Why I STILL use an 8 year old, $300 camera in 2021

[@NigelBarros]

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[@ruff1draft]

Nigel I love your Panasonic GH3 videos both the Panasonic S5 and Panasonic Gh5s are on my radar. And to be honest I see the Panasonic S5 as a full frame, Panasonic GX8, GX85,GX9,G7,and Panasonic GH3 all rolled into one.

[@justus8663]

Yo is that a Paul Russell instrumental in the bkg?

[@KuboriKikiamShow]

Nigel is one of the few people who can say "Gear doesn't matter" and means it.

[@dathofilms]

Though Gh3 is still a gear that makes it matter.

[@myerwerl]

Gears doesnt matter. *uses a7siii

[@aristotle_4532]

If you include the cost of time, lenses, editing computer, and everything involved in prodUction, it s very bad economy. It doesn t make any sense.

[@orion7741]

gear seriously DOES NOT MATTER. give a Pro any camera set up, even a kids toy camera and they will still make stellar images, because they know how to translate what they see in their head into the image they capture with the camera. People will complain that the pros say gear does not matter while using expensive gear, well duh. They have put in the time and established themselves and use expensive gear because they can afford to. They do not NEED to use the expensive gear though. once you all advance your photography, you will also get to the point where you finally realize that GEAR TRULY DOES NOT MATTER. the only people that think it does are the amatuers and casual shooters.......

[@dathofilms]

@@orion7741 well, I consider myself Pro, been on many high production sets and each job requires specific technology to tell a story. If you would like to capture a water splash in slow motion, you need specific gear for this, if you want to have a gopro looking footage, you need a specific gear for this, if you want to have home made video, you need specific gear for it, each job requires different gear. Now this doesnt mean you can not make beautiful images with cheaper cameras, but oh Boy Gear does matter and whoever tells it doesnt, are really not understanding the question correctly.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Why I STILL use a 30 year old camera in 2043

[@NigelBarros]

Be looking out for that video in the future 👌🏼

[@Ranoko123]

Why I STILL use a camera in 2043*

[@lens.street8113]

Looking forward to reach Covid43.....

[@hisownfool1]

What a counter-cultural approach! So much of KZbin is about "the latest and greatest," regardless of need or even rational desire.

[@ElBoyoElectronico]

Totally, I just saw someone post a video titled "Is the Canon R6 still a good camera in 2021?"...

[@hisownfool1]

@@ElBoyoElectronico Oh, my!

@@ElBoyoElectronico jajajajajaja

[@zerospecs2331]

@@ElBoyoElectronico I see that all the time about cell phones and I roll my eyes. The phone just came out 3 months ago, what do you mean? 🤦🏽‍♀️ I just want a great camera lol.

[@moncho33]

I’m using the G7 for video and some photo work. No one has complained about the image quality. My “main” photography camera is a Nikon D3300 that has been with me for around 7 years. My only “complaint” is that none of them have dual sd card slots, but other than that, I’m quite happy with them.

[@fundadtv6336]

Hey Nigel, you nailed it again on how shooting on a camera that shoots 1080p is still relevant. As you said a lot of people are stuck on having the latest gear and not realizing that your skill, ideas and creativeness is what is going to showcase your work, not a $5,000 camera. I feel you can make this video in 10 years and you will still smash this topic, well said Nigel!

[@abc-oe8hw]

This guy is amazing. Making top quality videos with old gigs.

[@filmstuff2490]

I really like this video and I'm the type to cheer for those underdog film production where they try to go and make something big with so little and actually achieve it. And videos like this helps filmmakers a lot.

[@LucidRecords]

I've mastered the 6300, the footage I can get from that camera is insane.

[@kmac540]

I need to upload more but I’m still rocking the a6000 and it’s a beast with any of Sony’s prime glass.

[@LucidRecords]

@@kmac540 for sure, once you pair it with some G series and GM series it's game over.

[@Ataraxia_Atom]

Hell yeah, i was rocking the A6000 til i just upgraded to a used A7iii. Still am awesome camera

[@LucidRecords]

@@Ataraxia_Atom I'm thinking of upgrading to the a7iii, is it a solid upgrade?

[@Ataraxia_Atom]

@@LucidRecords honestly the A7iii is no joke and i bet with the A1 out you could get a killer deal on a used one. I don't think I'll ever need a better camera. I got the viltrox 85 1.8 along with the kit lens and has been solid.

[@StupidRaisins]

I gotta agree with you Nigel. Sometimes you don't need the latest and greatest equipment to create incredible projects. You just need something that works and helps you get the project off the ground.

[@ericallnight]

totally agree! i still use the gh4 as a workhorse on corporate projects and companies are super happy with the video quality. story, skill, lighting, sound are most important. impossible to buy a camera today with bad image capabilities. now, 'what can u do with it?' is the question...

[@kennethgarcia25]

Thank you!!!! No one tells you this. I've spent a fortune trying to keep up with the next thing. I've recently purchased new stuff, but now I am more likely to hold off any future purchases and max out my use of the current tech. Hopefully, I'll be youtubing my 8 year retrospective some day!

[@kliffkloff2476]

I bought that camera this month and man I'm so happy, thanks for the advice I saved sow much money,i got the case for 250 Canadian dollars and two lens for 100$. The picture and video are very impressive still today's.

[@MixiMera]

I agree and I still need to learn a lot. I have traveled around the world with my GH2 and other cameras before that, but now I am ready to learn more with a new G9....

[@markielinhart]

Love my GH3 in 2023‼️Your comment about the image quality is right on. I parked my Pentax 35mm when I ran out of film 🫤 and this camera returns similar looking still images - at a far cheaper cost as well. Thanks for the vid, I’ve subbed✌️

[@Realletsplaygrey]

People are too focused on gear, myself included at times. You shed light on how it really is the person behind the camera.

[@Lippitydo]

i've had my DSLR for.... wow. 14 years now. I've invested in very nice lenses since then, and can attest to the fact that it is glass that matters most.

[@epoi92]

How you nail the focus with old camera?

[@Lippitydo]

@@epoi92 focusing is all in the glass. I have invested in high quality lenses. My lenses, since on such an old body and at this point even my lenses are years old, don’t have image stabilization. To me, that means if I’m shooting in low light or on or below 1/60, I HAVE to use a tripod. That’s the only difference I see, really. All of the new tech that’s come out isn’t really all that better than what we already had. Tech in the past 20 years for digital photography has marginally progressed, not enough for me to replace anything. If I do upgrade, it’ll be to get a full frame and that’s it. All these new cameras with all the bells and whistles are just that- bells and whistles.

[@AFR0MAMBA]

Yup, I just brought out my Canon 5D Classic for senior photos and it turned out great. That camera came out in 2008. The kid I was taking pictures of was born in 2004.

[@Lippitydo]

@@AFR0MAMBA love the 5D!! Such a good camera body.

[@RSpudieD]

It's so cool that you're willing to go against the standard of "new gear is better" and use something older and still get awesome results. I'm impressed with the upscaling to 4k part, which I thinking about right before you mentioned it. I'd never think to do that nor would I even think it was a good idea.

[@shinc999]

well can't argue with the points of this video cuz your videos be looking cleaner then guys with the latest tech lol

[@meh11235]

Thanks for awesomeness brother!

[@crisrocchi2722]

I have been using this camera with enormous satisfaction since 2012. The most underrated camera ever, no doubt (at least for the video)

[@PVMMAC]

I’m still rocking this camera In 2022 (bought it new back in 2013) ... even with Gh4 as my main cam, I happily use gh3 all the time lol

[@crisrocchi2722]

@@PVMMAC My main camera is the gh5, but I use the gh3 maybe even more

[@PVMMAC]

@@crisrocchi2722 LOL I’m drooling over gh5, but gh3/4 is so good already ... may cop gh5 by selling Gh4 (just can’t sell my gh3) LOL

[@isaacwright33]

Was using this camera for a bit too. Low lights a killer though unless you invest in a metabones and canon glass

[@crisrocchi2722]

@@PVMMAC Sure! They're a great perfect match!

[@-grey]

Oh baby, that FD 24f2.8 is so peak. I have never seen an old SLR lens with better coatings. Some of the OLY glass was great, and the other FD glass was pretty balls at times, including the 50f1.2L, but that 24f2.8 is phenomenal. I use it on my X-T2.

[@santanistic]

Awesome video, I shoot on c100s, the fundamentals and story you are telling are so much more important then how new the camera is. When I compare my c100s image to other cameras I shoot, I still love the look of the video it captures.

[@abhinavinsearchofthelost]

I am an Indian budding vlogger living in the UK and I just absolutely love the wisdom that is shared here on KZbin.

[@mdhasibulhossain8040]

Who Cares where're you from or where're are u living

[@emanuelsantos2373]

Sigo desde os 3k e tens crescido imenso! Comprei a minha primeira camera graças a ti. Obrigado!

[@Mufeeee]

you're totally right, when you buy expensive gear that shoots 4k or 8k or whatever, you're not just buying the camera and that's that, you need to also get a high-end computer to edit that 4k footage, you need tons of sd cards and multiple hard drives! I watched your videos when I got into filmmaking and I wanted to get a gh3 so bad too but I couldn't find one in a good condition, later on, I stopped looking and I ended up buying a Sony A7 with a cute rig and some lenses for a good price, even though its a camera from 2014 I am just so proud of it, the footage from my Sony a7 is just amazing, I have an ad I did for a little gig I have going on if you wanna check out it's on this channel, it was shot using my a7 and a vintage lens, overall the video quality doesn't matter much, great movies were shot on 1080p , its not about the gear but the knowledge you have when it comes to this craft, anyway great video buddy! you inspired me a lot, also I learned lighting from you, but i can't find some cheap gear yet hahahha

[@maxieq]

I love these kinds of videos. I still use my G80 (G85 to you yanks) and I love it to bits. It is nearly as cheap as the Gh3 these days, but it does shoot a beautiful 4k up to 30fps. I think the GH3 beats it on codecs though.

[@ItsJoeHut]

It's not wonder that my favorite filmmaking channels are NigelBarros and ponysmasher and one just recommended the other. Love your stuff Nigel, always a pleasure!

[@mjgfromDDD]

Love this, very few master their tools. I'm still on my OG black magic pocket cinema camera. Won't switch to nothing else.

[@Jayakumar]

Tell us how you upscale 1080p to 4k...!

[@travisraab]

You can do it for free on davinci resolve

[@flixbyyogi3850]

I use a Gx85 from 2016 and couldn’t be happier with the image quality! There’s a wifi hack gets you cinelike d, the ibis and small size make it great for portability. Since it’s so small you don’t need a super expensive gimbal, my tiny G6max holds it with no issues! Panasonic products are highly underrated and would always recommend one!

[@Savor1979]

I love my panasonic g7....I bought it used for $300 and i was able to create awesome high quality videos for clients. Plus i also love to mix footage with my iphone 12 pro max they never seen a different and are happy what i am able to produce for them. I even use a nokia 920 window phone sometimes in the mix as well. But my G7 is truly my work horse

[@jasonlindquistmedia]

owned the gh2-gh4 a nd gh5 and loved them all. besides low light and auto focus they are amazing. specially IBIS

[@RalphBaumgartl]

Great video! I am still using a GH2! But alongside a GH5! The GH2 made me switch to MFT system back in the day :-) Greetings from Germany, Ralph

[@ejartyagency6044]

Really great info and helps cement the idea that new gear is not always better!

[@POTBFitnessandLife]

Killer Content! Precisely what I needed to feel “re-inspired” to fully utilize my Canon 80D... which I actually love quite a lot...

[@joeaddison]

Loved my gh3. I only sold it in 2020 when I moved away from doing video in my work and moved into exclusively stills.

[@AndrewCockerillPhotography]

Made a video on this a couple of weeks ago, so I'm glad I'm not the only person still using old gear! 5D Mark 2 since 2012!

[@usmanmajid7837]

Excellent message, Nigel. The KZbin filmmaking community is definitely the worst place for FOMO and "I need the latest gear" syndrome. It doesn't help when the creators rely on sponsorships from gear companies to make a living, which means naturally the latest and greatest is always pushed into our faces every other week. It's catch 22 in a weird way.

[@AlejandroPirchi]

I completly agree, even though we own some recent cameras like the Sony A7C we allways end up shooting in 1080p because of the 120fps and the really small and easy to edit files, sometimes with a good bitrate the 1080p can even be scaled up to 4K and clients dont even notice even if I tell them that it isnt true 4K

[@harmonica_guru]

I bought the GH3 when it was released and still use it, the quality is incredible I was thinking to upgrade to the GH6 but it just doesn't make sense at the price it's now. I guess I'll wait until it drops under $800 then maybe give it a shot. I also would recommend the GH3 to anyone looking to shoot pro quality videos. The sound is also really good.

[@JoshMcGeechan]

Hey man, always an inspiration. I managed to pick up a Gh3 just over a year ago for about £120. Really great camera which allowed me to get into making videos without breaking the bank.

[@Kevindoeseverything]

AWWW man I love Skatechurch! Love the vid!

[@NathanHesselman]

Why do you use it? Because you're the king! Another great video dude. Did you get a bunch of snow in Oregon right now? We are all snowed in here in seattle.

[@HistoryandReviews]

Oregon and Seattle, Libtard places xd

Me encanta como has convertido esto en un tema recurrente. La verdad es que si ayuda a muchas personas a darse cuenta de los otros factores que afectan la producción de buenos videos.

[@hisownfool1]

Precisamente. Es la razón que soy un fanático de Nigel y sus videos. El primer video de el que vi fue la que nos enseñó cómo producir mejor video con esta misma cámara o algo semejante por muy poco dinero.

[@thejacobbunn]

Yes sir! Quality is there, especially when you work around the limitations.

[@mantenbrink]

This is so true. At my school I used to always borrow the GH4 for film projects instead of the FS7 or EVA-1 because it just fit my workflow better. And now years later I sometimes have to wake myself up and realize again I shouldn't aim for gear I want, only the gear I need.

[@silverlightphotoco]

Wow! I love this concept (just subscribed) and I've been watching the GX7, G7, GX85 and even GH4 prices and they're getting down around $300 or $400 recently😉 The GX85 is my choice (because it has such good IBIS) and I overcome the battery life issue with a faux battery, 5v to 9v converter cable and a waterproof power bank...and speaking of waterproof (well, weather-sealed) the G85 is the only one that is ALMOST on this $300 list that does have that. I am always trying to convince students about this idea of budget filmmaking and it's SOOO REFRESHING to hear you take this approach!

[@suprize6296]

Dude your Channel is so awesome!!

[@TexpatOTG]

I'm hooked on my Sony a5100's, great gimbal camera, vlogging and the video looks great. I can buy them for $225 with kit here in Saigon. I have 3 and am not looking for upgrade at this point. The 1080p looks better than the a6400 in my opinion. Of course I'd like to shoot 4k, but haven't found a camera that compels me to change cameras.

[@TexpatOTG]

@ORCAasmr I run mine on gimbal with a dummy battery and the rear screen open a little. I can get 20 min here in Saigon without overheat. Got same result you did before I used the dummy battery. Plan to upgrade this year, but will keep a5100's for "hazard cams"

[@JoshChappell]

I love what you are doing on this channel. It's too bad that youtube only promotes videos that help camera manufactures make money. I own two gh5s that I bought for $4000 in total. The quality is only marginally better than the GH3 or 2. I think these old Panasonic cameras still hold up really well. Thats the great thing about cameras these days is the quality hasn't really changed drastically over the last 10 years in these small forms. Makes me want to sell my pro cameras and just live off the gh3.

[@marxistlynchist]

I got a GH3 off ebay quite a few years ago to get into photography. though the video quality was excellent I just did not enjoy any photos that came straight out of camera and I found focusing was a big issue for me. I didn't want to invest in the lens ecosystem since over tiem I was having no fun using the camera, so once I had enough cash I sold the body and bought a Fuji XE4 (refurbed and before all the hype so luckily I got a great deal with the kit lens). brought back the fun and love I had for photography. grateful for the part the GH3 played in my journey but I was so happy to move on from it.

[@todaywithtrevor9082]

Rocking that GH3 YEE YEE!

[@Lepewhi]

I totally agree with you. I love my G6. It could be the geek in me that likes older cameras. Plus, I'm not into just buying cameras for the sake of buying cameras. I don't do video and certainly care less about 4K, my computer wouldn't stand for it. I have another camera that uses 4K and I have never used 4k on it(GX80/85). So, both older cameras. It's not the camera that takes the picture, or makes the video. It's the person behind the camera. By the way, I really appreciate seeing Oregon. I grew up there. I hope to visit there next year, with my trusty G6.

[@filmguy5]

100% agree. I have some pretty amazing new camera’s although I still shoot.with the Canon T3i on occasion. I just love the video image quality out of that camera and I also mix it in with my new stuff and I think it blends nicely. The only reason I don’t use it for every shoot is the lack of follow focus. It’s a lot of work to use on moving subjects. Although static shots... the results are just pleasingly aesthetic .

[@arieljgd]

I see what you did with the light there. very nice look

[@DanielScottFilms]

Still rocking my Canon 6D! It surprises me every day. The beauty about using a camera for so long is that as you realize its quirks / limitations, you become more able to compensate for those flaws. I know I've become way better at lighting because I know with that camera I can't push it in post as much.

[@bybenoit5593]

Love the hidden light in the frame. Very smart. Just like this video and you! Thanks for sharing. I'm currently stamping down my GAS for the S5. This is helping :)

[@SergeGolikov]

"The medium is not the message", still holds true!

[@tristangellatly8498]

I'm saving up for a Lumix S5 as an upgrade, but I still currently use my GH2 for everything. Going strong for 10 years, hacked for some minor improvements, and still does a great job. Can't even do 1080p30 without losing sound but its such a great challenge to not shoot with slow-mo. GH3 seems like a dream camera from here haha

[@NigelBarros]

You’ll love the S5!

[@Avidcomp]

Still using 2 canon 7d (2009). I have a 5Ds as well. Perfectly good for online viewing for most things.

[@kdawg925]

Ok, I now have a GH6 and an S5 as I’m getting back into filming weddings. So I been shunning my GH2 and 3…. I just tried mixing in some GH3 footage on my 4k timeline…. WOW! This camera looks just as good! Never gonna make the mistake of leaving it home again.

[@mikehatak4677]

Great video as always Nigel. Keep them coming and keep inspiring.

[@ZacktheFilm]

You're an inspiration man! Keep doing what you're doing!

[@alang253]

I randomly dusted off my 11 year old GF1 and have been using it recently. A lot of fun to use and the image output is really good I like the rendering of the older m43 bodies. On a 27" 4k monitor or even the 24"x36" print I have hanging the 12mp is straight up gorgeous and proof that any ILC camera from the past 10 years is more than enough. I have a G9 as well. edit: the other thing that trips me out is how the 11 year old OEM batteries last forever in the GF1... like 3-4 sessions over a period of a week, ~500+ shots. Don't buy third party batteries, they swell after a few years and become unusable.

[@PabloRVasquez]

I've upgraded to the bmpcc4k from the GH4. I'm never going to sell it tho, everytime I go back to it, it feels so good to use! Video quality is still very good 👍🏼

[@PVMMAC]

Love the movcam setup! My Gh3/4 can use it LOL

[@DJILLEE]

I still use a GH2 along with a G85 for multicam shoots. I color match them to A7siii and a7iii. I still really love the colors out of my hacked GH2. Still holds up now.

[@GrantABenesh]

Love the light and depth of the talking head background. Skatechurch is pretty good looking ha.

[@NigelBarros]

Thanks, Grant! We should skate/film sometime!

[@isaacwright33]

shows you glass is more important than body

[@rodprod8522]

This is great, but you do need to clean the sensor as there's obvious sensor dust on some of your images - 1080p is all you really need!

[@renemersi5209]

still using my sony a6000 but to be honest the panasonics has their own character thats what i love about this camera.

[@radiosuper]

Thank you, Nigel! I've been into music all my life and thinking of starting my YT channel but getting overwhelmed with all this camera and video stuff. I´ll try to get one of this cheap cameras and try to learn on the go with your help! Inspiring! thanks!

[@manilamartin1001]

My gh4 still gets my love. Great video.

[@CollegeFootballNerds]

It's worth noting that modern compression algorithms like h265 have dramatically reduced the amount of space a 4k video takes up. Even Samsung's NX1 that came out in 2014 likely has files close to the size of your 1080p GH3 files. Newer codecs with ultra high bitrates take up space for sure, but there is a happy medium with 4k.

[@AttilaTevi]

Great video dude. Looks amazing.

[@Ben-pp1ws]

The consistently amazing footage I see coming out of this channel is always my best reminder not to get GASsy

[@sakabatou86]

I still use a C100 MK1. I adore it.

[@MohamedAbdin1]

Do you live in Oregon? I couldn't help but notice and love the footage from the Multnomah Falls. I live in Portland myself.

[@NigelBarros]

Yes I do!

[@robbioe]

this was a great video on technique of the person is better then the actual camera itself

[@freddyfingers3]

Love the set up

[@JohannKristan]

True words! People overestimate the impact of gear over skills all the time!

[@BrianMakesFilms]

GH3 is great. I don't use it much anymore, but I used em (have 2) through most of 2017 as my main cams. Shot a $10,000 roofing commercial primarily on em, and still used em through 2019 pretty regularly. If I hadn't become addicted to autofocus for my youtube videos I'd still use em for youtube.

[@StrangelyIronic]

I shoot stills with both medium format film and MFT (talk about a radical difference?). For film, I go out with a Mamiya 645 Pro TL and C220. Up until recently for digital I used an Olympus E-M5 II and shot primarily high-res tripod shots of my abandoned interior/exterior style explorations I shot in film. I bit the bullet and bought a mint/barely used E-M1 III almost just for the handheld high-res mode. Obviously it's better in every way (unless size is a factor?), but being able to use high-res handheld is really nice even if its lower resolution compared to the tripod mode. I've also been able to use it for macro and portraits to a certain degree with high success. To me MFT gives a near film quality that I like, plus I'm already lugging around medium format film cameras, so the smaller kit is nice.

[@AndyKunkel]

I still use a c100, circa 2012, 9 years old. Whenever I get camera envy, look online for cameras to replace it, I look at the footage I just got and realize "dang, this still looks really good". I'll eventually replace it, but this camera is still very very useful, especially in controlled situations.

[@edash360]

I'm getting my 5D Classic charged up for some casual photography. It makes for an interesting change of pace from My Sony A9.

[@JebbAdams]

Thanks for this Nigel! That's the best! What great value for your gear and it continues to serve! Cool!

[@jippo91]

First video i saw from you on my recommendations list and i subscribed. Your videos look so good and are so well paced. I had a gear syndrome a year ago but i used it as an advantage by setting myself a goal to get enough money from videos to buy a canon eos r to replace my eos m50. At the end of the year i got the eos r but sadly it did not make me any better creator over night😅 but it did make filming & editing easier and faster.

[@wisdomarchives12]

Great video for sure. Love your videos.

[@johannes914]

Great camera. Still using it too for video and photography for payed jobs. I would complement that you can attach a monitor to the camera because it has a full time HDMI flow. You can film up to 60p for slow motion with just a very little loss in sharpness. Most lenses will fit on this camera from c-mount vintage 16mm film cameras or close circuit cameras to all vintage photography lenses and speedboosters. You can film up to 1600 ISO as long as you expose "to the right" and get very clean image. It's a pro camera, so its very well built and reliable. The MOV all I codec is fantastic and way better than mp4. You can still edit on old and cheap computers.

[@scrptwic]

I use a Pentax *istDL from 2005 almost daily I can buy the camera for as low as $20.00 on Ebay it works fine I've owned the camera since new and legacy lenses can be acquired for reasonable prices as the lens mount has not changed since the 1970's

[@StephenBell_video]

Skatepark backdrop setup for the win!!

[@ShaunNotcutt]

Man this is so counterculture, i love it! Even though I just bought a new camera 😂

[@TheJmariol90]

Thank you for the upload and the knowledge

[@TerenceKearns]

I’m still using my 5D mark II. These days I most shoot and edit in 1080p due to speed. I upscale to 2160p on export. Plenty quality with great lenses.

[@LeoNelBuilds]

I’m still rocking the GH2 man... all of my content’s been shot on it and nobody can tell lol

[@TreyMotes]

The GH2 once hacked totally rivals the GH3 and is imho the best value for money for video that you can get for this price range.

[@eppynt]

Good on you dude

[@peterbalogh2646]

I just bought my first camera, partially thanks to you, a gh4 :-) Did you know that in case you loose the cd comes with the camera, you can never ever get the software? I just spoke with panasonic to give me the photofunstudio, because I do not have the original cd, and they said "no, we do not have that opportunity anymore, 6 month ago it was shut down". Without that no file copy to windows from camera over wifi.

[@GarageFactorySD]

Awesome! I am still rocking the gh2

[@danielfriasfotografia]

Me too man! And solves all my problems...