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That makes a lot of sense now that I think about it. The G7 and later have Panasonic's newest lens stabilization stuff with compatible lenses but you don't see
by eropple 6y ago
That makes a lot of sense now that I think about it. The G7 and later have Panasonic's newest lens stabilization stuff with compatible lenses but you don't see IBIS until you go up to the S1 full-frame, which costs as much as everybody else's full-frame and the lens selection isn't great so you might as well go buy a Sony A7-of-some-flavor.
I run and gun with the G7 for photos, as it is my lightest camera by far, and I've been pretty pleased with its fast focus and in-hand shooting, but I could see how it could improve.
- PuffinBlue 6y agoYou might want to check the IBIS specs for the G9 and GH5. No need to go up to the S1 line.
- eropple 6y agoHuh, the G9 has IBIS? I’ve never even stopped to look. My cameras (except the G7 when on vacation) live on tripods. But thanks!
- PuffinBlue 6y agoHa ha, quite the discovery seeing as your other comments reveal you own and shoot with one :-)
- eropple 6y agoOn a tripod. ;) Truth be told I bought it for HFR video, a bit better exposure/image quality so I don’t have to light myself in the face quite so hard, and because of the full-size HDMI port. The rest is gravy!
- csharptwdec19 6y agoG7 has IBIS, it's only 2 axis however (and not that great...)
- eropple 6y agoI've never used a non-Power OIS lens with the G7 off a tripod, so I guess I'd never notice.