have a microphone input.

It's got the shake of a Digital Bolex 16 with a c-mount nikon adapter?

(Scene 1 & 2) Camera A, (Scene 3) Camera B I'm going to say the Panasonic GM1. It's a little soft. A little moiré on your sweatshirt and a little soft. It has nice colors though. (Scene 1 & 2) Camera B, (Scene 3) Camera A I guess the BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera. More DOF. Better DR and sharper, but this one confused me on Scene 3- could be wrong. I also happen to also know that you have both of these cameras. There's my logic, but I could be wrong. Thank you for you enthusiasm and effort on your youtube videos. Love the channel.