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Sorry to hear about your cat Keith, ours died a couple of years ago and we still miss him, he was such a character.
Took this Robin shot at RSPB Leighton Moss on Friday:
Robin - Leighton Moss by Ian Wilkinson, on Flickr
Bought the Panasonic Grip for my GX9, soon be sending it back
Whose bright idea was that to not have a cut out so you can't access the battery or memory card?
The ones I have had for my Fuji's have the appropriate cut out and just assumed they would all be like that.
No photo of the base on the product website page, now I know why not, no Arca rail either
What a half arsed effort, don't these people have any common sense at all
Hi Everyone
Feeling sad Took my trust Panasonic DMC-GM5 out of its bag for an upcoming holiday (its when it gets the most use) and this is what greeted me when powering on:
I've tried a full factory reset and also differnet lenses but all the same. No AF and the exposure and aperture seem locked.
Does anyone have any thoughts?
Love the compact nature of the GM5 and they've never updated it so replacing is a challenge.
That sucks! Looks like some kind of liquid damage, this happened to my laptop. The repair shop opened it up and found some sticky liquid was burning inside, had fried the boards - turns out it was e-liquid, spilled into the laptop during travel in a suitcase. Does the evf still work? Only thing I can suggest is put it in a bag of dry rice, maybe it'll soak up some of the liquid/moisture - leave it 24hrs, maybe a few silca gel packs thrown in too, but it all in a box and seal it up
Yes, evf shows exactly the same image as the back lcd.
Its not been anywhere near water or/damp. Just stored in my 'man cave' on the camera bits shelf, in its protective neoprene case.
So gutted
Thanks James, these were tripod mounted using the Panasonic Image App.fantastic detail in those images, are these hand held?
Right guys, a little advice please. Never done any low light photography but thinking of getting my feet wet tomorrow and trying to catch the sunrise.
I’ve got a tripod, Lumix G80, PL 15 F1.7. What would be a good starting point for the settings?
Cheers
Chris
On a tripod you don't have to worry about slower shutter speeds for one, depending on the light, stick to the lowest ISO - if you have extended on then go with 100, otherwise 200 default lowest. Stop down your aperture to 7.1 or F8, this lens is at it's peak there and you'll get tonnes of detail and sharpness for days. Maybe set the camera to A and let it decide the shutter speed.
To set the ISO to extended go to the first icon in the menu [the camera icon] and then to page 6/8, turn extended ISO on here.
Very nice, like that last one the best, location please?
Guessing somewhere like Svalbard or the Lofoten islands
Thank you.What a fantastic set Robert, lovely images.
My G80 does not take shots as good as that. Must be something wrong with it.Some more....
Jumping Red Squirrel by robert shearer, on Flickr
Red Squirrel by robert shearer, on Flickr
Red Squirrel by robert shearer, on Flickr
First visit to one of Alan Mcfadyen"s hides with @Dale.
We spent the day in the sparrowhawk hide, and these are some of my images.....all taken with My G80 and 100-400 lens.
Sparrowhawk by robert shearer, on Flickr
Sparrowhawk by robert shearer, on Flickr
Sparrowhawk by robert shearer, on Flickr
Sparrowhawk by robert shearer, on Flickr
Great Spotted Woodpecker by robert shearer, on Flickr
Coal Tit by robert shearer, on Flickr
ThanksFantastic images. Thanks for sharing. Wish we lived near the hides!