Thank you! Usually it's not the best spot, but with the road closure it made it interesting. 😊

Thank you! I appreciate it. One of the best value for money hybrid cameras out there!

Yes of course! in this video, I use "zone" and "1 area +." Then I have my AF custom settings in "set 2." 95% of the time I use continuous as my subjects are usually always moving, and would only use single if the subject was static. In my personal case never really touch AFON. For a dog, I would recommend "continuous," maybe "full area" (keep in mind full area focuses on the closest subject) or "zone" with "animal-human detection" on. Then use AF custom "set 4" if the dog is playing. I believe this is what Lumix recommends for things like bird photography as well. For one person in a crowd of people "AFC" for moving and "AFS" if they are still. "single area" with "human detection" or off, depending on your preference or what works better for you. Then AF custom "set 2" (if moving in one direction) or "set 1" (if not moving). Keep in mind "set 1" is set for general photography and may not have the best prediction or the most sticky. Lumix also has some great videos on their cameras called "Lumix Academy." They also talk about AF settings. Thanks for watching, hope this helps! 😊

Awesome info , thank you ever so much fro the detailed reply!@@jackyulesmith

Of course! Hope it helped 😊

Definitely would help! Maybe the higher end Lumix cameras when they get released will.