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I actually never even realised this person was 5k subs. I thought he was like 1 mil until he said that in the intro. Great video!

Great video. I've had my G7 for about 4 years. Just got in to buying and trying new lenses. Got the 25mm 1.4 this week. It's been my favorite lens so far.

Totally agree with you about the kit lens. I wouldn't use it much myself as 25mm is my main lens for out and about but when it comes to video kit lens is really the way to go :)

Great advice. So many reviewers overlook these excellent value lenses. You have all bases covered, everything is lightweight and super portable. The only missing item in these fly by wire gems is the Olympus 45mm f1.8 A masterpiece of optics and affordability.

Wow you're at 1k subs already! I remember when you were at 300 lol good stuff man!

Getting a g7 tomorrow but I'm coming in without much knowledge about whats good to get and what's not. Thank you for this video. Helps me plan for what I need in the future to round out this kit. Keep up the great work.

Great quality videos, nice content. I personally have had trouble with the 25mm when using it for personal videos, just not wide enough. The 14mm really solved that problem for me.

I do have the 25 1.7. I never liked it. I hoped it would be good in low light but it hunts way too much. Pretty much have to use it manual in lowlight settings. I have the 12-35 2.8 which is on my camera 80% of the time. I just picked up the voigtlander 17mm .95 and I’m kinda loving it. I’ll look into that sigma. I was just about to buy the 42.5 panny lens.

The switch to widescreen when you put in your intro logo though 👌👌. Congrats on the milestone! Don't stop making dope content like this. Here's to the run for a thousand by July!

Awesome video 😁 I love your B Roll and transitions, really professional. The sigma looks amazing. I really want the Olympus 60mm but this looks like a great alternative

Hey man, I can't thank you enough! So i'm an absolute beginner in the camera world, i just got a Panasonic G85k a few months ago as my first camera, it has the kit lens just the same as yours, the 14-42mm. I've been using it for my previous travels. It works, it's pretty good for a kit lens, but i have saved up some money to get another lens for B-roll shots. I've been doing research, but i can't seem to find the lens i want. Until i watch this video! I think i'll go with the Sigma 60mm. I just can't thank you enough. Your videos are awesome, such great quality that you deserved hundreds of subscribers. Keep up the good work!

focus by wire only? no thanks, I preffer lenses with propper manual focus capabilities, because some cameras (especially mft-cameras) don't do well in terms of autofocussing. and propper focussing (either manual or automatic) is absolutely mandatory for video, so i don't consider these lenses suited for video

I have the G Vario 14-140mm F3.5-5.6 kit lens, a 25mm F1.7 and a 100-300mm F4.0-5.6 lens for my Lumix G7 and I haven't had any need/desire for anything else. I recently ditched a full frame DSLR (Canon 80D) for a mirrorless, considered the Sony A7, and Fuji XT2, I would say I "settled" for the G7 given that its much cheaper than the A7, and XT2 but the only feature I wished the G7 had that the others do is live monitoring via HDMI when filming video, but I've been able to get around that via the Panasonic app and a hot-shoe adapter for an iPhone. You'll see a lot of negative reviews for the Panasonic app on the app store complaining about connectivity issues but I've had no such issues personally (I think you may experience more of an issue with certain other Panasonics, like their slightly older point-and-shoots), whereas with the Canon equivalent app it was a massive pain in the ass every single time I tried to connect to my 80D, my SX530HS point and shoot, or pretty much every other camera I've tried. But all that being said, I may pick up the Sigma 60mm F2.8 based on your review.

dude your production quality is so amazing! one day ill be this good. Thanks for solidifying my thoughts on these lenses and the G7.

Love the quality of your videos (great b-rolls) and the way you explain everything. I hope your channel grows fast, you deserve it! keep the good work!!!

Thanks for the info! Looking at gettingvthe g85 soon this will help with lense selection! I subbed!

Damn! The shots were on point!

Just stumbled across your channel and man am i glad I did! I love your enthusiasm for what you are doing and your shots are amazing!

It's the first your video I've watched and when you said about hitting 1k subs I couldn't believe that until checked myself! The quality of both video and audio are amazing. I actually thought I was watching video at the 100k+ channel. Good luck on KZfaq!

Is the lenses h-rs 100-400 mm by Panasonic is compatible with the Lumix G7?

I decided to promote your channel by myself. I likes your video. keep going success is near.

Awesome review bro, 100% agree with you on the kit lens, it’s amazing and very versatile. I now have 2 great options for my next lens, thank you 🙏

I also have a G7. I find myself using the Olympus 40-150mm more than any other lens (Panasonic has an equivalent lens too). I even switched to it from my 14-42mm when shooting my regular videos (though I have to sit a bit further away).

Thank you Prabh for another fantastic review. Congratulations on reaching over 500 subs. I personally think you will hit 1000 subscribers by July easy. A big cheers and thumbs up 👍 from Perth Australia.

Ive no idea why anyone would dislike this video. Thanks for your content.

I have recently bought the Olympus 45mm F1.8 for my G7 and i must say that this lens ist incredible. Totally sharp even at F1.8. So if someone is looking por a Portaitlens this will be a perfekt one with a breathtaking Bookeh :-)

Wow you made this top quality video at only 500 subs? Fair play I take my hat off to you. Iv just bought this camera with the 14-42mm lens so I can get better video for my channel. Nice to see the lens is a good one. got a new sub from me for a top quality video

Great video man! Needless to say your number 1 lens is the only one I like of the 3. That kit lens is fantastic.

Wow, really great shots man 🔥. Im currently using the Canon T7i with the kit lens and 50mm f1.8 and for the longest time before buying my camera I was really considering the G7 but since my brother already uses canon and has some extra lenses I went with the T7i. Im satisfied with what I have but I might invest in better glass!

I'm currently looking at the G85 which comes with the 12-60mm lens. About $150 more than the F7 kit, but now has IBIS, weather sealing, and a better EVF. Even this camera is now being replaced by the G95, but I'd rather put the $500 difference into a lens or two.

I've owned the G7 for ~2 years and I had NO IDEA the kit lens had OIS. I just checked it and sure enough, it does. That's what I get for dismissing it immediately after buying the camera. Thanks so much for the information.

Just subscribed after watching this great video. I'm new to micro 4/3, I switched from a Canon DSLR system because my advanced years made carrying a heavy DSLR system a bit difficult. I bought a Lumix GX80/85 and a few lenses including the 25mm 1.7 and 14-42 zoom plus the Olympus 40-150mm. Now I'm going to get the Sigma 60mm and hopefully a GH4. Even with all of this kit its would still be half the weight of my Canon gear so I'm well pleased. Thank you for producing such an informative video, I look forward to many more from you.

Good one! I am a beginner now playing with the G7. Have a question: When (what situations) would you use the kit lens vs the 25mm - any preference for long vs close, lighting etc? Thanks!

@Prabhjot Great video! I just picked up my Lumix G7 and this is going to be a BIG help in figuring out what lenses to get! Subcribed. Keep up the great content!

just subbed, keep up the great work. I also have the g7, and i have quite a few lenses. I have the kit lens, the 25mm f1.8 from 7artisans and the 8mm f4 from slr magic. I also have variety of vintage primes from various camera mounts that i got from thrift stores. each provides a unique FOV on m43...

Fantastic video, your production quality is through the roof! The G7 is my main camera, used in my last couple videos and ones I have in the pipeline! Keep up the good work.

This is the first time i watched one of your videos or came across your channel. loved the crispy narration and your style of sharing information , your shot framing , lighting and edits. Subbed. :) Keep sharing more.

Thanks again great video can’t wait to see the review over the 60mm Keep up the good work love your videos

The 14-42mm us really nice! When I got mine I thought it was a joke, but after 1 video I can already tell it’s going to be my workhorse

Damn Dude those shots and explanation was amazing and the best i love in the video is your Accent..... it's dope boi 🔥

Wow! Awesome video! I've been using that kit lens almost 100% of the time on my G7 for my KZfaq channel. Subbed!

Great video. liked! However... I'm not sure I agree. Here's why... Let me know your thoughts as I'm planning to change my setup and would value your opinion... I have not enjoyed using my 14-42 and I am finally selling it after a couple of years. I don't think that I've gotten any great shots with it. I never can achieve sufficient background blur regardless of being zoomed in and close to my subject. I feel it is too slow and the zoom action feels terrible to me. I just think it is not fun or rewarding to shoot with. My only other lens right now is my recently acquired and very loved Olympus 45mm f1.8. I find myself shooting with this lens 100% of the time and switching to shoot with my phone for wider shots. I am getting such great shots with it. I love my Olympus 45mm f1.8 for portraits and other subjects that are farther away. It gets me beautiful blur and bokeh and is great in low light. I think that a longer prime lens for that same purpose (say the 60mm you suggest) would require me to stand too far from subjects and would be limiting to me on streets and in rooms, where I couldn't get back far enough. I do need to get a wider lens though, so I can stop shooting with my phone. I have ordered the 12-35mm f2.8. I am thinking that this will take the place of a fast 25mm prime. The prime would be nice to have too, but in this focal length, I'm not sure it's necessary or a big enough difference in speed and DOF to be worth it. I guess I'll find out. I'll also be adding a 3rd lens to my setup: The longer, very light and compact, cheap Panasonic 45-150 3.5-5.6. if I don't like this lens I'll resell it. So, for me I am thinking the 12-35 f2.8, the 45mm f1.8, and the 45-150mm would make a good all around, compact setup that doesn't break the bank. Let me know what you think. Thanks again!

Subscribed to the channel You got my attention you are that good ... which lens/lenses are you using to film this video ? Especially the part where you are talking about 25mm f1.7 ... and are you pulling focus manually or is it auto focus Keep it up bro

Thanks for the information!! I’m a complete beginner and this helps me a lot!! Your videos are straight to the point! And you don’t waste time giving the information

Good explanation and nice shots! Thanks for the video! Subbed for more! I also put up a G7 video recently so I stumbled upon this.

Keep up the good work man! love it!

you earned yourself a new subscriber bro! Great job. Awesome edit works. Looking forward for more videos!

nice info singh i too have a lumix g7 with 14 to 42 and 45to 150 lens. iam a nikon dslr shooter and now learning to shoot with mirrorless camera

Fuck man. You're so underrated. Video ghaint aa!

Subscribed a few weeks ago cuz you did g7 reviews. Bought the 25 mm 1.7 partially because of your review. Please review that second lens!! Thanks!

Would love to See individual lens vids. Beginner G7 user so learning basics a little at a time. TY for sharing your knowledge. I learn by seeing, then trying. If able to show how you change settings in menu or button presses - how that affects the photo. Best Wishes on much deserved subscribers 🌠🌄

Just wanted to let you know, I added this video to one of my playlists. It's that good. It has so much information in it that's very useful to the beginner, like me.

Great video, I just have one question; can you explain/recommend filters for these types of lenses? I'm trying to invest in some but I don't know if I need adapters of anything of that nature. Thank you!

Hi. I have a Lumix G70 and I want to buy some cheap lens and I dont khow what to choose because I see 1.7 or 1.8 and I dont understand that. Do u know what size I should but that I can use without adapter? Thx for your help

Love your videos bro! Funny thing is, I’m selling my T5i to get a Lumix G7! 💪🏻❤️

Nice! Hey what editing program do you use? I'm curious about your export quality settings, because your video is perfect. I have Lumix G80 and edit with Adobe Premiere Pro, but my videos still looks more blurry. I use gtx1070 for video rendering, so I'm not sure if that causes it.

Such a clean video man! Also those stabilized shots are straight outta 🔥

Ha close to 5,000 subs now. You rock dude!

Thanks man we need more videos like this for beginner photographers/filmakers

Hello so now we in 2022 I would love to know what lens shud I get for the G7 Lumix that has good stabilization.because you know the G7 stabilization not the best is there a other lens you recommend for stabilization better then the one you show in the video now in 2022? Hope to hear from you.keep up the videos love it good to get some good info.

I've landed on very similar pieces of kit. Bought a GX80 with the 12-32mm two years ago, and nowadays my main lens is the 25mm Lumix. I also use a 60mm Olympus macro lens for, well, macro and portrait. I have an Olympus 40-150 (terrible built quality but great images) and a Lumix 100-300 (great reach and very well built, but difficult to get the most out of) both of which see less use; mainly for bird photography.

I m planing to buy g7 is it a wise decision in 2021, what's your today's review.? Please let me know.

Congratulations on 500

Awesome video man and btw congo for 500 subs 😁

🔥Wish u 1million subs bro ❤️

Crispy video dude! You're killing it.

New sub man nice vid

HA 500... YOU'RE AT 24K NOW MY MAN😊

I use the kit lens on my iPhone 6s. Great video - love these panning shots with the colors.

subbed. i too have the g7, gh4 and gx80.. love them all. kit lenses are also awesome. thoughi do have other prime lenses aswell

Nice video man! Keep it up!

Hi, I’m new to your channel. I have the G7 also and this video is very helpful. Btw, I love how your video looks, esp. the colors. Is it because of your settings to your g7? Or is it on your edit? Care to make a video on your settings or how you edit to achieve the colors here?

Hope you get the 1000 subs soon dude

Very informative video, you gotta one more subscriber👍👍👍

Hey awesome video I just got the g7 but I want to know how to get more image on my video for recording what lens do I need to get ?

Thanks for the review. With the kit lens 14-42 mm, what was your setting to take the pics of the dessert in full view landscape and the closeup lock with crisp focus and smooth background blur? I haven't been able to find the proper setting yet. My full view landscape pics are not clear and my closeups are not that strong.

What else do you use to get these shots? They are incredibly smooth and look amazing!

What do you use for color grading your b-roll? It looks soooo nice! Whats your settings if i may ask :)

Hey Prab, I just subbed to your channel. Your biggest fan on your color grading and bokah effects. Amazing job man!!! How do you do these colorful bokah flares in front of the subject?

Thanks for this video. Buying first time. Was confused between 14-42 and 12-60 as there is 18,000 price gap

you’re honestly so underrated

3000th sub great video

I also have a Panasonic Lumix G7, but mine doesn’t have a headphone jack! Which version of this camera has the headphone jack?

The glass is everything, everything!

The 14 x 42mm is a very nice lense. Of course I don't know anything about camera's and I am trying to learn. Your vids help out a ton.

the 14-42 is a beast! since then i've switched to the 8-18 lecia

Hi Prabhjot, what is the 'cage' seen at 2:00? It looks like it can also be used to get better handheld video?

What's a good lens for extremely close up nature shots? Like for ants, bugs, leaves, stems,etc?

Prabhjot thanks man, continue on producing great content.

Love the video. I just purchased this camera yesterday.

Great video, really liked the b-roll!

I am in need of a camera to use for Vlogging, video and some photos for my channel. Would you recommend the G7 or the G85?

Great video. What tripod are you using?

What thoughts do you have in how to solve or get around the G7 focus problem. Unless I am against a plain, monochromatic background, the camera can't seem to keep everything, especially my face, in focus.

Totally agree with the power of the kit lens! awesome video sir :)

Thanks a ton! Had the 14-42, just bought the other two on your recommendation.

Bro .. I'm confused between lumix G7 , canon G7x II , canon M50 .. I need a camera for travelogues , short films n vlogging (selfie videos) , wide lens, auto focussing, very good audio , I probably buy a rode mic, can mic be attached to lumix ? Which camera will be better and the lens .. I like lumix more .. what say ? I prefer a lite weight camera .. which I can keep in my pockets with all these features .. pls do reply ur experience working with lumix

Nice video and we want your setup tour please!

Why not the 12-32 compact kit lens? It's sharper than the 14-42, I guess it doesn't have MF but a lot of people use it for video and it performs very well. It can be got for about $100 - 120 used.