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Also a great quality video camera, for what it’s worth.
What is it like for changing settings though? It only has one control wheel right?
If you are talking about for video, I can’t really say since I don’t shoot video with my GM1 much (it does great video but I just rarely use its video).
If you mean shooting manual then I think it takes a little while to get used to but I think the single wheel works great for manual exposure. You can set ISO to either be the FN button on the top or one of the on-screen function buttons. For F-stop and Shutter speed you press the top of the wheel to move between the two and just spin the wheel to adjust as needed.
When I first got it I found I pressed the wheel in a lot while spinning it to change the settings. After 2-3 weeks I got use to the pressure of the wheel and stopped pressing it in.
Agreed. It really does take some getting used to. I love this camera more and more because I’m more likely to have this one with me instead of my Nikon gear. It is much easier to change settings if you have a lens with an aperture dial. But even without it those controls, it’s not as bad as it sounds.
For video? Not too bad once you decide on a system that works for you. Myself, I shoot the GM1 a lot with an old manual Nikon lens and a loupe on the screen. I find I can pull focus reliably by eye, plus there’s peaking display.
I put my FN1 button for ISO adjust. Click, adjust for exposure, done.
With video one typically locks in their shutter speed (i.e.: 50) and then exposes with 2-3 f-stops and ISO. ISO 200-800 stays very clean with the GM1.
Anyway, great IQ and perfect cam to stay innocuous.
Yup, amazing video:
http://www.eoshd.com/2013/12/panasonic-gm1-review-another-pocket-cinema-camera/
Why would any decent, sane and normal person buy that crappy toy camera? IT CANNOT TAKE GOOD PICTURES! You understand? No? Then you are brainwashed by the CORPORATION. Please, do NOT believe the lies. The TRUTH is out there!
Yes, look at all these shitty pictures –
http://www.flickr.com/groups/gm1/
Buy a 7Dii instead. Yes, 5x the price and 5x the size. But, Canon…