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You’re welcome, no, I use standard picture style at night, flat doesn’t work well for that.

You're welcome, yes, besides other things, it also turns off the beeps.

You just need to adjust Mic Level in Motion Picture tab (item 5/6) depending on what mic are you using.

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no, those are only 2 specifications of the lens, but not the entire name of the lens model & brand, sometimes all the info is written on the front of the lens if the lens is fixed aperture, it will always be 1.7, similar to how a fixed zoom lens cant change the mm but maybe another possibility is the lens doesnt communicate with the camera & needs to be manually controlled? you need to find info on the exact lens model you have

Thanks!

Thank you, you just need to use the camera for a couple of weeks and it will come together.

It you set it to Manual movie, you can use shutter button.

Yes, you can.

I don't have the G85 anymore so I unfortunately can't help you with that.

You should be able to turn it on and off by pressing disp. button.

Press the Disp. button several times to change HUD

If you do that, camera will ignore your settings and switch to auto mode as soon as press the recording button.

Ďakujem, na čas zostávajúci na karte sa to bohužiaľ prepnúť nedá, aspoň ja o tom neviem. Na 128GB kartu by sa mali zmestiť asi 3 hodiny 4K videa.

Ok, děkuji.

Thank you, I don't record in 1080p at all, but the same settings can be used for that as well.

you should still record in 4k for better sharpness, then convert down to 1080p after (i made my own ffmpeg script for good quality at small size, usually ends up 20-30mbit from the original 100)

The camera shown in this video is European G80, unfortunately, it is only possible to use frame rates that you can see in the menu.

But.... my gx85 is European.. and i dont see FHD 60fps in my list.. 30p max..

@agkl That's a different camera than the DMC-G80, it's a lot cheaper

I'm also using a G85 US model and I have the same question. Also I wanted 25p 50p 1080 for mp4. But I don't have those options. Have you found any solution to this?? Please let me know if there is any way to get that. Thank you.

@@vinesh_ninnurkar Our USA model only offers 24P in 4k mode. On my G7 I could go into Service mode and it opened up all the settings for NTSC and PAL video, I don't know if the same is true for the G85. In Service mode it gave unlimited 4k recording (vs. standard 30 minutes ) but it made an ! mark in yellow when you turned it off.( to alert you it was in Service mode ) Google service mode for the G85 and see if there is a way to do it. I recorded for hours at a time on the G7 and it never hurt anything. The USA model has unlimited time recording where the PAL version I think does not. You can always record in 4k 24P and down sample. That is what I do. AVCHD has a 1080P 24fps option at 24 Mbps.

There is no way to set auto ISO and manual movie mode, you can use manual mode for still, set display area to 16:9 and use that to shoot video.

No, it unfortunately won't, you can only do that in manual movie mode, you need to set the dial to some of other modes and then save it in some of the tabs in C2.

These issues are usually caused by the playback device or slow SD card.

No, only 16:9

Yes, you can see it in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iquFo9heytPYnJs.html

No, if you want continuous AF in video, you need to continuous AF on in the menu. I have made separate video about stills settings, you can find it on my channel.

Thanks, I watched both your video and now I understand better. I was also misunderstanding AFF and AFC. ^^

LUTs are usually made for specific picture style, so it depends on the LUT.

The Hybrid Shooter how can i find out for which picture Mode my Lust are?

It should written in the description of the LUT.

The Hybrid Shooter okay thanks do you have like a favorite Lut you use?

No, I don't use LUTs, I color grade the footage myself.

You just need to flip the AF mode switch on the camera to AFS/AFF.

The Hybrid Shooter I did let me try again And thank you very much for respond

The Hybrid Shooter yes you were right I have a switch on lens as well I switch that and there you go tnx I always been manual don’t know much about AF Thanks again 🙏

You're welcome, I have also made tutorial on how to use manual focus on G85: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j9aBa6aWktyboHk.html

You need a lens.

@@TheHybridShooter Oky :)

Yes, that's right, it is a major flaw of Panasonic cameras.

Depends on the budget and what you want to shoot. 12-60mm F3.5-5.6 is great all-round kit lens, (there is a review on my channel) 7-14mm F4 ASPH is excellent ultra wide angle, 12-35mm F2.8 I and II are very sharp, but also pricey, 14-140mm F3.5-5.6 is very good ultrazoom, and 45-200 and 100-300 are very good choices for telephoto.

I have a 6 month daughter. That is why I want to shoot videos. I already have the Pana 42.5 1.7 I prefer primes, but I am worried about auto focus noise and speed. Any thoughts?

Basically all of new Panasonic lenses have silent focusing, focus speed is more of a problem with Panasonic camera bodies rather than with lenses. Panasonic 20mm F1.7 II is also very sharp and affordable.

The Hybrid Shooter I returned 13-35/2.8 and got Leica Vario 12/1.4 but I have an kitlens which also have dual stabilization maybe that’s why in my case 12/1.4 much better choice I can shoot in lowlight environment

Marcos Albers have tried to use old beautiful legacy lenses with adapter I mys of mostly shoot on those manuals like Helios 44-2 or takumars smc50/1.4 and they are within 100$ on ebay

It is turned on by default, you probably need to raise levels.

@@TheHybridShooter there a speaker logo on the screen,,but it's crossed.. Shows that the audio disabled.. I'm looking on the menu but still can't find how enable it..

@@tokyodream88 hmm, are you in one of the time lapse modes? could it be a hardware issue? double check the manual instead of the menus

No and yes.

You need to turn Continuous AF on in the video menu.

The Hybrid Shooter I have and when recording in M video it does not auto focus

There must be something wrong with your settings, G80 / G85 definitely can autofocus in M movie mode, check the AF switch on the camera on the lens.

try the shutter af option as well so you can choose when to auto focus while recording (i prefer to use this since the default auto focus goes crazy too much, though i think it's still enabled, just slower depending on the settings)

That is interesting and pretty difficult question, there is a bit of crop in 4K but less than GH4's crop, so I think that it does a bit of oversampling. I don´t think that it uses line skipping or pixel binding, since I haven't had issues with artifacts.

The Hybrid Shooter Thanks for the quick reply! I'm stuck between this and the Fuji XT-20. I take about 60% videos and 40% photos and want an all-around great camera. While the G80 has IBIS, weathersealing, better battery and a smoother AF for video, the Fuji has bigger sensor and better low low light capability plus a faster AF. Which is to prefer by your opinion?

You're actually the second one asking that today, unfortunately I don't own any Fujifilm camera, so I can't provide any practical experiences, but specs seem to be very good, controls as well, their kit lens is also great, but I can't really evaluate it without using it, sorry about that. I did consider buying X-T2 but I went with Sony A6500 instead.

I don't have the XT20, but I've had the X-E1, X-E2, X100T, and used a friend's XT-10. The video on the Fuji's, at least at 1080p, is far inferior. I picked up a Panasonic G7 a little while ago and it is leagues better in offering things like the zebra pattern and although the AF is slow-ish in video, the Fuji's I've used either don't AF at all in video or are very wonky about whether they decide to do any focusing. I've sold all of my Fuji's except for the X-E2 which I use for stills only (I don't even have the movie record button bound to anything), and it is great in low light high ISO situations with a prime or two. The Panasonic G7 is definitely inferior for still images at the same ISO's, however the video is massively superior and has much less noise at high ISO settings than the Fuji. I primarily use it in 4k, then down sample to 1080 (looks amazing) or I crop out a 1080p portion of the 4k footage and slowly pan that window across a still scene... easy to do and it looks great. I think the Panasonics do some oversampling, because the noise difference was unbelievable to me - I thought the larger sensors would be clearly better. In fact, I also have a Canon 6D, and the Panasonic is about equal in terms of video noise to that camera despite the still images telling an entirely different story. I'll have to make a comparison video because it is very interesting.. though I've just sold off my G7 and purchased a G85 to replace it because I feel that the in body stabilization is a massive advantage for walking around taking videos. I think if you plan on doing more video than photos, the Panasonic would be a better choice for you too (or do what I've done, and run two concurrent systems by purchasing last-gen models on the cheap).

Thanks Bret for your long and informative answer. There is no perfect camera that does everything so I will propably end up buying two different systems. I really appreciate the ISO invariance that Fuji X-Trans sensors have for photos, and I really like the formfactor of the X-T20. The bigger APS-C sensor will make it easier to get nice bokeh and it will aid in low-light situations for photos. I also really like the lenses that Fuji has for their X-mount. The Panasonic G85 has IBIS that will help me tremendously when i'm filming handheld, and it is weathersealed so that I can film at places that I otherwise couldn't. I will also appreciate the SD-card slot that is located on the side of the camera, because I tend to change out SD-cards a lot when filming. Then also the quality is better for 4K video in the G85. Zebra pattern will be helpful. Good that you mentioned that you can take 4K video and pan from side to side with a 1080p portion of the frame! Didn't think that earlier. Then it will be important that the video looks good in 4K so that the details aren't washed out. Would maybe be trickier to do that with the Fuji. If my budget doesen't allow for the G85, I might end up with the GX85. It doesen't have a mic input but that's ok. I tend to sync the audio in post most of the time, and when I really need the mic input I can use the Fuji whch does have it. (I'm Adrian D. but I'm logged in with my other account so don't get confused!)

If you mean full sensor 4:3, no, that is not possible on G85.

@@TheHybridShooter Ahh that's a shame, are there any alternative methods on this camera. (Just anyway I can make it not he 16:9)- Sorry I'm just not very technical when it comes to filmmaking.

@@eli_r_q Just shooting in 16:9 and cropping in post...

@@TheHybridShooter Thank you for the advice! I've worked out a way to change the ratio in Post!

Maybe in the future. No smartphone will ever be able to compete with real camera because of the sensor size.

@@TheHybridShooter As well as the Lens quality and processing power needed and a phone being small. My iPhone 6S records very good 4k@30fps in very very good light. Above ISO 200 and it gets as noisy as ISO 6400+ on the G85. You are also limited to 28mm F2 which is around F8 or F10 in 35mm DOF terms. Everything is in general focus on a camera video even at the max aperture. If you have great light and 28mm is good, then the 6S does pretty well for a $200 used 4k smartphone with 64Gb Storage. ( what I paid for mine over a year ago in mint condition )

I recently deleted my video about it but definitely forget about using your phone. If you are really interested in video then better go for the G85/G81. IF you want to deliver content in good quality. The biggest problem even with an iPhone X is a) the limited Bitrate which may change due to unknown firmware updates for the phone b) absolut lack of custom white balance c) usually no control about the shutter *yes there are third party apps but they are almost unstable and from update to update you risk getting worse quality if they don't check for the older camera versions d) crap audio quality due to not offering 3.5mm jack's anymore.

What do you mean by audio force?

The Hybrid Shooter when doing video does it stay force in some camera dont have it on video mode

I'm sorry but I don't understand what you are asking.

English i ask aka does the camera track faces stays in focus in video

Yes, it can track faces, but not very well.

To get the most natural amount of motion blur and to avoid flickering LED lights here in Europe.

@@TheHybridShooter Why not 24 fps ?

To avoid LED flickering in Europe.

Depends on your computer, I don't see the difference. 4K is much more detailed of course. 60p is also not suitable for everything.

24 and 25p is the standard across the whole digital imaging industry.

@@TheHybridShooter is it better than 4k 30 fps? And also i only see 24 fps and not 25fps on my g85. Why is that? I only see 4k 24fps

It has to be there.

@@TheHybridShooter Yeah im not seeing it on mines too. I have exact same camera

Hey did you ever find the reasoning of not seeing cinelike D/v? Are you also missing 4k 25fps? I only see 24fps

and for some reason, the record quality selection is blacked out, i cant select it

You probably have US NTSC version with no 25p

@@TheHybridShooter so what version do you have?

G80

@@TheHybridShooter ahhh that makes sense.

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I keep finding you in all g85......love your content...the Pakistan series is such an awesome perspective for Indians to have

Request denied, I have no intention to rename this video. I skipped some of the settings because it is best to leave those at default.