Unlike time lapse video, with this function there is no interval between shots. You set your shutter speed and it simply keeps shooting at that speed with no lag in between.

Thank you. I have a lot more going on in my life these days so I am unable to pump out the videos the way I used to few years ago. Every new subscriber is appreciated, and there is always something new on the way. It just takes a bit longer these days.

@@naturesimagephotography No problem! First things first... I wish you luck and strength with the things keeping you busy lately.

I want to say M20c comes with all the accessories

I didn't say it was every setting on the camera, it was every setting I use. I shoot RAW so I don't worry about photo style. I have never bothered with histograms. And I have never adjusted EVF brightness. Also this video is several years old.

Yes you should be able to use the Lumix Sync app on those cameras but Lumix Lab only available for newer models.

@@naturesimagephotography I have tried so many times to connect G9 m1, I can connect the G9 to my phone (Bluetooth) but the app will not. Thanks

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A little perhaps, but not as much as what you might have (very observantly) noticed in my video. I made quite a lot of mistakes on the day I shot the first part of the video, because I was still learning how to get things right myself. For example I took my first set of flower photos in RAW when I should have been using JPEG. So what you saw was selected clips from a number of takes I shot along the way.

I don't use an L bracket on any of my cameras.

No question the new cameras have helped with my quality. The full-frame of the S5ii has its obvious advantages, and the G9ii is both higher in resolution and lower in noise - I reckon about two stops better than the G9 original. I feel that both cameras give me better colour in AWB and straight out of camera...earlier models skewed a little towards magenta and always needed some colour correction. Whether you step up to the G9ii (with your 10 lenses) or the S5ii, you would be happy with the choice. Personally I rely on the 2x crop factor of the G9ii for the majority of my wildlife...also helped by huge improvements in the AF detection settings. I also use it for macro. But the S5ii is my go-to for landscapes, night photography etc. Because I do so much wildlife, if I had to pick just one it would still be the G9ii. Happily I have the luxury of being able to run both.

@ Hi Andrew - thanks for your thorough and prompt reply. It is interesting you confirm have seen the image quality jump. 2 stops improvement in noise over the G9 is significant! I think ideal scenario however is, as you say, to have both! If I were to do that I think I would want to have one smaller form camera (eg GX9II… which doesn’t exist but hopefully will one day). The S9 doesn’t quite hit the mark for me (no EVF and no weather sealing). This is the dilemma which keeps me sitting on the fence! I’m not a wildlife photographer but have a 75-300mm Olympus. A slow but amazing value lens. Interestingly I find the photos taken by that lens are often the most unique simply because an iPhone and normal camera just can’t deliver anywhere near that focal length. So I find myself typically carrying the G9 with an Oly 12-40mm pro, the Oly 75-300mm, the PL25mm f1.4 and, if needed, the Oly 75mm f1.8. A GX9II would complement that kit well. I might just have to wait some more and see if they ever release a GX9II! Alternatively, as the pricing in AUD sees the G9II slightly more expensive than the S5II, the latter is currently more appealing so the Black Friday sales might be an opportunity to splurge. All the best.

I shoot all my photos in raw, so almost by definition there is a level of post processing required. I do try to create a finished image that looks as natural as possible so I keep editing subtle and to a minimum.

I'm really lucky to have both. If I had to choose just one I would have the G9ii simply because of the massive reach of the 2x crop factor and I do a lot of wildlife. But if all I did was portraits and landscape, I would probably go for the S5ii. Unfortunately I will never be able to afford the sort of lens for full-frame that could compete with the 800mm equivalent of the 100-400 on the G9ii,

I haven't used the Olympus camera myself, although I have taught people who use that camera so I have some experience with it. Also I was faced with a similar choice when I got my first G9 back in 2019. I prefer Lumix because it has a much better menu system and better arrangement of buttons and dials (in my opinion). Also the G9 has really good human and animal subject detection in the autofocus. Best idea is to hold both cameras in your hand and get a feel for them, there is only so much you can learn from online research.

@naturesimagephotography thank you, waiting for more videos.

I don't believe so, I was only able to use it in MF.

There's a strange setting I just found but you have to be in playback mode. Look for a setting called "protect" and switch it off. Then when you reformat the card the issue is fixed.

You are correct, it won't make any difference to your RAW files but I believe it will affect what you see on the review screen. I think it also can affect video. But really I just included it for the sake of being comprehensive for the people who might need it.