Jennifer Y Lee can you pleas etell How's the photo quality from this camera and is it worth it to buy one today 2019 !

@@ayushwanjari6186 I got this a week ago as my first mirrorless and its amazing. Great photo and video quality even in 2020

John Yang yea I bought the m6 2 weeks ago and was fruatrated about it not having 4k. You can upscale the video to 4k and it'll have a better video quality when you upload to KZfaq. Its a great camera except it missing 4k

+John Haynes I agree with the above. The actual video review itself was shot at 1080p and uploaded at 1080p. It's easier to store and edit, and the vast majority of people still don't have 4K screens, although that is quickly changing. There are lots of advantages of 4K, such as being able to punch in and out of the final upload is in 1080p. And for me it's about cherished moments of my children growing up that I want to shoot as best I can to give them a little more longevity. However, I still think Canon could be picking up huge market share if they had a Dual Pixel AF 4K sensor. I guess it is only a matter of time. (@richsibley)

Yes, I am working on various video projects of my own that combine video, stills, drawings, scans, 2D and 3D animation plus, teaching myself the ever so more complex video production workflow needed compared to editing still RAW files, I abandoned 4k because it just slows me down when it comes to rendering stuff out, no surprise it is x4 the data throughput and of no value to me whilst in 'learning mode'! Hear what you are saying about your kids, I'm way into grandfather territory now but it is one of the things I admire about Panasonic, they try to build in to all their cameras lots of tricks from burst modes and so on to enable even very novice camera users to capture those 'fleeting family moments'. My attitude is distinctly anti fan boy, I owe loyalty only to me and my wallet. For now my camera kit meets my needs and it is all pretty durable stuff so it will last a time. When I reach the point it isn't doing what I want, I will take a look at what is available that meets my then needs regardless of which brand it is and judge the cost in terms of the overall deal. It is not that there aren't better cameras out there than those I have but I'm into using cameras rather than buying them.

John Haynes I have eos m3. I want to upgrade. is it lumix g85 or m6. I have 2 lens efm and 1 lens efs. should I go to lumix g85 if i want videography with little photo. is is g85 auto focus still ok ?

If you want just one as an "all round camera" with an emphasis on video then the G80/85 is the one to go for, the 12-60 kit lens is very good and whilst you can get adapters to use your current Canon lenses on it, as 'native' lenses are always better, consider trading them in. Using native lenses on the G80/85 is fine as far as focus is concerned though obviously not as good as Canon's dual pixel which is really crisp. Although I can use all my Canon lenses on my M6 and the lens adapter has a tripod mount, in reality as most of my lenses are EF L ones used for wildlife etc, they look frankly a bit ridiculous mounted on the M6 and are not suitable in handling terms I do have a couple of lighter EF-S lenses which are fine..

thank you for your reply. I remember when I want to shot bird using manual in EOS M3. It was disaster because there is only red indicator sometimes I lost focus. Is it Lumix G80/85 better with zebra indicator when it is in manual mode ? with slighly different price M6 no viewfinder which I never used in M3 but I really need when do family photograph at noon. Canon has cheap price in every EFM lenses. Why I want to upgrade to M6 or G85 beside of 1080 60 fps is timelapse. Please is it AF of G85 good enough ? or really terrible ? I'm still confuse to decide or maybe M6 is enough (no IBIS and no viewfinder). I don't need 4K my computer cannot run it.

+Iain as a standalone product it does what it does well. Sometimes I think we get carried away with features we expect rather than those we really need. 4K is great, and I think Canon are lacking... but on the other hand, the video you are watching here was shot and uploaded in 1080p at 25fps; those with 4K screens are still in the minority. Personally I try and shoot in 4K to future proof my footage - particularly family videos so that future generations can watch them at the best quality available at the time, my children will probably watching in 16K before too long. (@richsibley)

+Fabricio Persa 29:59mins

thank you so much. all the best for u

@@Photogearnews is there a similar camera that records non stop? seems they all have this limit...

@@thinkognito344 possibly some of the smaller Panasonic cameras? Can always use an Atomos Ninja, Accsoon SeeMo or Blackmagic Video Assist for unlimited on any camera though.

@@Photogearnews thanks, the seemo seems like the simplest fix. but wish there was a hack or they would fix that on cameras directly... not keen on buying more gear...

Everything in this world have plus and minus, so grateful to god (alloh) and accept your choice with it is plus and minus

+HollywoodToronto For a company that was an the forefront of DSLR they have seemingly really dropped the ball in the last year or so. In terms of 4K Panasonic are really leading the way

some of us actually just want to take good photos and are not interested in shooting videos!

+faceless corporation not everyone wants it/needs it, so removing it brings the price down for those people. If you need it you can always add it as an optional accessory, or just get the EOS M5