You knew that LUMIX cameras can shoot both still photos and video… and get stills from a video… but did you know that you can shoot them *at the same time*?! It's a great way to get a frame grab while shooting video! Watch this to learn how!
We'll be unboxing the Epiphan X2 and I'll share the final (?) notes on the scammer case with you.
In today's Photo Moment, we'll explore my personal GH5 settings. I'll explain my thinking behind every option I set up, and you can even download my file from http://photojoseph.com/GH5
That's right, it's done!! The final video was rendered last night, and will get uploaded today. So let's have a look at a few of the vids, talk about the course a bit, and see what you might not yet know about it!
Normally, Friday is called Mevo Friday, but seeing as it's actually through the VidiU, the Luma USB router and the DJI Spark, we can't quite call it that. It's another installment of PhotoJoseph's Drone Adventures. The DJI Spark now has a panorama mode. Let's see how it works, shall we?
This is our last look at the Nitrotech N8 Video Head before it has to go back to B&H. This time I've paired it with the Panasonic Leica 100-400mm lens on a LUMIX GH5 for some long pans. Let's see how it does!
Affinity Photo includes a built-in Focus Merging (aka Focus Stacking) Persona, and it's incredibly simple to use; not only in creating your stack, but in retouching it, too!
I shot a little video on my Spark but didn't have the memory card installed, so had to rely on the cached 720p footage. Unfortunately removing the audio was a freaking nightmare!!!!! But I finally figured it out.
A viewer wrote in asking for the best starting budget MFT/M43 setup for under $1,000. Their requirements were:
• Interchangeable lens
• Rangefinder (non-dSLR) form factor
• For urban, travel, and amateur portraiture
• Approx. $1,000 budget
