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Thanks Marlene. A very helpful video

Hey there Malene. Fist of all thank you so much for your videos. I've just got a second hand G9 and your videos have been so helpful to move around its functionality. I hope everything is ok on that side of the world. Right now I have Lumix 12-35 and 75-300. I do like the 12-35 lens, but I'm pretty sure I'd miss some length (for years my most used lens was a 14-54). Hearing of the ex tele conv option, I thought maybe I could keep the 12-35 and use that function for going to 49 (with that x1. 4)..I don't know if you've tried these lenses, but having tested the ex tele conv, do you think can be worth it rather than buying a Leica 12-60 (that could be a 12-84) or a 14-140?

Good demo, thanks! Do you know if it's possible to use HDR and High Resolution mode?

I sold my 100-300 to buy the PL 100-400. I wish I would have kept it as a smaller, more portable alternative. I love the big PL, but my 100-300 took some outstanding soccer and wildlife photos. I’d recommend it.

Great overview! Very informative. I just got a secondhand G9 in addition to my mostly Olympus and Canon fleet. I couldn't figure out that need to disable the direct AF point selection with the joystick if you want to set the cursor function buttons. Fortunately if you re-enable joysticks the associations stay, so I can have similar settings like on my Oly EM1.2, but with an extra joystick. I doubled some on Oly for direct selection of drive modes, but on G9 I'm using one of the new-found Fn buttons to customise within the two settings. Super helpful. If I could only set the fps rate to a rate of my choosing...

I live your videos but i don't get the point here. Why not just crop after the fact?

I want my G9 to work like my Canon 80Ds' that I am replacing. I juat want to use the viewfinder to frame images and the monitor to briefly view images. I just bought a used G9. I want of the too many selections to stop hounding me.

Thx!

Have you done a G9 II unboxing?

Hi Marlene, I just have this camera I'm trying to learn all about it, I like to use a vintage manual lenses with ring adaptor, do you know if is possible?

Just go and have a good time, you videos have given me much information on my g9. Thanks

it looks like a GoPro lens! lol

finally found old videos

Um, you said how to turn BBF on but you didn't say how to actually focus with it!!!! Is it like half=pressing the shutter button maybe?

2 years later (and I read that you bought the 100-400) and this has been very helpful for me to decide how to step up to the MFT world from my tiny-sensor superzoom (Pany SX70 HS). I LOVE(!!!) the high magnification for IDing birds, but must admit I'm tired of poor detail/sharpness. I think the G9 and this lens (instead of the 100-300) would keep me happy for many years. Thx

Brilliant stuff Marlene. In the depths of an Aussie winter, how I long for thirty degrees❤

I'm getting my G100 on Friday. So interesting that there are almost "NO" videos going over the basic setup and how to use the G100 - sort of an intro intro into the basic of the G100.. getting starteed guide. I saw the Lumx academy stuff. but that really doesn't cover much. Thanks for these little bits of content on the G100.

Great video, thanks to Jane and yourself. 🎉🎉🎉

Marlene - what about ASA? lol

Should I trust in focus peaking? I like to make focus in the eyes when interviewing someone. I leave the focus peaking on, everything looks perfect but when I see the video, it is blurry. How is it possible?

You should clarify that your aprature changes only when shooting wider than f/4 while zooming. Your videos are always helpful when I'm researching new lenses and cameras. Thanks!

Marlene what is that custom silicone button on the record button please.

Very kool! Yes, took a trip to Route 66 last weekend, had a blast!

My problem is seeing the individual images of a burst well enough on the camera display to pick out the ones I want to save (e.g., a hummingbird flight burst). I'd like to just upload all of the images from the burst onto my desktop Imac so I could see them well enough to make my favorite selections - then delete the rest. So, is there a way (my camera is a Lumix DC-ZS200D) to easily break the burst down into all of the individual images? That way I can export them en masse to my desktop Imac for more scrutiny. As is is, I have to select and save each image one by one so I can then export them all. But saving them all one by one is very laborious. Anyone please chip in if you know how. I can't seem to find a Panasonic community forum to post the question there. Thanks!!!

Just to be :) What an amazing location / find :)

Very nice Marlene.. this is really the essence of the creative process we all want in our own way. I too have a few little rustic inspiration spots. I see you are actually employing the S9 in the way I think it was truly designed to be used.. just a peaceful, excellent video..

Reflectively reminds us that when our gear is not the subject, we can really begin to see! Seeking life in the hidden places has rewards that, if you're lucky, you can get beyond words to share. Masterful, Marlene❣️👍🙂

Yep, creating stuff for the sake of creating stuff, is "my jam". Basically sums up everything in my little eclectic corner of UA-cam. Out of curiosity, how would some of those images turn out as B&W?

very rustic location, there was something similar to this here in the UK and have taken a photo of a car from the late 50s just rusting. it looked like it was for parts for an art installation or sculpture.

Enjoyed! A relaxing start to the day! Btw..,I noted some wonderful work on Jane’s website too!

Beautiful video...even with my G85 + Lumix Leica 100-400mm Combo ,I could get sharp snaps at 1/250 ss for a bird sitting still and if the light is low, i get way with 1/60 ss in burst mode to keep the ISO low...I shoot Jpeg +Raw and this slows down the Frames per second but gives me the option to process the Raw image with DXO Photolab Elite which has a fantastic Lens correction for sharpening the image according to the camera + Lens combo , and also superb AI Demosaicing/Denoise (Deep Prime XD) that cleans up High ISO noise ...and it does not take time to edit raw images and coupled with NIK collection it offers a big step up to get the snap as vivid as we wish it to be....I am thinking of upgrading to the Lumix G9 II and am interested in your views on the step up that this would offer in terms of image quality (on account of increased resolution, dynamic range,etc)...Thanks

3:10 just like my home. Lots of junk. You should move in there.

Nice quiet location with a earthy old worldly feel and beautifully capturing it on paper and camera ...Have not seen any Birding videos from your end with the G9 II camera Lumix-Leica 100-400mm Combo...Birding is a sure fire way to be in the moment and find oneself as we await the birds to show up in unexpected ways ...Cheers.

A huge thank you for this video which influenced my decision to purchase a unit for myself. I am so glad I did, and that I took your advice to order direct from Kodak for big savings! It arrived in good time, with low-cost shipping just as you had said. But the best part is rediscovering all those lost memories -- faces and long-ago moments previously trapped in inaccessible media.. My family is so pleased with the results of just the first few films -- I clearly have many hours of scanning and editing ahead of me! So... Thank You!!

In about a week. I will be buying a used G9. I will never use any B&W mode as I prefer my own Photoshop custom settings for B&W; usually Infrared. I love the Japanese engineers who give me auto focus but not the engineers who think that their choices are the ones I want

Lumix S9 is the worst camera for photographer, especially for a beginner; it has no mechanical shutter, no viewfinder, and no hand grip---it don't have dick, let alone its being a "gateway to fullframe." The Lumix S5 or S5 II would be a good gateway camera, not the Lumix S9, which is a piece of shit.

Does this fit on an olimpus pen ft film camera?

Hi, I know this is an old(ish) video but I recently bought a used G9 and your posts have been invaluable. The Custom modes are really useful BUT I have one question/issue. I find it so easy to accidentally catch the rear dial on the top plate and not notice. My C1 is set up in Aperture Priority at F8 (plus loads of other bits and bobs) but after I've picked it up/put it down a few times the apeture can by anything and I've not noticed. Do you know of any way to 'lock' the rear dial so my fat thumbs can't accidentally change it? Thank you.