Is this compatible with my lumix g80/85 it is a M43

Just curious, what was the software that made all your photos soft?

Do you have an IG I can follow? Because I dig the photos you show during videos to showcase the various lenses and bodies

Beautiful

Nice coating!

I wish OM Systems Would make something like this... m4/3 Point and Shoot with 5 axis IBIS, EVF, 9-75mm (18-150mm FF equivalent) lens, pop up flash, weather sealing

mine just came in the mail, i didn't expect it to be this huge

you will regret forgoing 24-240!

put a CPL filter on this lens for more contrast, color pop!

grazie per la recensione..e complimenti per il tuo Italiano😊

G9 was good camera, but the new one G9ii is much, much better.

Cool camera. Does the lack of a mechanical shutter bother you?

Do you know how this compares to the Olympus version. Same specification.

Don't forget that 8 firmware updates over the years have improved the G9 considerably (compared to 2017)

Oh, I still have the mark 1. On the 42mm is pretty soft on the corners. I love the colors. ¿Is it your personal grade in Lightroom or any kind of LUTs in sale on internet?.

I like the colors in your photo. Do you have a preset?

Did you cut the fur? I just bought one, and it's pretty big compared to yours.

Contrast is good, maybe a bit strong but colour is not so good.

These cameras are insanely cheap now. Thank you for the video. From the stills perspective, olympus m3, and even m2, can offer much more. But the video is just light years behind. But the price for g9... But it's so bulky, omg it's a hard one.

bought 2nd hand, have dust :( agree with everything you said about this petty camera!! and love the black cat ♥

just make sure guys this lensa for apsc or just full frame mount

Looking for two camera’s to record my podcast, thinking about the G95 or new G97 coming out. Heard they have better heat management for 4k vs the Canon R10. Will it suit me fine?

Recommended for audiovisual (full cinema career) and or graphic designers? (Im just starting studying graphic design but I got camera knowledge, I doubt bc where I live is particulary low price)

I got mine from local pawnshop for $550 bucks in great condition. I love this camera

Thank you. You can't see a big difference in the video and image quality. I now have the s5ii with the 28 200 and get less mft in the picture than with the 12-200. I'm also missing 60P and that's only possible with aps-c so there's even less in the picture. I send the 28 200 back and buy the g9ii

nice

Do you have G100? If you have how do you find it in 2025 about its video capability? Just try my luck. Anyway thank you for reviewing mft cameras. 😊

Thank you for making this video.

Thanks!

Both shot in 1080p 50p/60p, natural profile. The S1R has a little crop in 4k video recording hence 1080p. All photos and video are taken at widest aperture possible. When looking at the bokeh, the difference is not very big, f2.8 on fullframe would yield significantly stronger bokeh. Leica 12-60 is half the size and weight, making it a much better travel companion, as well as vlogging lens. Leica 12-60 make up the aperture disadvantage by having closer focusing distance. Overall, i think one can confidently shoot with leica 12-60 without worrying about missing out on fullframe look. Btw leica 12-60 has a max aperture of f3.5 at 25mm. Ofc i got the S9 to test out the sharpness between the two lenses: here's the result kzbin.infoUgkxnQ5B4sdLQgxOSF_92W1R7YcU5I12LfX6?si=WEvTPXsu5b3BaUrK In a word, the Lumix 24-105mm f4 destroyed the Leica 12-60, not even close! WOW

It looks like you had the OIS turned off. My LX100iI looks more stable in video. 🤷‍♀️ Especially these micro jitters arent there usally.

Aside from my 45mm f/1.8, this is my favorite Micro Four Thirds lens. I use two GX800 bodies for events-one paired with the 15mm and the other with the 45mm. They’re perfect for photos, and the best part is that no one feels intimidated by the setup. Most photographers I met underestimate what this camera cna do with the small primes.

Recently, I sold my Sony ZV-E1 and decided to stick with the G9II. While the ZV-E1 is better in low light, the G9II is, overall, the better camera for me-especially because of the lens selection. What’s your opinion on the PL 10-25? I freed up $1,500 from selling the Sony and have been seriously considering adding it to my kit. I already own quite a bit of PL glass, but this one’s still missing. The f/1.7 aperture and versatile focal range seem perfect for events, but I’m hesitant because of its size and weight. Are you ok with the size and weight?

Back then, Firmware 2.4 completely transformed my camera into what felt like an entirely different model. It drastically improved the autofocus performance. I still have it, even though I now use the G9II. I’m not sure what to do with it, but something in me just can’t let it go. It’s strange-this has never happened to me before. I guess I’ve grown emotionally attached to the G9.

Recently switched to Mark II. But I still prefer the Mark I body.

One of the best camera in history. With 4k 60p well ahead of many other cameras. Lightning fast over all.

I love this lens and had it once. I really have to wait for small & light MFT camera with better focus system as well as IBIS.

How did you get this combo to balance? Im running the 12-32 kit lens and I cant get it to stop tilting slightly backwards. There's no more room to slide body forward on the baseplate

I like the idea of 30mm equivalent because 28mm is one of my favorite focal lengths.

Sony ZV-1 wasn't an available option at that price?

The reason I'm watching this is because Corel VS kept messing up my exports. I import a video into VS, chop it up/edit parts, then export it. Sometimes it's worked; but lately, the audio and video were misaligned. I did tons of experiments and recorded my results, and consulted with customer service. I finally gave up and used OpenShot(?) which has worse UX but at least the exports worked right.

I have been using the G85 for years now, is it a good step up to get the G95 or even the newer G97?

Great review, excellent photo and video examples, well done. I also happen to agree with all your well presented points :). For anyone looking for more Lumix/MFT series details search in the MFT section of the DPR forum. I also had unlimited video as a hard req. and had to decide between G90 or GH5 and eventually found a €300 used G90 body in great condition about a month ago. Plan B would have been something like OM-5, OM-1 or G9 II at 2-3x cost. Plan C perhaps a compact video beast like ZV-1 or G7 X III. For low budget beginners with modest video needs the E-M1 II is fantastic value now. Anyway, first G90 impression is really good, only regret is getting a G80 first a few years ago but so be it.

You think it's better than 7Artisans 25mm f/1.8?

Good video. This is one of my favorite lenses. But i must mke one remark. The 'soft spot in some situations' that you mention is optically impossible. Think it over and you will understand why your remark is nonsense. A lens is either sharp or it is not., in all situations. But an occassional fingerprint on the front element could have this effect. I love your sample images.

0:18 Why bother with this massive lens when you can have the optically better and stabilized 12-32mm?

Nice video, I think the lens is as good as it needs to be for a street lens

It was replaced by the Panasonic 12-60mm.