LUMIX G9: AUTOFOCUS settings for talking head/interview video

[@bartekkamel]

The most useful and comprehensive video on shooting videos on G9. Thank you 🙏

[@RedFrameTech]

Thank you!

[@jedt3d]

I agree. It’s small thing but so useful. ❤

[@GeorgeMariosofficial]

Thank you for this insightful video!

[@RedFrameTech]

You’re welcome! 🙂

[@TripleU-E]

thanks Sebastiaan, again, very helpful!

[@artjohnson01]

Very useful. Thanks.

[@MarkRodriguezboogie]

This was so helpful! Thanks

[@girlsloveshein97]

Thanks man

[@RedFrameTech]

You’re most welcome 🙂

[@s.s.productions]

I appreciate your content and I wish you success. If I may wish for one thing, it would be for higher sound volume on your videos as I notice that I have to crank the volume up and when I go to a different creator, my sound system blasts me to the sky. I don't like that and I believe I'm not alone.

[@RedFrameTech]

Thanks! It’s the first comment I get about the audio level. But I’ll keep it in mind 👍

[@DavyHatunga]

Yes I agree, it's mainly because your voice is low like bass, I myself have to listen through a speaker to hear you clearly

[@skyrunnerpictures]

It's good but for new users, we would love to see more settings as he talks.

[@RedFrameTech]

Thanks for your feedback! 🙏

[@KeywordManagement]

Great vid. I’ll be back

[@RedFrameTech]

Thanks 🙏

[@spudwas]

Great video! By the way, What is the best autofocus settings if I am walking on a trail and the lens is set to wide, and I want everything in front of me to be in focus and not pulsate and search? Thanks ahead of time!

[@RedFrameTech]

Thanks! To answer your question; 1-area AF would be best. Additionally, stopping down your aperture gets you a deeper depth of field which makes for more of your image in focus and less pulsing of the AF

[@spudwas]

@@RedFrameTech Thanks!

[@MTKnockOut]

dang why do we have to have a dual edge blade on this, the g9 shoots best in 30fps. I was hoping you knew of color profile tweaks like sharpness and contrast if they help

[@RedFrameTech]

As far as tweaks to the profiles go: it really comes personal preference. As a rule of thumb for myself, I tend to dial sharpness down when I use my sharpest lenses to make it look more organic. Contrast I usually leave at default or slightly dialed down.

[@MTKnockOut]

@@RedFrameTech I have a couple videos up I hope you can review maybe, I just got the Sony Zv-e1 and I like the look of the G9 more, its more frigid and sharper

[@RedFrameTech]

@@MTKnockOut Sure! Tell me where to find the videos