Panasonic G9II Quick Review

The G9II contains some HUGE upgrades for Panasonic in the wildlife photography realm including 60fps RAW pre-burst and their new hybrid AF animal eye detection autofocus. Here's two things I like and one thing I don't.
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[@veganpotterthevegan]

Good ISO 3200 and passing 6400 photos was all I was hoping for with a new G9ii to replace my G9

[@MillennialDiligence-sx8re]

Low light is whatevs on a m43. All the other features make this very appealing.

[@tdawg719]

After modern ai denoise programs probably doesn’t matter at all. And you can shoot at wider apertures than normal when attempting to create deep depth of field

[@stmsaiya]

It is a great camera despite the bad low light, which means the full frame is great at low light.but does not mean it is the best any sensor size can deliver great quality images I still think mft cameras are kings of wild life and landscape photography

[@whiterock1865]

Don't forget diminutive lenses when compared to full frame for similar focal lengths, much cheaper lenses. Also so many have never experienced the days of film. They want the image to be super clean, well film where picture taking has its roots was grainy as well...film grain. So many video plugins etc create that film grain. So the ugly noise is the multicolor, but just seeing noise is not bothersome since it really just looks like film grain from the olden days! ha ha

[@PaulChoate-s4v]

So no bueno for night sporting events

[@reubmgmt185]

What size lens are you using on that LUMIX G9ll?

[@JeremyNeipp]

100-400mm! Full review of it on my channel

[@lietman.b.9946]

Well, from now, micra will take pictures in a different way 😂

[@edwintan73]

How is the auto focus and tracking

[@DroseMr]

I love noise🎉4000Thank You

[@nightdonutstudio]

Fair enough.

[@_w4p1t1_]

Wow I think I’ll buy this one! About the next live of bird burger can u give me some tips cuz I will not be there to see the stream? (Yes I’m the same guy sorry 😅)

[@titomiguelmarques5512]

The complaint about noise on mft sensors is as worn out as it gets. None of this endless rambling speech makes any sense unless one relies more on gear than photographic skills. No one would ever hear a pro photographer 30 years ago, known for its great work, complaining about "i can't get a single usage shot because of this horrible noise from the film i am using". Its simply absurd.

[@jonpaulpepen9470]

For what it’s worth, sensors nowadays are so close to the theoretical “ideal” that low light capability is really more of a function of the total light gathering capability of the lens. The reason larger sensor camera systems show lower noise over the whole image at a given aperture setting is because your projecting the same intensity of light over more area, thus more total light