If you need to deliver in 4k then the GH6 makes a lot of sense as you get that post editing leeway filming in 5.7k... but for those of us who still deliver in 1080p the old GH5/GH5S is plenty good. I'd love for Panasonic to release a GH5 mk3 with phase detect, IBIS and a dual gain sensor (so we can get usable ISO3200) and maybe a few extra h265 codecs to save on space.
The only thing that is missing in this camera and makes people not buy it is the very fact that it does not have a phase detection focus, which means that it is really bad in focus compared to what we really need today..
In as much many grumble over Panasonic Focus issue, the camera is design to focus not on casual shooters but those who need more from small body and not really care about perfect auto focus.
@@daprincehwc no GHx or Lumix G for that matter have had perfect AF. As for the market situation it's clear that sales will be negatively affected by bad AF performance.
They need to announce a gh6 2 with PD next month so I can pair it with my Gh6. Because Panasonic decided to not put PD in this camera so many creators skipped it and don't realize what their camera systems are missing. GH6 is so far ahead of the competition for usability other than the AF. We love it for our needs.
@@angeloplayforone Nope, the GH4 replaced the GH3 in less than 18 months to give 4K (in crop mode). Keeping most of the GH6 the same should make it possible to upgrade the GH6 to M2 with PDAF after a year. As for sensor Panasonic would likely return to a sensor from Sony.
Thanks for the reminder video. Think I will wait for the GH6 Msrk 2 when it will likely have phase detect auto focus. Then, it might be a beast worth watching out for
In Most time, I have no problem with the GH6-autofokus, but in some cases I have. I Hope for a GH6 II with Phase Detection. It would be a perfect camera für me!
Great review. Thank you for mentioning and showing the fast sensor refresh rate (lack of rolling shutter artifacts) and your satisfaction with the fast zoom lenses. 👍
I just added another GH5M2 to my stable of GH5S rather than the GH6. As/when the GH6M2 is launched I'll have a tough decision: upgrade to GH6M2 or go full frame with S5M2x/S1H
GH7 rumors with Phase AF combined with contrast AF with all the bells as whistles of the GH6 and then some. Holding tight! GH6 prices right now are very tempting!
At 10:53 what would happen if Panasonic added autofocus. Well after 9 months we have G9II with PDAF. Being a Sony shooter I am fed up with their pricing vs. features .. ZV-E1 is 1/2 the price of FX3 with much more features. Waiting to move to Panasonic if they release an SH1 follow-up with a stacked BSI sensor.
Seriously, now that Panasonic has PDAF, they will be a major player in 2024. They could use a few more native lenses but I'm looking forward to what's next! Have the S5IIX coming in this week
Till today Panasonic is the only company that make cameras that gives you more for less Infarct they put other cameras on their toes by packing feature ahead of its time, for me i cant complain about lumix line judging from what you're getting vs what you paid. even without good PDAF,
for "filmmaking" ya never ever use..autofocus. Sure, if you're gonna be a "vlogger" or "influencer" or some other social vid thing , yeah ya don't want to worry about focus while running around. But I was brought up working focus and not having to worry about a camera searching such as how the Nikon z7 will do for example. I Love the GH6..works well and in varying conditions.
I'd argue that you don't use autofocus for 2 reasons. 1 is that most cameras used in filmmaking don't have autofocus and the lenses used almost never have autofocus motors so it isn't an option. The second is filmmaking uses rehearsed shots with usually multiple operators including dedicated trained focus pullers with focus rigs and monitors. There is a vast sea of people who want to film that aren't in those situations with dedicated focus pullers so for them, the option of reliable autofocus could be a game changer to the way they can shoot. For most of my shoots, I'm solo and often am not able to set up rehearsed shots so when autofocus got reliable, it opened the door for me to get so many more unique shots that were impossible before. But I still love the Gh6, but reliable autofocus would have opened the door to many videographers who are more limited without it and Sony and Canon currently have reliable autofocus cameras
@@learningcameras pretty close but to add I have worked documentary and reality style shows doing run gun and it’s just something I adapted to. I didn’t work a lot with focus pullers. I do see the benefit of wicked autofocus but it’s just one of those features that’s not a deal killer for me. When I’ve used auto on GH, it’s worked well.
Love my GH6 used it for all my work since launch and never had one issue. Sure PD would be nice but I can honestly say using MF hasn’t made any project Iv worked on difficult.
Yeah, I don't know many people with problems on Panasonic cameras. A few maybe wanted better AF but you can't help but appreciate what the GH6 can do that no one else can in this price range
Just a note. I don't believe you get shallower DOF with a speed booster. The added aperture stop say from 1.8 to 1.2 is cancelled out by the widening of the FOV.
I intend to purchase the Panasonic S5 Mark ii and Panasonic GH5S and Panasonic S5 Mark ii X and maybe the Panasonic GH6 they all can use the Panasonic S5 Battery which is cool for practical sake.
Great video. I'm hanging on to my GH5M2 until PDAF comes to Lumix G. It's very unfortunate that GH6 was not ready for PDAF. Can't wait for your GH6M2 review. 😃
Panasonic was like Dan we need to sell all our GH6 please sell it out the people obviously this camera is no good ! Forget all the specs! The autofocus in the camera makes it a dudD 😢 but I would love to see M43 comeback strong with a GH7 phase 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 for sure
Obviously it didn't go quite like that lol. First I already had the camera and use it plus I mentioned autofocus as well so you know what to expect. But yeah, it's not the best focusing camera in the world but it has 10 other things it does better than any other 2k video camera so it really depends on needs. But I think all new Panasonic cameras will have phase
I have 2 GH5s I use for videos and a Nikon D7500 for stills. I am thinking to move mirrorless and get a GH6 but a bit concerned about stills performance.
Yeah, the biggest negative for the GH6 is stills, especially if you shoot low light or want shallow depth of field. I'd say check out my video on the Panasonic S5II for stills and it's still great for video up to 4k60
Hahaha...he was the only one that braved it. That said he didn't have any issues even with a massive gimbal, anamorphic lenses, and lidar AF system attached lol. But every other person on that trip went handheld per advisement from Panasonic
Do you think the 300 fps is good enough for product videography in studio? I’m looking for higher frame rates and I’m wondering if I can get away with this budget friendly option. 😁
This is definitely going to be the best option on a budget. I think the A7SIII/FX3 can do 240fps in 1080p with the advantage being that they have larger sensors but also cost double the price
PAF is already happening, I totally agree with you when it comes to the GH6, I think the S5XII would be a good partner to the GH6, let us wait for May 2023 and see how that goes.
For video only, as long as you don't need reliable AF tracking, the GH6 is better. For a hybrid camera photo/video, I'd take the S5 Mark II which I just put out a video on!
MINE IS BROKEN AT THE REPAIR FACILITY...WATCH OUT FOR THE USB AND HDMI PORTS. They are fragile...a turn of my gimbal and the camera died. Yes, I know....cable clamps. The ability to charge via usb means that if that connection breaks, good luck turning on your camera. Great if you are un and gun not using those ports much, but in a livestream for a church where the camera gets taken down weekly and used for other things, it is a fail point. Trust me guys...use the cable clamps. I am out my GH6 until they get it straightened out.
Great video, I’m looking to upgrade cameras for my filmmaking company I use gh4, but looking to upgrade would you recommend GH6 or Blackmagic pocket camera thanks
In most cases I'd recommend the GH6. The Blackmagic has some advantages but it isn't as plug and play. You really need to power it externally and use external storage to get the most out of it so it works best when you can rig it out. The GH6 is plug and play an amazing camera!
Great video and information with really good production quality. One critique: will you please upgrade to a Sennheiser MKH-416? You can get one used for a lot less than $1K new. Thanks! This current shotgun mic is killing me. LOL
What program are you using to grade?? Vlog from the Gh6 looks fantastic right out of camera if you Use Davinci Resolve Color management system. Not saying Dan isn't top notch of course!
Is there a Canon RF lens to MFT adapter that has aperture, IS, and autofocus? I haven't found one yet, so I guess an RF to MFT adapter is not possible to design?
Light your subject or retire ! Dan, all movie sets have a lighting team ! They're not just a kid with camera on a new gimbal ? Once the shot is lite right shoot footage. You're not from California ! We make movies !
Wtf??? People are allowed to make content without lighting teams and massive budgets. This isn't a freaking Alexa... This is a camera marketed towards independent SOLO creators. No idea what point you are even trying to make honestly. There are kids with a camera on a gimbal that have 10x the audience of your properly lit movie...and that's without a marketing budget
Hi Dan, you did a review on the 5mk2. My question. Has pana improved the factual AFC in the gh6. The extra AF goodies as such are not meant. Is the IBIS improved over the 5mk2? Thank you, Frans/Bali 😀
I did...Panasonic improved it but only slightly. Basically Panasonic is still using the same technology (contrast AF) in the GH6 which is good for accurate point to point focus, but is not great for tracking moving subjects in video. The Panasonic GH7 and full frame S5II both have an upgraded phase detection system like all Sony & Canon cameras so autofocus on those cameras are significantly better. I don't have a review of the GH7 but I have videos on the S5II and S5IIX
Very good video but i have one question to you! I also have gh6 and after I press recording button I must wait like 1 second to unfreeze the camera and than its starts recording. Do you have this problem or not?
It can't be done via firmware...you have to replace the sensor so Panasonic needs to develop a new M43 sensor for a GH7 with phase detection in order to get improvements in tracking performance
F1.7 on a micro four thirds camera is equal to an f3.4 on most cameras. So the 2.8 standard is still quite better for lowlight and shallow depth of field.
Yes, full frame is still the low light champ even with the F1.7 lenses but full frame can't deliver 6k60 with almost no rolling shutter, amazing IBIS, and a ton of codecs for $2000 yet.
An 1.7 is an 1.7 , much better than 2.8 for low light. 3.4 depth of field is more than good enough. I always film in 2.8 which is 5.6 in full frame as i want everything in focus not just one eye
Only for depth of field. 1.7 light is 1.7 light regardless of the system. If you put a 2.8 glass in a full frame camera and enter asp-c mode, will your lens darken?
Did Panasonic fix the continuous autofocus issue? Great review! I'd like to upgrade from a very old dslr that doesn't have video capability to either GH5 or GH6.
In this camera, it's the same AF tech they have used in previous cameras...just tweaked a bit so it still has some issues with continuous autofocus. However, check out the Panasonic S5IIX...I'm actually about to post 2 videos on that camera and that uses a new AF system that is a massive improvement for continuous autofocus
If you are more of a hybrid shooter and you also shoot photos, definitely get the S5II...also if autofocus is critical, maybe the S5II would be better. But for everything else just about, the GH6 still has some advantages
This would not be the best for autofocus. If you are wanting autofocus, look at the Sony FX30 if you're only shooting video or the Sony a6700 if you also shoot photos. You can check out all my gear and my gimbals in the video description!
Honestly been looking for a second camera system for video and good to see reviews for something other than a Sony system. Always enjoyed your videos and insight
GH6 if you ONLY shoot video and more documentary/film style where you'll likely be using 3rd party lenses, shooting manual focus, and maybe even rigging up anamorphic lenses. For hybrid photo/video or run and gun, go with the S5II
Yep! I have an initial review that I did when the camera was announced (I got to use it for a few days before the announcement) but I'm working on a bigger one after using it for the past few months
and what about all the overheating issues I hear everywhere in the full frame world? Things like 30 min. recording limit in 10 bit? Not good if you capture a music concert!
I'm not sure the exact reasons. We didn't seem to have any issues shooting around the city with a decent amount of camera gear although I didn't see any other photographers with tripods while I was there which was interesting
If you need to deliver in 4k then the GH6 makes a lot of sense as you get that post editing leeway filming in 5.7k... but for those of us who still deliver in 1080p the old GH5/GH5S is plenty good.
I'd love for Panasonic to release a GH5 mk3 with phase detect, IBIS and a dual gain sensor (so we can get usable ISO3200) and maybe a few extra h265 codecs to save on space.
4K on the GH5 is still amazing.
The only thing that is missing in this camera and makes people not buy it is the very fact that it does not have a phase detection focus, which means that it is really bad in focus compared to what we really need today..
My personal bet is that you will see a GHx with PDAF this spring. Probably at CP+ show.
In as much many grumble over Panasonic Focus issue, the camera is design to focus not on casual shooters but those who need more from small body and not really care about perfect auto focus.
@@daprincehwc no GHx or Lumix G for that matter have had perfect AF. As for the market situation it's clear that sales will be negatively affected by bad AF performance.
I find the deep depth of field is an advantage for the work I do. I shoot live theatre, concerts, and dance shows with multiple cameras.
They need to announce a gh6 2 with PD next month so I can pair it with my Gh6. Because Panasonic decided to not put PD in this camera so many creators skipped it and don't realize what their camera systems are missing. GH6 is so far ahead of the competition for usability other than the AF. We love it for our needs.
Agreed!
The release period for upgrading this bodies is 3 years, so in 2025 there wil be an update with PDAF as the need to design a new sensor.
@@angeloplayforone Release cadences can change. It would be financially stupid to wait another two years after smashing it with the S5ii.
@@angeloplayforone Nope, the GH4 replaced the GH3 in less than 18 months to give 4K (in crop mode). Keeping most of the GH6 the same should make it possible to upgrade the GH6 to M2 with PDAF after a year. As for sensor Panasonic would likely return to a sensor from Sony.
I’d be shocked if they don’t announce a gh6 with pdaf relatively soon. I’d imagine they just don’t want to step on the s5 ii’s toes.
I don't know if its possible to put phase detect on this sensor, but what a great prospect, especially with the 10-25mm f1.7
They will probably need a new sensor but that means maybe we'll see a quality boost too!
They did it with the S5 II. And I hope they will integrate phase autofocus into a GH6 II !
Thanks for the reminder video. Think I will wait for the GH6 Msrk 2 when it will likely have phase detect auto focus. Then, it might be a beast worth watching out for
Maybe at CP+ show by the end of february 2023...
I'm hoping for phase detect and Built-in NDs in the GH7
If you don't need the highest specs of this body the gh5ii is an absolute steal. I still almost added this body. Top notch content Dan
Appreciate that!!!
In Most time, I have no problem with the GH6-autofokus, but in some cases I have. I Hope for a GH6 II with Phase Detection. It would be a perfect camera für me!
Great review. Thank you for mentioning and showing the fast sensor refresh rate (lack of rolling shutter artifacts) and your satisfaction with the fast zoom lenses. 👍
Thanks Coby!
@@learningcameras 😊👍
I just added another GH5M2 to my stable of GH5S rather than the GH6. As/when the GH6M2 is launched I'll have a tough decision: upgrade to GH6M2 or go full frame with S5M2x/S1H
GH7 rumors with Phase AF combined with contrast AF with all the bells as whistles of the GH6 and then some. Holding tight! GH6 prices right now are very tempting!
At 10:53 what would happen if Panasonic added autofocus. Well after 9 months we have G9II with PDAF. Being a Sony shooter I am fed up with their pricing vs. features .. ZV-E1 is 1/2 the price of FX3 with much more features. Waiting to move to Panasonic if they release an SH1 follow-up with a stacked BSI sensor.
Seriously, now that Panasonic has PDAF, they will be a major player in 2024. They could use a few more native lenses but I'm looking forward to what's next! Have the S5IIX coming in this week
Happy to know GH6 monster still gets some love.
I often wish I had sprung for the GH6 instead of the S5, hoping they bring that performance to full frame.
Doing one shoot and getting reel for both vertical and 16:9 at the same time is gold IMO.
Till today Panasonic is the only company that make cameras that gives you more for less Infarct they put other cameras on their toes by packing feature ahead of its time, for me i cant complain about lumix line judging from what you're getting vs what you paid. even without good PDAF,
for "filmmaking" ya never ever use..autofocus. Sure, if you're gonna be a "vlogger" or "influencer" or some other social vid thing , yeah ya don't want to worry about focus while running around. But I was brought up working focus and not having to worry about a camera searching such as how the Nikon z7 will do for example. I Love the GH6..works well and in varying conditions.
I'd argue that you don't use autofocus for 2 reasons. 1 is that most cameras used in filmmaking don't have autofocus and the lenses used almost never have autofocus motors so it isn't an option. The second is filmmaking uses rehearsed shots with usually multiple operators including dedicated trained focus pullers with focus rigs and monitors. There is a vast sea of people who want to film that aren't in those situations with dedicated focus pullers so for them, the option of reliable autofocus could be a game changer to the way they can shoot. For most of my shoots, I'm solo and often am not able to set up rehearsed shots so when autofocus got reliable, it opened the door for me to get so many more unique shots that were impossible before. But I still love the Gh6, but reliable autofocus would have opened the door to many videographers who are more limited without it and Sony and Canon currently have reliable autofocus cameras
@@learningcameras pretty close but to add I have worked documentary and reality style shows doing run gun and it’s just something I adapted to. I didn’t work a lot with focus pullers. I do see the benefit of wicked autofocus but it’s just one of those features that’s not a deal killer for me. When I’ve used auto on GH, it’s worked well.
Man, people are really out of ideas for videos nowadays eh?
Love my GH6 used it for all my work since launch and never had one issue. Sure PD would be nice but I can honestly say using MF hasn’t made any project Iv worked on difficult.
Yeah, I don't know many people with problems on Panasonic cameras. A few maybe wanted better AF but you can't help but appreciate what the GH6 can do that no one else can in this price range
I'm still stuck in the past, but I love my trusty GH4 - the thing is rock solid.
Yes it’s an awesome camera😎
Did they fix the issue with streaks on the video? Thanks
Just a note. I don't believe you get shallower DOF with a speed booster. The added aperture stop say from 1.8 to 1.2 is cancelled out by the widening of the FOV.
yea apparently if you move closer to reframe you will get shallower depth of field but that's just because you moved closer
I intend to purchase the Panasonic S5 Mark ii and Panasonic GH5S and Panasonic S5 Mark ii X and maybe the Panasonic GH6 they all can use the Panasonic S5 Battery which is cool for practical sake.
Why 4 cameras?
Great video. I'm hanging on to my GH5M2 until PDAF comes to Lumix G. It's very unfortunate that GH6 was not ready for PDAF. Can't wait for your GH6M2 review. 😃
Will it be possible to get phase detect onto such a small sensor, has Olympus got it?
@@markshirley01 Sony have m43 sensors with PDAF. Olympus uses these mainly in their higher end cameras.
What’s PDAF?
@@royaltykidstv phase detect auto focus
Kindly try to name just *one* Sony®️ camera that utilizes a micro four-thirds sensor?
Ooohhh, that pulsing on the branches of the tree is so distracting, more then the put of focus footage.
Panasonic was like Dan we need to sell all our GH6 please sell it out the people obviously this camera is no good ! Forget all the specs! The autofocus in the camera makes it a dudD 😢 but I would love to see M43 comeback strong with a GH7 phase 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 for sure
Obviously it didn't go quite like that lol. First I already had the camera and use it plus I mentioned autofocus as well so you know what to expect. But yeah, it's not the best focusing camera in the world but it has 10 other things it does better than any other 2k video camera so it really depends on needs. But I think all new Panasonic cameras will have phase
I have 2 GH5s I use for videos and a Nikon D7500 for stills. I am thinking to move mirrorless and get a GH6 but a bit concerned about stills performance.
Yeah, the biggest negative for the GH6 is stills, especially if you shoot low light or want shallow depth of field. I'd say check out my video on the Panasonic S5II for stills and it's still great for video up to 4k60
"We were advised against using gimbals in the city." Cuts to Josh Yeo carrying biggest gimbal known to man at 4:38
Hahaha...he was the only one that braved it. That said he didn't have any issues even with a massive gimbal, anamorphic lenses, and lidar AF system attached lol. But every other person on that trip went handheld per advisement from Panasonic
Do you think the 300 fps is good enough for product videography in studio? I’m looking for higher frame rates and I’m wondering if I can get away with this budget friendly option. 😁
This is definitely going to be the best option on a budget. I think the A7SIII/FX3 can do 240fps in 1080p with the advantage being that they have larger sensors but also cost double the price
This will be my next upgrade after G9😊
PAF is already happening, I totally agree with you when it comes to the GH6, I think the S5XII would be a good partner to the GH6, let us wait for May 2023 and see how that goes.
Is there something special in may?
@@Lifetogo Lumix S5IIX release 05/23/23
Wich camera do you think is better for video Lumix gh6 or the Lumix s5 mark II ?
For video only, as long as you don't need reliable AF tracking, the GH6 is better. For a hybrid camera photo/video, I'd take the S5 Mark II which I just put out a video on!
MINE IS BROKEN AT THE REPAIR FACILITY...WATCH OUT FOR THE USB AND HDMI PORTS. They are fragile...a turn of my gimbal and the camera died. Yes, I know....cable clamps. The ability to charge via usb means that if that connection breaks, good luck turning on your camera. Great if you are un and gun not using those ports much, but in a livestream for a church where the camera gets taken down weekly and used for other things, it is a fail point. Trust me guys...use the cable clamps. I am out my GH6 until they get it straightened out.
I have no issues with the autofocus on my gh6....but I'm also brown.... so I dunno why ppl complain about autofocus....mine never misses
Just picked up the G9II, that camera paired with my GH6. Honestly the best camera combo!
Just bought new for $1600
Awesome!
Great video, I’m looking to upgrade cameras for my filmmaking company I use gh4, but looking to upgrade would you recommend GH6 or Blackmagic pocket camera thanks
In most cases I'd recommend the GH6. The Blackmagic has some advantages but it isn't as plug and play. You really need to power it externally and use external storage to get the most out of it so it works best when you can rig it out. The GH6 is plug and play an amazing camera!
good 11mins
Great video and information with really good production quality. One critique: will you please upgrade to a Sennheiser MKH-416? You can get one used for a lot less than $1K new. Thanks! This current shotgun mic is killing me. LOL
You are much better at grading V-log than me. It makes me think there is some relevance to micro 4/3 still
What program are you using to grade?? Vlog from the Gh6 looks fantastic right out of camera if you Use Davinci Resolve Color management system. Not saying Dan isn't top notch of course!
Well you're better at grading slog than me lol
Is there a Canon RF lens to MFT adapter that has aperture, IS, and autofocus? I haven't found one yet, so I guess an RF to MFT adapter is not possible to design?
Not compatible flange distance.
Light your subject or retire ! Dan, all movie sets have a lighting team ! They're not just a kid with camera on a new gimbal ? Once the shot is lite right shoot footage. You're not from California ! We make movies !
Wtf??? People are allowed to make content without lighting teams and massive budgets. This isn't a freaking Alexa... This is a camera marketed towards independent SOLO creators. No idea what point you are even trying to make honestly. There are kids with a camera on a gimbal that have 10x the audience of your properly lit movie...and that's without a marketing budget
Gimbals break and you will not learn movie (know how) listening to untaught people ! @@learningcameras
Does GH6 records 4K 120fps internally? OR over hdmi?
Sad, still can't buy new lumix camera.
But iam happy using GH5.
Hi Dan, you did a review on the 5mk2. My question. Has pana improved the factual AFC in the gh6. The extra AF goodies as such are not meant. Is the IBIS improved over the 5mk2? Thank you, Frans/Bali 😀
I did...Panasonic improved it but only slightly. Basically Panasonic is still using the same technology (contrast AF) in the GH6 which is good for accurate point to point focus, but is not great for tracking moving subjects in video. The Panasonic GH7 and full frame S5II both have an upgraded phase detection system like all Sony & Canon cameras so autofocus on those cameras are significantly better. I don't have a review of the GH7 but I have videos on the S5II and S5IIX
@@learningcameras Thank you, Frans, 😀
Nah definitely avoid this unit and wait until the GH7 with PDAF.
Very good video but i have one question to you! I also have gh6 and after I press recording button I must wait like 1 second to unfreeze the camera and than its starts recording. Do you have this problem or not?
Great channel,. Has that purple ghosting issue gone ? It was during the beta version of the camera
Let's hope Panasonic put the new Phase detect autofocus in the Panasonic GH6 with a new firmware update
It can't be done via firmware...you have to replace the sensor so Panasonic needs to develop a new M43 sensor for a GH7 with phase detection in order to get improvements in tracking performance
@@learningcameras But it's there newest technology from like a year ago. Maybe they might try it would be a nice surprise
@@learningcameras The S5 and S5M2 both use Sony sensors. I do think that GH6M2 will revert back to Sony sensors.
wich model of the Ronin you use? it supports using with a sigma 18-35mm? thanks!
I use the RS3 Pro and yep, you should have no issues with the 18-35: bhpho.to/3wqSPGX
F1.7 on a micro four thirds camera is equal to an f3.4 on most cameras. So the 2.8 standard is still quite better for lowlight and shallow depth of field.
Yes, full frame is still the low light champ even with the F1.7 lenses but full frame can't deliver 6k60 with almost no rolling shutter, amazing IBIS, and a ton of codecs for $2000 yet.
Anyway the f1.7 is one and a half stop better for low light than f2.8. As for bokeh it's also improved.
An 1.7 is an 1.7 , much better than 2.8 for low light. 3.4 depth of field is more than good enough. I always film in 2.8 which is 5.6 in full frame as i want everything in focus not just one eye
Only for depth of field. 1.7 light is 1.7 light regardless of the system. If you put a 2.8 glass in a full frame camera and enter asp-c mode, will your lens darken?
@@mirogor5333 it does a little bit on the corners. I tested it myself with Lumix S5
wow didn't realize its been a year.
Next month! But I did have it a bit early so technically I have had it a year lol
Launched on 02/22/2022
@@gavriel_adi I was lucky enough to have it before the announcement!
@@learningcameras Enjoy, and thanks for the video
Did Panasonic fix the continuous autofocus issue? Great review! I'd like to upgrade from a very old dslr that doesn't have video capability to either GH5 or GH6.
In this camera, it's the same AF tech they have used in previous cameras...just tweaked a bit so it still has some issues with continuous autofocus. However, check out the Panasonic S5IIX...I'm actually about to post 2 videos on that camera and that uses a new AF system that is a massive improvement for continuous autofocus
Thanks a lot!
Great video 🤝🏼 Thanks ! How do you firmware update ?
Is there a lot of difference between the GH52 and the GH6?
Autofocus still sucks. Period.
If choosing today, would you prefer it over the S5 Mark 2?
If you are more of a hybrid shooter and you also shoot photos, definitely get the S5II...also if autofocus is critical, maybe the S5II would be better. But for everything else just about, the GH6 still has some advantages
Is this camera best with autofocus,coz i like shooting in automatic and standard loook
This would not be the best for autofocus. If you are wanting autofocus, look at the Sony FX30 if you're only shooting video or the Sony a6700 if you also shoot photos. You can check out all my gear and my gimbals in the video description!
@@learningcameras thanks 🙏🙏🙏
Thanx Dan great update on the GH6 :)
Honestly been looking for a second camera system for video and good to see reviews for something other than a Sony system. Always enjoyed your videos and insight
Appreciate that! Yep, there's a lot of cameras that go under the radar these days that are actually amazing. I mean, 6k60 under 2 grand is insane
GH6 or S5ii - that is the question!?
GH6 if you ONLY shoot video and more documentary/film style where you'll likely be using 3rd party lenses, shooting manual focus, and maybe even rigging up anamorphic lenses. For hybrid photo/video or run and gun, go with the S5II
@@learningcameras Thanks for that info! Much appreciated!
K lente me recomiendas para GH6
still use the gh5 :P
What gimbal do you use with the camera?
I use the RS3 Pro: bhpho.to/3wqSPGX
The R6 ii review coming up soon?
Yep! I have an initial review that I did when the camera was announced (I got to use it for a few days before the announcement) but I'm working on a bigger one after using it for the past few months
@@learningcameras can't wait for the one!!! Thanks
great video bro!!
Appreciate that Brandon!
Only good reason to go GH6 over S5 ii is for 4K 120… I’ll take the larger sensor.
Even 4K/60 is a crop on the S5M2.
and what about all the overheating issues I hear everywhere in the full frame world? Things like 30 min. recording limit in 10 bit? Not good if you capture a music concert!
The image from Sony A7S III is best
Is this the model that does in-camera focal-stacking?
Why were gimbals advised against in Tokyo?
I'm not sure the exact reasons. We didn't seem to have any issues shooting around the city with a decent amount of camera gear although I didn't see any other photographers with tripods while I was there which was interesting