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Dude, this camera has been around for years and a great camera.

I chose Colorado Springs as a cheaper option to live in compared to Denver. Now by 2035-2040 the median housing price is expected to hit 1 Million ! If you’re not working remotely or making very good money you’re going to be screwed anywhere you go in this country.

Colorado is awesome. However, I can agree that the actual city of Denver is terrible. Really bad food scene, overall dark/unappealing/aesthetically lacking. A lot of the areas of Denver that 27-33 y/o people swear by (16th Street, Wash Park, RiNo, LoDo) are absolutely horrible and crimeridden. Unless you like coffee shops/urban art exhibits, I don’t know why everyone loves those areas. Aurora being our most prevalent suburb is also a joke, total dump. Places like Littleton, Highlands Ranch, and Cherry Creek are genuinely amazing and have a strong sense of local community & are why we love Colorado.

This "city" REALLY SUCKS!!! People are incredibly rude! I tried to be friendly and optimistic, but nearly everyone just gives me crap. Crime is growing and police don't do anything about it as they are too damn lazy to get out of their cars. Unless you are wealthy, then they help.

For a STEM state that just surpassed Massachusetts as the most highly educated state, we have the DUMBEST highway interchanges, exits and on ramps. Having a bunch of amped up IT people and pickup truck bros from Texas isn't helping. The little racing crews are the worst but getting better. It's crazy expensive, but a lot of rental units are going unrented, so maybe that's going to get better too. Bottom line: really, anyone who wants to leave, please, by all means, go. The rest of us are super fortunate to be in this gorgeous place where you can pretty much just do your thing if you can afford it. Denver absolutely does not suck.

I loved colorado when i moved here, actually bought a house here too.... i dont want to live here anymore mainly because of failed relationships and legal troubles. Hopefully i can get out of colorado soon.

Whoa….don’t forget half of Denver’s population is Mexican

Almost a 14 year transplant now. It's insanely expensive here. I'm an aerospace mechanical engineer and my wife has been unemployed for a year. I'm pretty much living paycheck to paycheck and I think the only way out is somewhere else. But the mountain biking and skiing anchors me here.

This could be a stand up bit

Why shoot 120 fps why not 60 fps. To get slow, mow and not have such a crop. Amazing video I asked because I’m trying to learn.

m4/3 image is flat and unattractive. yeah ok sometimes you can film stuff that itself is cool enough to make you forget about the fact that you're filimng on a sensor only technically bigger than that of a smartphone... when you realise that, no argument would be valid to possibly justify this purchase. if you can pay 500$, you probably can pay 1000$, and that's where you can buy a x-s20, packed will all those features you love gh series for + phase autofocus. pay 500$ above that thousand, and you'll probably find a used s5m2, which is a whole world higher than the initial camera the only reason m4/3 still exists is because of libidinal investments, made 10 years ago. thus, since it exists on the markets (mostly used), there happens to be some people who find it "cool" to appraise old, dead system. but that's ok, Whatever floats your boat, right?

Denver is like Terminus from the Walking Dead… you make it out to be this oasis and you get there and you’re immediately trying to escape

Did you record this video with the GH5?

Nice!!

🎉Goood 🎉Thank you

I love the ambient music. Any references about it ?

Bought a A6700 and never been happier. My 3 full frame Lumix cameras are still my main workhorses for my business.

Colorado was nice, until all California TRASH moved in....

you're too bad to use this camera

So many Californian assholes came to Colorado and they are very dangerous drivers.

It’s a blue state run by radicals

You are mistaken. The camera is awesome in all aspects.

I have both the FX-3 and FX-30. I started my production company 5 years ago. They are both excellent cameras. Get the one that works best for you. My FX-3 was paid for by the revenue made in my business. I started off with an A7 III. If you’re just starting out and/or you’re a hobbyist. Pick up the FX-30 and take advantage of the savings and all of the APS-C lenses that are a fraction of the cost of the full frame lenses. It makes no sense (unless you have the budget for it) to spend $4000 on a full frame camera and then buy one full frame lens for $1300-$2200 when you could get an FX-30 and 6 APS-C lenses for that same money.

FX30 is a gateway product, meaning it's feature aligned with a higher professional toolset. If you're transforming from amateur to pro, FX30 is one of many things you need to buy and its price leaves a little breathing room. Today it's your main camera, tomorrow use it for b-roll. I tried using iPhone, and the cinematic workflow is clumsy, you need weird accessories and there are a lot of fussy settings that you don't think about when you're just checking email.

Its actually a super 35 tho there isnt much difference between the two. You sound like all the orher youtubers who complained about this cameras lowlight capabilites when it first csme out. As someone who has shot muktiple films on the fx30 i can tell you now if you have an issue with this sensor and its lowlight performance, you have no clue how to expose and getting full frame will not fix that. Also this camera just got shutter angle. What a waste of a video, go sell the fx30 and get a lumix.

Super 35 is a film format that utilizes standard 35mm film stock but captures a larger image by using the area typically reserved for the optical analog soundtrack. This format gained popularity in the 1980s and has been extensively used in filmmaking since then. Notable films shot in Super 35 include "Titanic," "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, "Top Gun," and "Ferris Bueller’s Day Off." The adoption of Super 35 allowed filmmakers to achieve a widescreen aspect ratio without the need for anamorphic lenses, providing greater flexibility in lens selection and framing.

Native here 🖐 Colorado USED to be a place that a regular working class person/family could actually buy a house in. Not anymore! CA and other states residents/investment companies moved in at a record pace and bought houses most likely in cash.... and yeah we are now left with about a 40- 50% housing increase for no freaking good reason! Colorado is a very transient state.... they won't stay here very long.... they'll just move in disrupt, raise prices and move on. Our rainbow Gov who was supposedly born/raised in Boulder.... became Califonicated in college and moved back "home" to CO . So yeah... that pretty much says it all right there.... Californication.

I’ve never shot on a full frame camera at all nd a lot of cinema cameras aren’t … sooo this makes no sense full frame vs ASPC is a photography conversation. This is just a APSC rant … the image quality of the fx3 is no different the fx30 has better image quality actually.. and last point comparing this to a ZV-E1 is crazy that’s a beginner camera for content creators the fx30 is a Netflix approved Cinema Camera…. Ya let’s be truthful

News flash. Every large city in the US is trash so pick a place and suck it up. Youll not find paradise in America unkess you're pulling 7 figures

You have no know idea what you're talking about. Some of us Midwesterners know full well about the price of purchasing a home and if you've traveled anywhere across this country, or abroad it's the same. Some of us aren't dipshits like you're infering.

The comparison about Denver being like that really hot person you are dating but things aren't really clicking and you know it's not going to be a long term thing, is spot on! I've been in the Metro for almost 6 years. I lived in Boulder for 1 year. Then moved to Thornton and work in Denver. There are so many things I love about living in Colorado (skiing, hiking, rockhounding, paddleboarding, super dog friendly, hot springs, cute mountain towns, etc). Yet, the cons are starting to get to me! Although the cost of living is high, my biggest complaint is that something is really off with the people that live here. The vibe is just really hostile!!! I just can't handle it anymore. The vibe has made me loss faith in humanity a little bit. I'm just not vibing with the community here at all!

Progressives are ruining colorado.

Lol an iphone costs 1500 , i can get a pretty good real camera for this kind of money, even good full frame cameras exist at this price point. I would rather shoot myself in the head before i spend this much money for a crappy chinese made phone.

Lol an iphone costs 1500 , i can get a pretty good real camera for this kind of money, even good full frame cameras exist at this price point. I would rather shoot myself in the head before i spend this much money for a crappy chinese made phone.

i own a gh5 since 2018 and i will never sell it. its the big brother to my new gh7.

comparing a Sony cropped sensor cinema camera to a iPhone is the worse comparrison I've ever heard.

V60 is best for FX30

Sounds like this is a personal preference 😂 it also sounds like you like full frame sensors. Nothing wrong with that. But I want something I can get now with the best value. My main camera is the Sony ZV-1F as of now, but the fx30 is something I’ve been eyeballing on for the past couple of days. The fx3 is going to be the one I will eventually get but for now… the fx30 is an extremely great update from the ZV-1F all together

If you can't make fx30 look good, you probably can't with other cameras.

Denver is amazing this is coming from a native. People from California and New York or wherever you are from go back to where you from if you don't like it. We need to go rid of a lot of these transplants.

The A6700 is superior in terms of stabilization compared to the fx30

Yes, it's obviously not the right tool for you.

Tons of people move to Denver and are like “it’s not all it’s cracked up to be” but anyone from CO knows that it’s a flat, treeless polluted brown plain with overburdened infrastructure. Front range just generally sucks these days

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I just bought my GH5 for $450 with a Leica 12-60 lens that has power OIS. I love it!

I used to visit Denver and loved it and had no intention of ever moving here but here I am. I moved here for a job and once I get my time in (3 years I’m gonna transfer to Florida) this has created a why make friends thing. Denver is depressing for me. I don’t want to stay in a city that values others over people who pay the tax’s.

I left and moved to hawaii best decision i made denver is shthole along with the rude people tryants homeless and the crime zombies drugs and needles never going back

Denver has been transplants for 40-50 years. The difference these days is that the newcomers are looking for instance gratification. As others have said, if you want a culture, you have to commit to the place. That means stick around for at least five years, develop a framily. Dont spend every day texting your high school and college friends that live somewhere else. It aint easy, but thats how its done. Raised two kids, with no immediate family around. But we had our framily to lean on.

this is the realest shit ever. The midwestern people usually last a couple years and bounce... after a couple years of complaining

I'm looking for a wide angle lens and Im confused between sigma 10-18 f/2.8 and 16mm f/1.4 for my fx30. Which one is a better choice ?