अप्रतिम! 'भिगवण' च्या या कहाणीत wolves, flamingos आणि गावकऱ्यांचा अद्भुत संगम आहे. निसर्गाचे आणि त्यांच्या जीवनाचे सुरेख दर्शन घडवणारा हा चित्रपट खरंच प्रेरणादायक आहे. तुमच्या मेहनतीसाठी धन्यवाद!
Its not Foxtail millet rather it would be Pearl Millet or Sorghum(depending on season) that are left for birds generally a small sacrificial patch so actual harvest is left relatively undisturbed.
This video is absolutely stunning! The background and storytelling are top-notch. The visuals and sound effects really transport you into the world of the birds and wolf. I was completely captivated by the entire video. Amazing job!
आमचे भिगवन गांव जगाच्या नकाशावर ठळकपणे समोर आणलया बद्दल व हा व्हिडिओ बारकाईने अभ्यास करून बनविल्या बद्दल संदिप व गौरव मी शांतीलाल रायसोनी भिगवन करा तर्फे तुम्हाला खूप खूप धन्यवाद व शुभेच्छा देतो ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This people are real heroes of our nation... they know the value of nature... smart way to protect nature mother and generate revenue... so called political people got 100 of acres of land but this simple guy has left 3 acres of land for birds wooow hats of to you ... such people should be explored and appreciated better then few reels makers with no social msg or no culture
Hallo Gunther! This was a lovely documentary to watch. My father’s family is from Bhigwan. Our agricultural land got submerged when the Ujani dam was built. The temple that was showcased - Palasdeo, is the village where my grandfather taught for years. Bhigwan is home for me, our relatives still reside there. And at Dalaj that is 10 kms away from Bhigwan - and our ancestral village. Watching this lovely village and its people from your perspective was very refreshing. I’ve grown up watching all the beautiful birds but never seen a wolf. Your documentary makes me want to explore the wilderness at Bhigwan more now. I live in Pune and I’m proud to belong to Bhigwan where my roots are. And I’m especially glad I got to watch this documentary. Congratulations on your work and looking forward to more of your stories of beautiful places and it’s wonderful people. Danke Schön!
Hey, thank you for this wonderful comment, especially from you coming from this area! Glad to hear that you liked it! Feel free to share it with your relatives! Thank you 🙏
Superb documentary and narration!! It feels great to be amongst the first to visit and photograph the wolves at Kadbanwadi wolf sanctuary ! Hope it gets more attention from people all over the world!
Great documentary, tells how nature can come back when we have the correct attitude, and salute to the villagers and everyone involved for this success story. Dam not only provides water, support agriculture and also to the wildlife.
Excellent Documentary. The people of this area of Bhigwan are blessed to live in harmony of the birds, wolves and foxes. I was touched when one of the formers said that they consider it sacred when the wolves and foxes visit their forms. Excellent keep up the good work. God Bless.
Thank you for this well-done film on the birds and wildlife of these lands near Puna. Truly a spark of hope in an age so badly in need of this type of care.
Never thought that such beautiful wildlife exists near Pune, congratulations team for your efforts and sharing this very informative video with us, really inspiring and informative for us and our children to get such knowledge and awareness to respect wildlife.
Excellent documentary, beautiful background score, stunning visuals. It was joyful experience to watch the footage of birds. Many thanks to you Gunthur, your team, Gaurav and other village folks for their time and and attention in creating and contributing to this documentary. Well done!!
Documentary with incredible massage and feeling & proud of all the efforts of all the people around us.. who have created belief in the minds for co-existence of wildlife with humans, with all harmony.
Well done! Maintaining such rich ecosystem is a challenge! There are many hands arround the area came together for Conservation of This Habitat! You guys did a fabulous job! Keep up the spirit!
Beautiful VDO & nice narration with subtitles, Off late the wolves are now assuming the role of Apex Grasslands Predators by preying on their natural prey of Chinkaras.
Beautiful film and kudos to the wise villagers/ farmers for realising the need to preserve ecosystem. Thanks to Gunther and team for sharing this rich experience with us. Secondly, it is my humble request to the villagers to introduce 'the great Indian bustard' माळढोक in Bhigwan grassland which is on the verge of extinction.
This video is amazing ❤ I am from Bhigwan and I didn't know most of the things told in the video.. After watching this video, I messaged Mr. Nagare.. We are surely gonna do a grassland safari.. Thanks for throwing light on this ❤
@@MrGuMac Hello, I'm a wildlife lover from Nasik, Maharashtra. We do have a bird sanctuary here at Nandurmadhyameshwar where many migratory birds visit in winter. You may check on the internet for the same. Thanks for the wonderful documentary. Wishing you all the success for your future endeavours 🙏🏻
@@duttarampujari1963Here comes the Butthurt jingo. This tendency of getting offended for the slightest of criticism from people like you is the real reason for persistent problems in our nation.
I am living in Pandharpur which is only 100 Kilometers from Bhigwan . I travel 1000 times near by Bhigwan but i have no idea about this wild life and diverse animals and birds are there . Very informative documentary .
Yes, typical of us. We dont know what we got until somebody from a different land comes and shows it to us. I am from Pune. I have seen all of these animals around in the wild, except hyena! Never thought there are hyenas here!
Thanks for making great documentary on Bhigwan! There are many short films on youtube made by Wildlife photographers but unfortunately not so many views for them. encourage everyone to watch them as well to learn more about migratory birds in Bhigwan. Documentary is nice but i do have some reservations on filming and interview of shepherds and villagers ( my personal opinion ). Bhigwan is nice place to see around. And agree with Sandeep Nagare - this place should not become a picnic spot or commercial place and maintain as place for wildlife lovers. Thanks Gunther!
@@MrGuMac Thanks for asking honestly. Answer - I think you were inspired to show the wetlands and grasslands of Bhigwan. But the way the shepherds and villagers are filmed shows that the documentary wants to show the poor people of India and their way of life. (Could have been shot differently to fit the topic and interview)
@@ibhatkantithanks for your fast reply - ok I understand what you mean. But don’t you think it actually makes the message of the film stronger that despite them obviously being poor they feel ok with their occasional loss of goats to wolves?
Though this video was appearing on my screen I kept ignoring it, thinking that it must be a story of some conflict about wolves and herds of cattle ,which has become so common in India, but to my surprise it proved to be the opposite of that, what a heart warming scenario of a village where people are careful of not taking any aggressive action against wildlife. They are happy to co - exist with it. I have to thank Gunther Machu, for this revelation.
Hi Gunther - you will appreciate that you have NOT seen a single gun in the entire documentary, I just seen video of Wolf - Slava and youtube suggested this video in my country :) which I was never knew about. Thanks for your documentary, we will search more video in India :)
Nice Film Gunther and Team... Incidentally we shared the hide for KF photography.... As photogrpaher I have been to all places covered by you, hence video was quite enjoyable
I recently watched the *Bhigwan* documentary, and it was truly amazing. I’ve witnessed Parag’s and Sameer’s journey over the years, and seeing you reach such incredible heights is inspiring. Your dedication and the effort you put into continually improving are evident in the masterpiece you’ve created. The script stands out as something unique. The interviews with local people in their native language, with subtitles, are a brilliant touch. It brings an authentic and earthy feel to the documentary, giving it a genuine local flavor. You’ve also managed to address important issues in such a thoughtful way. The cinematography is beautiful, (I guess Sameer must have contributed in this), the sounds feel very natural, and the editing is so soothing. I also loved how you didn’t stop at highlighting problems but offered solutions too. The comparison with European practices elevates the documentary to an international level, which is fantastic. The range of topics you covered is impressive, especially the platform you gave to the local people and their efforts to protect the environment while securing their livelihoods. Everything has been presented in such an organic and seamless manner. Please pass along my regards and kudos to Gunther and Sameer as well. Warm regards,
Thank you Atul for this detailed comment- very inspiring and motivating for me. A big „thank you“ also to Parag and Sameer for showing me the beauty of India!
About the good fortune thing, my guess is that the presence of wolves in the areas around farmland keeps the chinkaras and other herbivores like wild boars away which in turn protects the farmland. So the farmer's notion of "presence of the wolves increases the yeild" Probably comes from this phenomenon. This is just my guess, i may be wrong.
Can u share the what equipment and setting used for this documentary . Since as per my information u have lumix g9ii used for this , can u share Setting for video as lumix g9ii has everything from gh6 with phase detection autofocus . I have wish to buy this camera for hybrid use. However in India Maharashtra average temperature throughout the year is 30 to 40 c . If we use 10 bit 4.2.2 4K 60 fps will camera handle heat. Since camera manual says it will last 10 minutes . Also I want to ask did u face problem of dynamic range and low light performance of this camera as traditional micro4 struggle with sensor size. Thanks 🙏
अप्रतिम! 'भिगवण' च्या या कहाणीत wolves, flamingos आणि गावकऱ्यांचा अद्भुत संगम आहे. निसर्गाचे आणि त्यांच्या जीवनाचे सुरेख दर्शन घडवणारा हा चित्रपट खरंच प्रेरणादायक आहे. तुमच्या मेहनतीसाठी धन्यवाद!
The idea of a Farmer reserving a few acres of Foxtail Millets (organically) grown ,for Birds was stunning to say to say the least,
True - I found it very inspiring!
Its not Foxtail millet rather it would be Pearl Millet or Sorghum(depending on season) that are left for birds generally a small sacrificial patch so actual harvest is left relatively undisturbed.
धन्यवाद दादा, तुमच्या सारखे आम्ही वेळी अवेळी , कदाचित नाही फिरू शकणार वाइल्ड लाइफ बघायला. तुमच्यामुळे घर बसल्या बघू शकतो
This video is absolutely stunning! The background and storytelling are top-notch. The visuals and sound effects really transport you into the world of the birds and wolf. I was completely captivated by the entire video. Amazing job!
Thank you Sachin for your kind words! Feel free to share it!
Dont chat shit
मराठी दौलत .....................Thanks for the positive approach ..........
One of the best documentary I ever watched, I felt like personally I was with the cameraman. Simply loved it.
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आमचे भिगवन गांव जगाच्या नकाशावर ठळकपणे समोर आणलया बद्दल व हा व्हिडिओ बारकाईने अभ्यास करून बनविल्या बद्दल संदिप व गौरव मी शांतीलाल रायसोनी भिगवन करा तर्फे तुम्हाला खूप खूप धन्यवाद व शुभेच्छा देतो ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This people are real heroes of our nation... they know the value of nature... smart way to protect nature mother and generate revenue... so called political people got 100 of acres of land but this simple guy has left 3 acres of land for birds wooow hats of to you ... such people should be explored and appreciated better then few reels makers with no social msg or no culture
Yes, this was very inspiring for me. Feel free to share it with your friends!
👍
I am totally mesmerized and speechless by the beauty of nature. Kudos to all the villagers. Loved the documentary
Great story of what is possible if we look for a better way to coexist with wildlife. 🍀🍀🍀 Thank you, Gunther, for making this documentary.
Gla you enjoyed it!
Hallo Gunther!
This was a lovely documentary to watch. My father’s family is from Bhigwan. Our agricultural land got submerged when the Ujani dam was built. The temple that was showcased - Palasdeo, is the village where my grandfather taught for years. Bhigwan is home for me, our relatives still reside there. And at Dalaj that is 10 kms away from Bhigwan - and our ancestral village. Watching this lovely village and its people from your perspective was very refreshing. I’ve grown up watching all the beautiful birds but never seen a wolf. Your documentary makes me want to explore the wilderness at Bhigwan more now. I live in Pune and I’m proud to belong to Bhigwan where my roots are. And I’m especially glad I got to watch this documentary. Congratulations on your work and looking forward to more of your stories of beautiful places and it’s wonderful people.
Danke Schön!
Hey, thank you for this wonderful comment, especially from you coming from this area! Glad to hear that you liked it! Feel free to share it with your relatives! Thank you 🙏
@@MrGuMac most surely! ✨
Wow, I just loved this documentary. Its very authentic and natural. Thank you so much for your efforts 🙏🏻😊
This is such a beautiful documentary about the often neglected Deccan grasslands ecosystem.
Thank you Gunther!!
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Best video I’ve seen in a long time. There is hope for humanity if such brilliant people live in the world….really great work guys!
Thank you for the kind words!
Amazing. So proud of my fellow Indians. Treating wildlife with respect and kindness.
Thank you for your kind words! Really inspiring people we all can learn from
Amazing cinematography and a great story!
Thank you so much!
This is a video from your heart, Gunther. And from my heart too. Thank you for capturing so many unheard of voices and emotions.
thank you Susan mam 🙏
Superb documentary and narration!! It feels great to be amongst the first to visit and photograph the wolves at Kadbanwadi wolf sanctuary ! Hope it gets more attention from people all over the world!
True - but hopefully not too much 😉
Great documentary, tells how nature can come back when we have the correct attitude, and salute to the villagers and everyone involved for this success story. Dam not only provides water, support agriculture and also to the wildlife.
So true!
One of the best wildlife videos I have ever watched. Beautiful
Thank you so much for your kind words! Feel free to share it with your friends!
The best documentary I have come across, great work Sir,hats off to you.
Thank you for your kind words!
Excellent Documentary. The people of this area of Bhigwan are blessed to live in harmony of the birds, wolves and foxes. I was touched when one of the formers said that they consider it sacred when the wolves and foxes visit their forms. Excellent keep up the good work. God Bless.
This I found very touching as well!
Excellent....hats off to the farmers who devloped organic farm for birds...
Absolutely- inspiring! Feel free to share!
Excellent video Gunther......I am very much surprised that you come from Europe to explore our wilderness..... thank you so much❤
Well, in India you still have real wilderness. Not so in Europe unfortunately
One of the best documentary i saw of the place, which is so close to my heart. Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you and please share with friends! It now has Marathi subtitles!
Thanks brother for your efforts
All of these efforts are priceless , these can lead to saving endangered species
Absolutely - thank you for your comment!
This documentry is absolutely beautiful ❤
Thank you so much 🙏
Nicely captured and explained wild life of Bhigvan. @Parag and @Gunther. Beautiful colour of nature and diversity of wild life.
Thank you Nitin for taking the time to comment and your kind words! Feel free to share the video!
Thank you for sharing... beautifully shot and narrated!
Thank you for this well-done film on the birds and wildlife of these lands near Puna. Truly a spark of hope in an age so badly in need of this type of care.
Yes, very inspiring. Feel free to share it with your friends!
The documentry is not just about wild life but about the philosophy of people living in Bhigwan.
Thank you Santosh 🙏
Never thought that such beautiful wildlife exists near Pune, congratulations team for your efforts and sharing this very informative video with us, really inspiring and informative for us and our children to get such knowledge and awareness to respect wildlife.
So nice of you to take the time to write these nice words!
Beautiful beautiful documentary.
Many thanks for commenting! Feel free to share!
Beautiful! I really enjoyed this! The pacing and shots were very well done
Thank you for taking the time to watch!
Vediography is of highest quality.
Thank you for taking the time to comment and your kind words!
Excellent documentary, beautiful background score, stunning visuals.
It was joyful experience to watch the footage of birds.
Many thanks to you Gunthur, your team, Gaurav and other village folks for their time and and attention in creating and contributing to this documentary.
Well done!!
Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it- feel free to share it
Great video! Very beautiful. Slow, and with a nice flow. MFT rocks!
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for commenting. Feel free to share it!
Documentary with incredible massage and feeling & proud of all the efforts of all the people around us.. who have created belief in the minds for co-existence of wildlife with humans, with all harmony.
Thank you Sandeep for taking the time to comment- yes, it is a fantastic place!
Beautifully made documentary 🎉 would love to see more
Cheers, thanks for taking the time to watch!
Well done! Maintaining such rich ecosystem is a challenge! There are many hands arround the area came together for Conservation of This Habitat! You guys did a fabulous job! Keep up the spirit!
Thanks a lot!
Beautiful VDO & nice narration with subtitles,
Off late the wolves are now assuming the role of Apex Grasslands Predators by preying on their natural prey of Chinkaras.
Yes, very interesting!
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Beautiful film and kudos to the wise villagers/ farmers for realising the need to preserve ecosystem. Thanks to Gunther and team for sharing this rich experience with us. Secondly, it is my humble request to the villagers to introduce 'the great Indian bustard' माळढोक in Bhigwan grassland which is on the verge of extinction.
Yes, these people haven proven to be so farsighted! Feel free to share this video with your friends!
This film is amazing. Nice shots and interesting stories. Congratulations.
Wow मस्त व्हिडिओ आभारी आहे.
Best documentry ever
You're so kind! Feel free to share it with your friends!
Brilliant camera work! Dont want to split hairs here because the whole video is incredibly immersive!
Well done! ❤🎉
Thank you! Feel free to share it with your friends!
This video is amazing ❤
I am from Bhigwan and I didn't know most of the things told in the video..
After watching this video, I messaged Mr. Nagare..
We are surely gonna do a grassland safari..
Thanks for throwing light on this ❤
My pleasure 😊
Just amazingly explained importance of biodiversity @parag👌👏🏻
Thank you so much!
Thank you manjiri mam 🙏
Thanks Gunther for the excellent documentary on Bhigwan and surroundings
Thank you for your kind words! Feel free to share it with your friends!
How beautifully filmed. Such an amazing documentary ❤❤
Thank you so much!
@@MrGuMac Hello, I'm a wildlife lover from Nasik, Maharashtra. We do have a bird sanctuary here at Nandurmadhyameshwar where many migratory birds visit in winter. You may check on the internet for the same. Thanks for the wonderful documentary. Wishing you all the success for your future endeavours 🙏🏻
The photography is excellent and the scenery surreal.
Thank you! It is an amazing place to visit, incredible India! Feel free to share it with your friends!
Marvelous documentry
Thank you 🙏
Marvelous photography
Thank you 🙏
What a beautiful video..❤
Very nicely captured..with the social message and actual facts.
Thanks for watching!
Very nice work 👍👍🔥🔥👏👏
Thank you so much! Feel free to share it with your friends!
What an amazing documentary it was ….
Thank you for the kind words! Very motivating for me!
This is on the way to my HOMETOWN .....and it's really BEAUTIFUL place ...overly UNDERVALUED....but awesome place ...visit it just after monsoon....
Thank you 🙏
@@MrGuMacwhy r u talking about unemployment. That's not your subject. Unemployment is because of 70 yeast bad governance.
@@duttarampujari1963Here comes the Butthurt jingo. This tendency of getting offended for the slightest of criticism from people like you is the real reason for persistent problems in our nation.
I am living in Pandharpur which is only 100 Kilometers from Bhigwan . I travel 1000 times near by Bhigwan but i have no idea about this wild life and diverse animals and birds are there . Very informative documentary .
Yes, sometimes great things are just around the corner! Feel free to share this video!
Yes, typical of us. We dont know what we got until somebody from a different land comes and shows it to us.
I am from Pune. I have seen all of these animals around in the wild, except hyena! Never thought there are hyenas here!
Absolutely Marvelous.... Coexistence
Saw this video after the CineD interview... incredible work...keep it up 👍
Thank you for taking the time to comment!
Beautiful project Gunther.
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Nice work
Keep it up 💪
Thanks 🙏
You are excellent, making excellent informative videos
Thank you so much!
Very well narrated top class documentary❤
Very inspiring for me! Thanks 🙏
Great story
Good photography👍
Magnificient Bhigvan. Thanks Sir
Thank you 🙏
Thanks for making great documentary on Bhigwan! There are many short films on youtube made by Wildlife photographers but unfortunately not so many views for them. encourage everyone to watch them as well to learn more about migratory birds in Bhigwan. Documentary is nice but i do have some reservations on filming and interview of shepherds and villagers ( my personal opinion ). Bhigwan is nice place to see around. And agree with Sandeep Nagare - this place should not become a picnic spot or commercial place and maintain as place for wildlife lovers. Thanks Gunther!
Thank you for your comment! What reservations do you have? I am interested to hear them?
@@MrGuMac Thanks for asking honestly. Answer - I think you were inspired to show the wetlands and grasslands of Bhigwan. But the way the shepherds and villagers are filmed shows that the documentary wants to show the poor people of India and their way of life. (Could have been shot differently to fit the topic and interview)
@@ibhatkantithanks for your fast reply - ok I understand what you mean. But don’t you think it actually makes the message of the film stronger that despite them obviously being poor they feel ok with their occasional loss of goats to wolves?
Though this video was appearing on my screen I kept ignoring it, thinking that it must be a story of some conflict about wolves and herds of cattle ,which has become so common in India, but to my surprise it proved to be the opposite of that, what a heart warming scenario of a village where people are careful of not taking any aggressive action against wildlife. They are happy to co - exist with it. I have to thank Gunther Machu, for this revelation.
Thank you for the nice comment!
Wonderfully done! Great story!
Thank you for the nice comment!
Hi Gunther - you will appreciate that you have NOT seen a single gun in the entire documentary, I just seen video of Wolf - Slava and youtube suggested this video in my country :) which I was never knew about. Thanks for your documentary, we will search more video in India :)
Real content 👍 real story ❤ i have worked in that area real scenarious stunning wildlife 🙏👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Amazing documetry ❤
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Amazing documentary...
Thank you so much! Feel free to share it with your friends!
Great documentry ❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😊
Awesome film!
Thank you for your nice words! Feel free to share it with your friends!
I love that place. Especially the flocks of flamingos that are there every year
Great job 👍
Soo nice of you! Feel free to share it with your friends!
Wow Really Amazing Story
Thank you so much 😀
Great Idea
Nice Film Gunther and Team... Incidentally we shared the hide for KF photography.... As photogrpaher I have been to all places covered by you, hence video was quite enjoyable
Nice efforts!, Thank you for sharing.
Thank you too!
Amazing job
Thanks! Feel free to share this video with your friends!
My town❤❤❤❤❤...thanks a lot
Ah, nice 👍
35:48 Best shot!!
This is where i lives❤
तुम्ही भाग्यवान आहात
@sapnamelanta2381 yes
Bigwan
Can be declared a National Park
Great Video Sandeep
Sandip is a great person!
preserve this at any cost
Very good part of grassland declared a sanctuary happy to hear some news showing sensitivity towards wildlife 😂😂😂😂
I recently watched the *Bhigwan* documentary, and it was truly amazing. I’ve witnessed Parag’s and Sameer’s journey over the years, and seeing you reach such incredible heights is inspiring. Your dedication and the effort you put into continually improving are evident in the masterpiece you’ve created.
The script stands out as something unique. The interviews with local people in their native language, with subtitles, are a brilliant touch. It brings an authentic and earthy feel to the documentary, giving it a genuine local flavor. You’ve also managed to address important issues in such a thoughtful way.
The cinematography is beautiful, (I guess Sameer must have contributed in this), the sounds feel very natural, and the editing is so soothing. I also loved how you didn’t stop at highlighting problems but offered solutions too. The comparison with European practices elevates the documentary to an international level, which is fantastic. The range of topics you covered is impressive, especially the platform you gave to the local people and their efforts to protect the environment while securing their livelihoods.
Everything has been presented in such an organic and seamless manner. Please pass along my regards and kudos to Gunther and Sameer as well.
Warm regards,
Thanks Atul for giving me a purpose of a lifetime. I will never forget our first safari experience becuse of you & Ashwin....❤❤❤
Thank you Atul for this detailed comment- very inspiring and motivating for me. A big „thank you“ also to Parag and Sameer for showing me the beauty of India!
Thanks for visiting are village 😊
A very nice place. Villagers are so friendly!
Great to see people earning money by giving basic infra for birding
Very good 🎉❤
About the good fortune thing, my guess is that the presence of wolves in the areas around farmland keeps the chinkaras and other herbivores like wild boars away which in turn protects the farmland. So the farmer's notion of "presence of the wolves increases the yeild" Probably comes from this phenomenon.
This is just my guess, i may be wrong.
Yes, that could very well be the case! Feel free to share this film with your friends!
This area should be declared as Bird Sanctuary and a friendly Tourist Place. Agro tourism
Excellent,
Many many thanks
Thanks Mr. Gunther
Thank you for watching!
Can u share the what equipment and setting used for this documentary . Since as per my information u have lumix g9ii used for this , can u share Setting for video as lumix g9ii has everything from gh6 with phase detection autofocus . I have wish to buy this camera for hybrid use. However in India Maharashtra average temperature throughout the year is 30 to 40 c . If we use 10 bit 4.2.2 4K 60 fps will camera handle heat. Since camera manual says it will last 10 minutes . Also I want to ask did u face problem of dynamic range and low light performance of this camera as traditional micro4 struggle with sensor size. Thanks 🙏
@@pryerunkar Hello, all of that is covered in this article & video here: www.cined.com/lumix-g9-ii-goes-to-india-how-to-make-a-wildlife-documentary/
Is it an independent production? Awesome cenematography !!
Yes, independent- just my friends, me and my camera!
Thanks gunther iam from BHIGWAN
Great! I really enjoyed being there!