Panasonic GH4:
96fps Slow Motion Demo! Impressions! #Helpful Post
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hey
guys johnathan here with TLD hope
you
guys are having an awesome day and
for
those who have been following the
video
world know that as of last week
the
Panasonic gh4 is official so I've
had
mine for a few days and then I
posted
a couple to use on Twitter and on
Instagram
I've been getting tons of
questions
on when is the video coming
now
I really wanted to spend some time
with
that and learn it because prior to
this
video I've always been a Canon gu
y
so
in terms of DSLR video I started out
with
a Canon 7d then I kind of
downgraded
down to a 60d but only
because
it had the flippable LCD but for
me
that was perfect I then moved up to a
Canon
5d Mark 3 and about 6 months ago
even
though it's not a DSLR I made the
plunge
into a Canon c100 that's what
I've
been using since then and that is
hands
down been my favorite camera
period
so if you haven't caught it by
now
this video is actually being
recorded
with the gh4 it's in 4k well
it's
actually technically 3840 by 2160
so
it's UHD but if you go to the YouTube
quality
option you'll actually see a 4k
option
now I do want to note though and
point
out that the gh4 is capable of
true
cinema 4096 by 2160 resolution you
have
to actually go into the settings to
enable
that so when I was getting my
test
footage I did not have that enable
so
that's why I'm shooting in 3840 by
2160
right now so this video essentially
is
my first impressions of the gh4 after
about
a week of use for some reason I'm
always
a little apprehensive and a
little
hesitant to do camera videos I
think
mainly because I feel there's so
many
more knowledgeable and talented
people
when it comes to cameras but I
get
a little shy I guess but I'm gonna
do
my best to give you guys my rundown
so
this video is a little more casual
it's
not gonna be super technical but if
you
do want to see a more detailed
in-depth
review let me know by hitting
that
like button so a little quick info
about
the gh4 just in case you have not
been
following it's a mirrorless Micro
Four
Thirds camera and my first
impressions
of it is that it's really
really
small the first day I got it I
actually
threw it on a set of Blackmagic
Cinema
Camera handles just to see how it
would
feel on a rig it worked really
well
I was able to get some pretty
stabilized
shots but to be honest the
thing
is so damn light that you really
kind
of don't need that and as a little
segue
from the Blackmagic handles I was
actually
testing
the
production 4k camera if you guys
want
to see a comparison of that versus
the
JH for definitely let me know now
getting
back to the lightness of the gh4
kind
of almost feels like a toy when you
compare
it to a 5d or even like a C 100
which
absolutely dwarfs it but I took
the
same test and took it off the
handles
and kind of mess around and see
how
it would fill free handed now
because
the camera is so small you're
able
to do a lot of things that you
maybe
couldn't normally do with heavier
cameras
so if you're using handheld that
in
combination with the really light
lens
combinations gives you a lot of
room
to do some cool stuff so speaking
of
lenses in terms of what I picked up
to
go alongside my gh4 I grabbed the
Panasonic
Lumix G barrio 12 to 35 F 2.8
lens
and if you have no idea are not
familiar
with Micro Four Thirds cameras
you
might look at that focal link and
say
holy balls that is wide as crap but
actually
because of the crop factor
which
is two times on the gh4 that
twelve
to thirty-five is actually
equivalent
to a 24 to 70 on something
like
a full-frame 5d Mark 3 because you
guys
can hear I got two pups are digging
in
the background so here's a little
quick
clip of them so you guys can see
melody
barking at Big Mac and she
actually
just got her summer haircut so
she's
looking all super clean such a
tiny
little dog with your haircut Big
Mac
is licking the lens Big Mac here in
4k
dude now quick sidenote your average
run-of-the-mill
SD cards are not gonna
work
with the gh4 in terms of 4k video
recording
this is 100 megabits per
second
so you need a really fast SD card
to
accompany it I actually picked up a
Kingston
and a stupid ridiculously fast
sandesh
extreme car both of which I will
have
link down below so far both have
worked
perfectly obviously the SanDisk
is
rated much faster but I haven't had
any
problems with the Kingston again if
you
guys do want to see a full review
I'll
get into more detail on these SD
cards
in that video now also something
that's
insanely cool with the gh4 is the
fact
that at 1080p you can actually
shoot
up to 96 frames per second for
super
slow motion video so I will
definitely
be having some fun with that
testing
it out and bringing you guys the
results
I also gotta say autofocus has
been
really really nice now for me
coming
from the 5d and the C 100 that's
not
something that I've got
experience
I know it's out there on the
70d
but for me it's new and it's
definitely
been a great experience so
far
speaking
of autofocus right now I have
it
on the face detect so if you guys
want
to let me know how that's working I
can
see it tracked in my face right now
but
for me that's something like I said
I've
never had before so definitely let
me
know what you guys think of the face
focus
detection with a comment down
below
in terms of video quality I have
also
been pleasantly surprised with that
I
was a little bit worried coming from
the
c100 even though that's 1080p the
video
image is amazing like it's one of
the
best images I've seen on a camera
period
so I was a little apprehensive
coming
to the gh4 but I've been
pleasantly
surprised so far and it's
actually
a lot more detailed and sharp
than
I thought it would be one thing
that
I've noticed that videographers and
a
filmmakers should really find useful
as
within the gh4 there's actually two
cinema
style presets in terms of color
profiles
out of those two however preset
one
is definitely what I prefer although
I
will say out of the box it's a little
more
saturated that I normally like so
here's
an example of a straight
untouched
unaltered cinema preset one
you
can see it's definitely really
saturated
for me anyways and once I
actually
crank that down to about
negative
three negative four that was
really
more along the style that I liked
and
prefer so here's a similar clip both
with
the saturation cranked down a
little
bit about three or four like I
mentioned
and you can see to me that
looks
a lot more visually appealing and
a
little closer to something like I'm
used
to on the c100 so like I said this
has
mainly been my first impressions of
the
gh4 if you guys do want to see
comparisons
of this against the
Blackmagic
4k camera these pups are
going
at it again let me know what the
comment
down below so hopefully you guys
enjoyed
that footage if you did and you
are
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