Re: Panasonic GH5 firmware requests
 

Over the last 4 weeks I have shot a lot of shows with the GH5 and my Sony's AX100, AX53, AX1 and NX5U that one thing I would like in the GH5 is the same sort of image adjustment that is in the UX180/HC-X1 as I am sure this would make matching to Sony's a lot easier. In particular it is very difficult to get a match for the rich red that the NX5U produces. I can get close in post with EDIUS but not exactly and means also bringing down the lovely red of the NX5U to get a closer match.

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Guides for aspect ratio would be amazing, also if the outside of the guide was dimmed as well.

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Above all, I want crop marks too Daniel - and I know we're not alone on this. Them excluding them is the most asinine decision by the developers. This camera is geared towards 4K video production, so why are they missing on this. They ignored them on the GH4 too. My Sony A7S II has them...It's not that hard to add an overlay.

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Prayers are answered!

Panasonic GH5 Firmware V2: What's new? - Jacob James

Re: Panasonic GH5 firmware requests
 

Hi

Fantastic news, even the DISP button issue was sorted out with the lock option, nice one Panasonic.

Regards

Phil

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Not for another month.

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But so worth the wait. The GH5 just gets even better. Crop marks will be very useful for me and the DISP button override is a Godsend. Thank You Panasonic for listening.

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Yeah, a great upgrade - even more so when you consider the EVA1 is coming down the pipe. Panasonic looks very keen on regaining the indie film maker market.

I have a Sony A6300, which I may hang on to for low light stuff and close-ups, but I'm almost certainly going to use the GH5 as my mainline camera for the foreseeable future (well, when I buy one!).

Still not a fan of MFT, but just too many features to ignore - this camera does things (after the firmware) that cameras costing 4-5 times as much can't do. Amazing really.