10 Reasons to Consider Buying the Panasonic G9

[@PostColorGear]

Great video! Couldn't agree more!

[@ashdep5489]

Hey mate your video really pushed me to pick on of these up but my question ,Is it better than Sony a7iii in the terms of photography only ? Cheers

[@ByranDigital]

Hey, did I reply to you on Instagram?

[@MrFirstdance2000]

Thank you for this video. You've interjected some things I had not considered even though I've had mine a little under a year now. Question, I have two systems, ASPC Canon and MFT's - Panasonic. Would you maintain both systems or, in my case, refine my expertise with MFT's and concentrate on it exclusively...sell my Canon equip and buy a couple of more excellent Pana-Leica or Olympus lenses?

[@ByranDigital]

MrFirstdance2000 thank you for watching. I think it really depends on your needs. When you start to progress as a photographer I think it is necessary to have more than one camera body. For example when doing client work you should always have a second body just in case the first one malfunctions. However if you’re just starting out or a hobbyist then you should ask yourself if you really need two bodies. If you don’t then yeah I’d say figure out which one meets your needs and which one you enjoying using most. Then sell the other body and lenses then invest in new lenses for whichever system you chose. This is just my opinion though. For me I am looking to invest in a full frame camera because I think MFT and Full Frame cater well to different needs so there will be occasions where one system will be more suitable.

[@MrFirstdance2000]

@@ByranDigital Thank you for that answer sir! I am 90% concerned for landscape photography no longer for other avenues. That's the basis for my question. What are you using for editing for your Landscape shots with the G9. I see you have the 50-200 vs, the 100-400. I believe that's my next choice as well! Thank you again.

[@ByranDigital]

MrFirstdance2000 I mainly use lightroom and photoshop for all my editing.