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Hi there :). in this review, I've explained the soft corner I got from the 18-55 initially when I focused at center, then if i focus at corners, the corner is sharp, but then the centre is soft

yes it's actually a bit of struggle trying not to capture the camera grip or your fingers holding the grip

Thank you very much!

thanks Ben! I did shoot a lot of footage, but didn't really too many interesting things for rest of the trip. After that evening we went out and shot some of the GH7 product launch video and then were mostly stuck in hotel working on the S9 review :/

@@TheRealRichardWong I get you! But perhaps more vlogs in NZ (or next travel adventure)

You want to see me chasing sheeps? LOL I will be visiting Japan later this year with the family. Maybe can shoot some more vlog with the S9. That's the camera i'm planning to bring. Either that or the A7CR.

@@TheRealRichardWong Hahah Yes! Man vs Sheep... I feel I may buy an S9 when Im in Japan! (hello Kitty version obvs)

Awesome!

Yes if you shoot 19:9 then vignetting might be very minimal. Oh what is the 9mm you are referring to? Is it the 7Artisans 9mm 5.6?

@@TheRealRichardWong I thank you for your comment, I was not thinking of any specific 9mm, if one came to my mind it was probably the Laowa Zero-D. I must however admit to an error I meant to say the 16:9 aspect ratio, which is as close to 65:24 (X-Pan) or my calculation of 2.7:1. There are so many 9/10 mm lenses about now, it is not easy to select one as I do have the Fuji 10-24mm asking the question is it worth getting a prime at that Focal Length.

It is a tool to be sure, but if you don't like how it looks or feels, you won't have the same emotional attachment to it, and for me, I'd only then use it to do a job, rather than using it for pleasure too. I have several cameras that fall into one or the other category. Some are great at a job but I don't particularly enjoy using them. For many people, a camera is as much an accessory as a tool, even more so in some cases. I'm inspired to use some simply from their looks rather than their actual results. I realise you don't fall into that camp from your comment, but be aware that others do.

Yes it should work well!

S5II also has the perspective correction with the latest firmware. S9's image stabilisation appears to be the same as the S5II. There are some good reasons to buy the S9 instead of S5II (like PDAF at 1080p60 full frame), but not for image stabilisation

Yes!!

haha you describing it perfectly!

I found my reaction interesting too - it's part nostalgia for sure, but I do love how these things look and feel.

haha well here is the wallet casualty after the evening: Gordon: 43765 Yen Piotr: 26600 Yen Richard: 0 Yen

You are immune to impulsive buying sprees 😅

@@kmwong1786 haha I wish I'm. I just spent $100 USD buying some completely useless thing from eBay.

I think mine suffered the most damage that night!

yeah it's a tiny lens! Gordon will be doing a review of that lens on his main channel so remember to subscribe to his channel if you haven't already!

@@TheRealRichardWong ok gonna sub!

@@TheRealRichardWong I am gonna grab the lens on eBay before he do it lol

LOL clever man!

haha the XT5 looks especially nice when Gordon holds it. Makes me starting to regret I bought the XH2 instead!!

Yeah, the X-T5 is such a nice camera to look at - and use of course!

Thanks Gordon! It was super fun camera shopping with you and Piotr! Hope you enjoyed your 100 yen LaserDisc and looking forward to your old school Nikkor reviews!

Can’t wait to see the review! 🎥🔥

haha thank you!! Glad you enjoy this video :)

Very nice Hello Kitty limited edition Lumix S9~ But I want is an S9 with a hot shoe and a metal top cover without a chin. And a silver 18-40 35 1.4 biscuit~ （Or 30 1.7 same M43 15 1.7）

I would defiantly love to have one! Hopefully they can do it!

@@ROOOMC For the size of the len to small, it probably can't be 30 1.7.. maybe 30 2.8mm or 3.4?

@@TheRealRichardWong The conversion is 30 3.4, but referring to the Leica 35 1.4 first generation, the Voigtlander 35 1.4 L mount is very easy to make. The specific parameters don't matter, just need the appearance of 15 1.7 and a smaller size Maybe the 30 F2 is good. It has a similar appearance to the 15 1.7. It would be best if there is a silver version. At least they are both metal L-mount.

@@ROOOMC yes I would love to see something like the 35 1.4 we talked about in this exact video. The problem is if you want to make it autofocus then the size would have to be a bit bigger, and it's also not a sharp lens. However I don't really mind if it's not that sharp. I just love compact fast prime lens even if image quality isn't quite perfect.

hahaha yeah @lumix please make it happen!

Hi Josue, I have no tried the Yongnuo 35 so can't comment. But i have a video that compares a few of the 85mm including the Meike 85 1.8 and Yongnuo 85 1.8

@@TheRealRichardWong thanks for answer hope you try the yongnuo 35mm f2 z to watch your video

Yes you can still enable it. Re degrade image, I haven't actually test it, but I imagine yes it would as the camera has less than 4k resolution to shift things around once it is enabled

Yes it does! I don't have a G9II with me, but i just checked using the GH6 and it works

@@TheRealRichardWong thanks!!

I do not have a Sigma zoom lens to test, but i'm pretty sure it will work with Sigma lens. Re the LCD, it's hard to answer as it's really depends on the person that uses it. It's pretty much the same LCD (not better) as the one on the S5II, and other latest Lumix cameras, so if you are OK with those then you are fine.

@@TheRealRichardWong appreciate the help! and your video overall. just ordered 1 👊

@@UpgradeLemonade let me know how you find it when you received it

@@TheRealRichardWong I need an easy workflow cam for YT content and my wife wants a small easy cam to capture memories with the kids. Think the lumix s9 will be perfect

@@UpgradeLemonade As long as you don't need to record a single video clip continuously for 10-15+ minutes, then the S9 should be great choice for you.

Sorry i can't answer as I don't have a Zf with me to test for you

I appreciate that!

thanks for watching!

I've returned the GH7 to Panasonic already, but just playing with the GH6, ISO does jump but i notice the footage actually seem to transition smoothly when going dark-> bright or vice versa. I even tried play it back frame by frame and it seems the transition is quite smooth? I don't recall there is any special settings for it. But maybe if other viewer know a bit more, please help :)

@@TheRealRichardWong Thanks for the reply. The funny thing is that I never really tested the actual footage! I saw the transition on the back of the camera, decided it was unacceptable for my work and shot manual scenes without much change in exposure. I sold my GH6 and ordered the GH7. The canons are nice, but once to get use to histogram, level in viewfinder, full size HDMI and all the customizable button (even the "near focus" feature is great-which I didn't think I needed with canon's awesome AF but have had a lot of situation when with would have help). If the ISO transitions in the playback are smooth, I am going to feel really stupid for not looking into this more closely!

oh thank you so much George!