Hahahaha...then just cut the clip and make gif.

True story, even i use simple software like sony vegas i also feel troublesome.

Or even when traveling overseas or shoot an event with a handheld gimbal stabilier, better than shooting with a GX8 but whatever it is those little action cameras are good for video-shooting no doubt.


Me too, but shooting video will enhance your memories of the event that's why I continue to shoot video like 30% of the time.

I aim to capture decisive moment rather than the whole event lock stock and barrel

Watched a youtube vid recently about photos these days having a short shelf life due to the sheer volume of photos taken... Most were viewed maybe couple of times until it gets lost into the abyss of the many terrabyes of storage.

During the courting years with my missus. We have like a couple albums of photos that we still view from time to time but these days i take more than that of the family in just a month.

Videos are likely to be the same or worse. Just many many many more terrabyes.

I dread searching for the vid of a particular thing i did a couple years later.

Or maybe im just a stuborn old man.

I couldn't agree more. Those physical hardcopy of photos I took in albums and albums, you just couldn't beat those! I will print my own photos when I am retired and have plenty of time to sort new ones out, still placed somewhere in the abyss of media storage ha ha..

There's where instax comes to play. I've got a wall of instax photos on my computer desk.

I always print it out right after the trip else it will remained in hard disk forever...hahaha

Hate instax...fade color.

Love instax...the moment printed out...haha

It's called patina

Learn a new term today

guys... those photo's just have it sync with your google photo. Mine is running always on chromecast and it continuously playing depending on which album you are sharing. When family members come over they usually get entertain with what's displayed on the TV and we have a lot to talk about.

konica hexanon 50mm f/1.4 + em5

E-P3 + CCTV 50mm

【Flash Slow Limit】

i am so stupid...now only i found out this option could be used for setting minimum shutter speed when using A mode and auto-iso.

This post has been edited by BOTAK_WAI: Mar 21 2017, 12:10 AM

Panasonic Lumix GH5 Dual IS System Demo



See Inside The Panasonic Lumix GH5








source: https://www.ephotozine.com/article/see-insi...lumix-gh5-30729

This is in EP3?

Should be in most Olympus m4/3

mine is e-p3 and e-pl5 also same setting.

though the option is for flash sync speed, it is useful for hand shaking ppl like me to limit shutter speed to 1/100 before reaching maximum iso when shooting indoor with A mode.

but newer machine should have a dedicated option to set minimum shutter speed if i am not mistaken.

bro, how about panasonic setting for min shutter speed? long time no play with panasonic camera already.

This post has been edited by BOTAK_WAI: Mar 21 2017, 05:31 PM

Cannot find option to set min shutter speed in my EM5 Mark II. Gonna try this option thanks.

i guess you need to turn flash setting to on or auto when shooting using this method in A mode. of course we no need pop up the flash to make it effective, just auto iso will do.

i have quite high tolerance on noise...iso 2500 for 12mp old m4/3 and iso 5000 for 16mp old m4/3.

damn...all the while i have been using M mode due to no minimum shutter speed limit.

This post has been edited by BOTAK_WAI: Mar 21 2017, 05:29 PM

Ha ha I didn't know that's been implemented since the e-p3 days edy

During my e-p3 time I don't seem to remember I got to limit the shutter speed, most probably because I had the awesome fast 20/1.7 to take care of the speed

Coming to the gx8, it has a lot more settings than i like So what I did is to set everything up in a custom set but setting the shutter speed limit isn't one of them.

Is 1/100th enough to take care of shaking hands?