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First of all, thank you for subscribing. If you shoot a lot of birds, you will need a telephoto lens, Canon EF 70-200mm.

When you take pictures of moving objects with a handheld method or with an autofocus I think gh52 is better. Thank you!

@@francislee4285 Thanks! I knew the GH5s was not stabilized but I seldom use it as I prefer using a small tripod when possible. Was mostly interested in the low light ability.

@@TKPhotos How about this video? Thanks~! ruclips.net/video/v3x6_C8Xtgs/видео.html

@@francislee4285 Thanks, I have actually been doing some reshearch on the subject. For a partial solution, I shoot at 24 FPS with shutter speed of 1/25 using the TT Artisan 17mm F1.4. Works well enough if nothing is moving too fast in the frame. Recently posted here; @tkphotos

@@TKPhotos That's good idea!

I haven't used gh5II, so I have not good knowledge about that. But GH5II, I think it's a good camera.

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That's right, 4k. Upscaling was done in DaVinci Resolve.

@francislee4285 by 5d Mark ii? The maximum is only 1080, right?

@@BoyLocal66 That's right.

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You can zoom by pressing the round half-shutter button on the top of the EOS M. Zoomed in and focused. Thank you.

Yes~! Upscaled to 4K in DaVinci Resolve.

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I think there are many advantages to full-frame cameras. Among them, the most notable ones are a wider angle of view, low depth of field, etc... However, The Micro Four Thirds camera is a very good camera. I will continue to use that camera too.

Graded with DaVinci Resolve Studio LUTs - Panasonic V-Log to v-709 I used the LUT provided by default in DaVinci Resolve. Thank you~!

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I used the LUT “Panasonic V-Log to v-709” provided by default in DaVinci Resolve. Thank you for watching.

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@@francislee4285 Great, thanks!

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@@francislee4285You're technically perfect! I would like to learn how you do. I have a BMPCC OG and I put the LUTS on it using After Effects.

@@elgranAhora Thank you first. used Filter: K&F Concept Variable ND2-ND400 72mm I edited it using DaVinci Resolve and applied LUTS. The work order is as follows. Filmed with BMPCC Original internally in Cinema DNG(Digital Negative) 12bit RAW / ISO 800 - Edited in DaVinci Resolve Studio project settings 23.976fps 3840x1634 2.35:1(for Cinema Scope) [ 3840/2.35=1634 (vertical ratio) ] Select all video clips and right-click... and then... Clip Attirbutes - Pixel Aspect Ratio :1.33(Anamorphic lens magnification) Rendering : 23.976fps - 1080p 24fps 800 ISO CINEMA DNG upscale 1080 to 4K in DaVinci Resolve Studio Clip Attributes - Super Scale: 2x / Sharpness : High / Noise Reduction : High Video - Inspector - Transform - zoom - Y (vertical) : 1.009 - Graded with DaVinci Resolve Studio Select LUTs - Blackmagic Design Film to Rec709 With primary work After applying the LUT, add another node in front of the node to which the Lut has been applied. After applying saturation 50~60 and then contrast not exceeding 1.2, I adjusted the highlights and blacks using the curve. And I used the HDR wheel to adjust finer details.

I purchased it from a camera club in Korea. Thank you.

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