Thanks so much! Appreciate you watching

Thanks very much! It's an amazing camera that's still holding up well now even three years later 👍

Thanks very much Bence! I'm glad that you enjoyed it! Good luck with the wedding tomorrow, I'm sure you'll do great! If you haven't already, I've released a video why wedding videography develops filmmaking, so there may be a few more tips for you there, too! You have a camera setup there, so I'm sure you'll create some great content 👍

How did it go??

@@NeroMC thanks for asking, you can check the results and an interview with me on this link :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l8enkrd7rsi-nGQ.html&ab_channel=CameraGeeks

It's from my own personal LUT collection that consists of 'Tree', 'Branch' and 'Log'. 'Sticks' will be available soon! 😂

Thanks! I think the G9 is one of the best M43 cameras around at the moment, with very similar specs to the GH5 after their firmware updates (apart from its all-intra recording), and for a similar price of the G85 too 😊

@@JordanLeeVideo Thanks a lot.. will definitely go for this one. I hear it takes pretty decent stills too

Hey! Personally I never use AF on my GH5, especially for one-take opportunity events like weddings. So I wouldn't know what to suggest, sorry!

Thanks Joe! That's exactly how I operate. Best thing to do is gather a decent relationship with the photographer in the morning, and whilst you're setting up for the ceremony, get them to 'stand in' for you so you can set the focus manually. I'd also opt for a deeper f-stop if light permits, so you have that deeper depth of field as a bonus. Also, link up to the Image App so you can keep an eye on framing and make any exposure changes you need, through that 🙂

@@JordanLeeVideo thank you so much for the response! That’s greT, do you do the same when bride is walking down the aisle or do you adjust as she walks?

You're welcome man! In that case, I still fix that B-cam on where the groom is stood, which typically is where the ceremony takes place anyway. Then I get a tight long shot of the bride (over the shoulder of the groom) on my manned camera. This way, I've got option for a nice reverse shot for each of them, to capture that nice smile they tend to give each other as they lock eyes 🙂

@@JordanLeeVideo thank you!! Looking forward to watching some more of your vids!

@@joemaccabe Thanks Joe! Be sure to pop up in the comments again in the future, and good luck with your weddings! You'll smash it 👍

Thanks very much! Thats because I always have the cameras on tripods so I personally didn't find much point keeping the camera with IBIS turned on. And I'd always cut to another camera as I reframe which would be the only times the image would be shaky 🙂

You don’t use a gimbal? Smth like the Ronin S.

@@Allujallu I do, yes for much of the day. But the above is specifically talking about the ceremony capture which is always on tripods only. When i'm capturing normal GVs of the rest of the day, I'll flip it back to 50p and enable IBIS/use a gimbal

I shoot the majority in Natural with Contrast dialed down to - 5, and Saturday dialed down to - 3. I find that this is a good amount of saturation to lose, with the expectation of probably adding it back in the edit 🙂

I've never used Topaz Video Enhancer so I'm not the best person for advice on that. All I'd say is, the pixel peepers, and potentially those who hire you, might well be the person who can notice true slow motion over modified/fixed footage, and could well be the next booking that allows you to pay for that hard drive space you need when shooting in 10bit externally. Investment of time, money, and in this case storage, is so important, right down to choices like this. Topaz might be great software, but it would personally bug me if I were relying on plugins to (hopefully) sort out my footage, instead of getting it right on the shoot 👍🙂

Also the 4K 60p external is only for the 10bit, the GH5 does have the 8bit internal feature, which could work for your everyday content which isn't shot in V-Log 👍

@@JordanLeeVideo Great point. Thank you

Thanks Colin! 👍🤞