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p.1 #4 · p.1 #4 · GH5, slower burst rate with Olympus glass in AF-C ?? | |
Camera was set to 'balanced', so will try it again with it set to release and see if that speeds things up.
With regards to how it compares to Olympus....well, its different, and to some degree I think its about what your used to. Panny's as a whole do seem to lock onto focus quicker, especially in low light. Not sure if its more accurate, but just snappier with Panny glass.
Panny does the touchscreen way, allowing you to do things like touch and scroll in the menu's and with menu's that are far more logical overall.
IBIS is good, but EM1 mkII seems maybe a stop better, letting me do 1 second + easily, while the GH5 gets around 0.5 seconds. Either are crazy good though
The little joystick is a wonderful additional, and likely something every brand is all going to have. Just plain works
GH5 is a little bigger/beefier than the EM1 mkII, though I'd say the EM1 mkII is maybe a little more weatherproof, both are top notch build.
Colors OOC are a little different, neither is better per say, just different
GH5 has better looking video, and more options for video settings. No surprise there
Overall not a world of difference and both are very good. If you have a lot of panny glass, I'd go GH5, and since I have the 100-400, Nocticron etc, its the way I went. If I had more Olympus glass, would certainly be the EM1 mkII
Sadly though, I think the GH5 is going to have to go back, because I'm getting a purple/blue vertical line down the right side of every image. Seems to be some sort of sensor fault.
100% view shows its actually a dashed line, a few pixels wide, and the higher the ISO, the more visible it becomes.
See attached sample image and then a 100% crop layer over the top. I think its something sensor related, though never encounter such an issue with any camera before.
Guess I know what B&H had an open box return......
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