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More Information On The New Lumix G85
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Christopher Bowyer Asks About Sharpness of Leica 12-60mm

Christopher, Sorry for the late reply. Have been on the road extensively and having one heck of a time keeping up with all the Blog produces. I’m sorry to hear you’re having issues with this lens. I tried downloading the image you sent a link to but see tha the… Read More »

Leica 100-400mm Comparison Lumix Olympus
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Chris Sawtell Asks if Leica 42.5 Sharper with IBIS or OIS

Chris, sorry for the late reply. Unfortunately, I’ve not shot the 42.5mm Leica on the Olympus body at this time. Therefore, I’m unable to make a comment on which camera would give you better images. There’s no doubt that the Dual IS is a tremendous advantage but it’s also true… Read More »

Panasonic Lumix Officially Announces GH5
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Mark Kaprielian Asks, Do I Use Third Party Batteries?

Hello Mark, Sorry for the delay in answering this question. In short, I don’t use third party batteries of any kind. I’m a firm believer in getting what you pay for and though I too wish the Lumix batteries were cheaper, I don’t feel the possibility of having dead batteries… Read More »

Richard Barbour Asks Why Turn Off Shutter AF When Using Back Button AF?
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Richard Barbour Asks Why Turn Off Shutter AF When Using Back Button AF?

Richard, the reason I set “Shutter AF” to OFF is due to the fact that, yes, the back button will also initiate AF but having both Shuter Button focusing AND the Back Button Focusing, they negate each other. The reason we use Back Button AF is to separate focus activation from the… Read More »

Birds in Flight Settings for Lumix Cameras
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Christian Fürst Asks Any New Birds In Flight Settings for GH5?

Christian, so sorry for the delay of this response. I realize this will arrive long after your trip to do birds in flight. Please forgive me, it’s difficult to keep up with all the questions coming through. For the future, I can tell you that the BIF settings I have… Read More »

Lumix G85 and GH4 Firmware Updates Instructions
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Michael Ewanus Asks How cold Can Lumix Go?

Yes, I’ve used both these cameras down to zero degrees. I’m convinced all the Lumix cameras are useable to much lower temps than documented by Panasonic. I hope to do some further tests to make sure. Stay tuned to the Blog for more info

Ralph Wallace Asks What About Fuji?
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Ralph Wallace Asks What About Fuji?

Good to hear from you Ralph. I’ve not had a chance to really test many Fuji lenses or cameras. I did a basic test of their new 100-400mm zoom which I was very impressed with. This particular lens was incredibly sharp. I do have plans to test this lens with… Read More »

Kathy Cavallararo Wants to Know About Moving From Nikon D700 to MFT
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Kathy Cavallararo Wants to Know About Moving From Nikon D700 to MFT

Kathy, For the most part, there are few limitations to the Lumix Micro Four Thirds system I shoot compared to my old but trusty Nikon D700. The D700 was one of the first really great Nikons for low light capture. I have’t done any side by side comparisons, but I… Read More »

Bill Sprague looking for case for Leica 100-400mm and Lumix body
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Bill Sprague looking for case for Leica 100-400mm and Lumix body

Bill, I’m unaware of a specific holder you refer to. I do know that Lowepro is building some MFT cases and bags but I see nothing listed specifically for MFT in the holster design you’re interested in. However, the photo I’ve included here show’s a Nikon body with the 80-200mm lens as… Read More »

Can Lumix Shoot Sports and Wildlife?
Birds in Flight

Can Lumix Shoot Sports and Wildlife?

Bill, This is a tough call. Unfortunately I have no experience with the Canon 6D, although I do know it’s a full frame sensor. Full frame sensors are always going to give you a better image at higher ISO’s which is typically what you would be shooting at sporting events.… Read More »