Sunday morning, turning to winter (Lumix GM1 footage) from Martin Wallgren on Vimeo.
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Martin: “I just received a GM1 from Panasonic, and shot a short film with it today, see what you think! The camera is a fantastic video and stills machine, love it already… Cheers, Martin in Sweden https://vimeo.com/81337124 (video on top)”
Desy: “Just wanted to share my work with the Olympus OMD EM5! http://desycheng.com/travel-journal/2013/12/7/la-2013”
Gnat: “I would be honored to have my new site and work shared. I am committing to m4/3 full time and this new site chronicles the change and my experiences. I am no pro but enjoy shooting all types of subjects all over the globe: www.olyallthetime.com”
Aaron: “I wanted to share with you a short film I had the pleasure of shooting with a Panasonic GH3, and the Rokinon Cine lenses. http://youtu.be/7cAp8UxHr2o”
John: “New video on rigging the GH3 and GX7: https://vimeo.com/81153160”
Dario: “https://vimeo.com/81284635”
Luke: “I thought I’d share with you some of my recent work using Olympus EM-1 for stills and a Panasonic GH3 for video. Hopefully it is interesting and inspiring for some of your readers. I’ve been doing model portfolio shoots for Scene Models using my EM-5 and now the EM-1, best place to view them is on my tumblr. As well as completing a music video on my GH3 a link below for a music video I made using the Panasonic GH3. The Gh3 was great because I could shoot at 50fps in 1080p and also being so small it made some of the camera moves and hand held shooting much easier.
Music video link below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9uu6pDsdxg
It would be great if you could link to my tumblr, instagram and Facebook so people can see more of my work if they are interested.
tumblr: http://lukecarlthompson.tumblr.com
instagram: @ lukecarlthompson
facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Luke-Thompson-Photographer/281250218945?ref=hl”
Russ: “Wanted to share with you a video we made for the state of Oregon around bicycles and tourism. It was shot all with a GH3 (a few GoPro shots), the 9-18mm Oly and 35-100 Pany. The challene of the shoot was we had to carry all the gear by bike (jib, tripod, slider), so having a small but powerful camera like the GH3 was essential! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75jT2VMjBx0”
John: “After buying the OMD EM1 I decided to do an article about extension ISO and when it’s appropriate to use…http://photolisticlife.com/2013/12/05/should-you-use-extension-iso/”
Hinting: “It is easy to see gm1 with m43 lenses with the simulation, but how about adapted lenes? I will upload a couple of albums on gplus. Here is the first one with leica lenses. https://plus.google.com/115255826572441766446/posts/3m9LT1RDiqV *** adapter lenses user should know the gm1 is forced into electronic shutter with adapted lenses. It is a suprise for my as this is not the same as other lumix G”
CPL: “Sarah [Super Slow Motion] GH3 [CCTV Lens] Anamorphic: http://vimeo.com/81279653”
Alex: “I am a fan of your website and I really enjoy getting myself updated about Micro four thirds systems from your website. I thought you might be interested to see this video from YouTube and share it with other fans if you want to. http://youtu.be/JFwF16RiWDc”
Marc: “This is for the Reader’s Roundup: http://vimeo.com/80173952
I did a short movie about my California Trip. All clips are shot in or around Aptos, CA. I used the Panasonic GH3, with the Panasonic 7-14, 20, 14-140 and 100-300 mm lenses. I did a little bit of everything: Lens Flare, Beach, Water, Night and Low Light, Time Lapses, Optical Flow, Frame Blending etc. I edited with Final Cut Pro X This is a nice example to show the advantages and disadvantages of the overall stunning Panasonic GH3. I hope you like it!”
Ulli: “Since 6 days my first published foliozine Six Inch Stilettos is available at blurb.com in a printed 90 pages magazine format. The series will be dedicated to one muse grade model every 2 months. Sofar 3 models have agreed with another coming up soon I hope:
http://www.blurb.com/b/4960416-the-girl-from-sukabumi?ce=blurb_ew&utm_source=widget“
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The m43 juggernaut for stills and videos continues. Another jarring reality check for the mindless APS-C and FF trolls. You know who you are. Roll call.
And your comments are just as bad as those of the other palookas, seriously it is only the most ignorant who rant and rave about sensor size. Move on, do something more productive with your life
Exactly. Also, most people that do reviews on cameras seem to own every camera produced and sink thousands of dollars on gear every year. then they explain why their new annual choice is amazing and insinuate that their life has been changed because of their choice. Kind of ridiculous. another jarring reality check for everyone. A true artist of the craft of photography does not make statements such as these. that goes for anyone.
The vimeo link doesn’t work. The “h” in “https” is missing.
Thanks for correcting this! 🙂 @All: Have a good start into the new year!
Thank You! Fixed it 🙂
Since my last mails about own work never showed up here, I better just paste new updates here. Since 6 days my first published foliozine Six Inch Stilettos is available at blurb.com in a printed 90 pages magazine format. The series will be dedicated to one muse grade model every 2 months. Sofar 3 models have agreed with another coming up soon I hope:
http://www.blurb.com/b/4960416-the-girl-from-sukabumi?ce=blurb_ew&utm_source=widget
Hi! I will add it now 🙂
thanks, it was the followup for this one:
https://vimeo.com/78434849
Sunday Morning video … could be nice but too shallow DOF for me
anyway apreciate everybody who try to do video as for me it is at least 10 times dificult then foto
John gx7 rigging was cool to see as I never do video and dont know what all it require
anyway pretty impresive how the gx7 could be used!
Ditto….
The first thing that I do when get a camera is turn-off/re-assign the video button. NEVER shoot any…but like you after seeing a couple of comments here went and too a look at what Johnny had to show us…. FASCINATING!!!!! I had no idea that setting up one of these cameras for “real” video shooting was that complex. Johnny Gadget is a problem solver….like his approach!!!!
its pretty standard setup stuff for videographers, but if you are really not interested in video, you prob never look around on internet for such setups, they are really showing on every online shop which sells photo equipment. btw, those lcd magnifier he shows are very comfortable for long sessions. They beat any EVF or any other viewfinder, yuo literally become one with your point of interest. When I did alot of sessions with manual focusing the 2,5-3x magnification makes the view like a cinema screen format.
That video should make it a little more clear as to why the lager size of the GH3 was not a big deal for videographers. Once you add your rails, follow focus, matt box and stabilizer you don’t even notice the camera anymore.
I liked John’s articles – thanks for putting the link to them here.
Thanks for posting my video, Admin. If anyone has any questions about “Requirements,” I check this site regularly and will be happy to answer.
-Aaron
The videos seem to be getting better. I hope we are permanently past the days of walkabout panning with zoom on a 0.95 lens. Nice to see Ulli’s and Aaron’s, has a story line and ‘realistic ending’. Sunday morning is nice but I concur with tomas about the DOF. Slowmo makes for something different as well.