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Hey, no worries and thanks for commenting 👍

I've just used the Pocket 3 and Mic 2 at a wedding and the audio was incredible. Speech outside in the wind, no wind noise. Super loud cheering as the bride and groom entered reception, no clipping. Mic attached to registrar during ceremony, picked up all 3 voices clearly. Impressed!

@@NickStubbs For normal talking there would be no clipping. But here is my test for loudness relatively to Mic Gain settings: ruclips.net/video/pEKjQTVX4fQ/видео.html

​@@SergSpaceVery interesting. I'm going to go back and listen to the original audio from the mic 2 that I left on stage and compare it to the internal mic...

I think so. If you set AI Servo and then "subject tracking", you should be good. Remember to go to the AF Menu Tab - > AF5 - > Initial AF pt set for Face + Tracking and change that from AUTO to manual selection. Changing this setting allows you to place the AF area over your subject via the touchscreen which initiates subject tracking and you’ll see that the camera places a shapeshifting box around your subject and track it across the frame.

@@NickStubbs Thanks for this, I managed to get a pic of a 380 landing, think I made a mistake following it moving with the camera,

You're welcome sir! Glad it helped 👍

It should be on the base of your camera?

Depends on the temperature of the environment but I would think so.

Yeah. It is a little pricey 😒

Close. It's the 24-105 @ 85mm f4 👍

Thanks. 4k50 ISO 100 (as it was so bright). Auto exposure and white balance...

Excellent, thanks for commenting Stephen (and I still have my old GH5 too : )

Great. Glad you got it sorted 😁👍

Cheers for commenting and good question. I would definitely commandeer a couple of family members to practice this with before a wedding but here's my take. They will be walking fairly slowly so you don't want the focus "hunting" as they walk. I would start at the default (middle) settings for both, I.e. not too fast or slow, and see if it keeps track. I think it should do as any minor focus transitions, if any, will be too slow to notice but if you do, slow them both down a notch and test again. I would only speed up if I was chasing kids around playing at the wedding or filming any closer but faster moving subjects. As for the mode/focus area, I would choose a custom size that fits both people in as they walk. Using the above should mean minimal hunting with both people in focus and to ensure that, I would use an aperture of around f5.6 if you are relatively close. Hope this helps 👍

@@NickStubbs Thanks. I’ve been using Zone Mode {although I don’t like the range being capped} Shooting between 16mm-24mm (gimbaled) so far but have not played with the speed or sensitivity yet. I really want to drop my 28-70 in the situation at certain locations I am shooting. Thanks for the content it definitely sparked a thought process for me.

​@@moneyboys2010Good lens choices. I use the 24-105 which is great for weddings.

The audio was very good. Best when I left the mic 2 on the stage and not moving around...

@@NickStubbs Cool !

@@NickStubbs You left Mic 2 on stage?! Ok. What was in Camera Microphone Gain settings?

I think it was just standard, normal, average. It was the 32 bit float that worked like a charm. Used the Mic 2 at a wedding on Saturday and the audio is spot on from the 32bit. No peaks during cheering/clapping etc. Love it!

@@NickStubbs But that means you've recorded audio simultaneously to microphone internal memory, moved WAV file from mic to computer and synchronized it with audio. Is that what you did? Because this is hoe 32 bit Floating would work.

You're welcome Doogie. Panasonic are going from strength to strength 👍

Thanks Trini and no, the only clip that had any processing was the girl singing which was slightly brightened. Other than that, all straight out of camera.

@@NickStubbs looks awesome

​@@TriniWeekesIt's an amazing little camera 👍

Thank you and you're very welcome 👍

I haven't tried, no. It's strange that you can't do it with mirrorless? I'm going to have to dig deeper now and try it myself 😁👍

Had a quick look around and it seems the rings might not be available for mirrorless cameras 🤔

@@NickStubbs Thanks for checking! I think it has something to do with the sensor being so much closer. I've made a workaround with using extension tubes and also the Raynox DCR-250 Super Macro Snap-On Lens. But I really miss just flipping my 50 mm around!

​@@JayneRohlfingNice one, and nice workaround 😁👍🙌

😁 Thanks. Those images were supplied by Zhiyun.

@@NickStubbs Ahh I see! I was going to ask you what that shoot was like! Thanks for the reply. 👍🏾

Touch screen. Stunning camera in all regards 👍

@@NickStubbs thanks for quick answering, Im really fall in love with this camera, although I have dslr canon 77d and planning to move into mirrorless world, so I searched a lot and find this piece of treasure 😊

Take it from me, you will discover a whole new world and passion for photography (and video) with this camera.

I used the "natural" profile for that shot. In fact, that's the profile I used for the majority of my time with the camera. It seemed to give great results off the bat, but still very editable. Sadly, I didn't have time to test VLOG but I'm sure by using that, along with more extensive grading, the image would have been even cleaner 👍

Nice one Steve, what do you use yours for?

@@NickStubbs Coming from mostly drones & fpv, I found myself watching a tonne of videos on cameras over the course of a few months last year, particularly this one. Suddenly developed an interest in general videography and filmmaking not only by air. Got it for myself for my 40th, then did quite a few passion projects to practice right away with it and since then I’ve used it for work on some shoots too. Don’t want to spam/link anything in your comments, but I posted a short video I did of a burger joint opening night in December and really happy with how the camera did.👌

​@@LowryDroneography-SteveJust watched it, nicely done sir! Lovely, clean footage. I was impressed with the low light video myself, even at 10,000 ISO. Great camera 👍

@@NickStubbs Nice one, appreciated! Yeah its so clean, that was all on the 50mm prime mostly at 4000 ISO I think (can’t fully remember!). Yeah your lowlight footage was so nice, its just very impressive and enjoyable to use too. Also if you shoot any fast panning shots in APSC mode, you should get a fairly improved rolling shutter performance over the full frame too. And it still looks so bloody good in APSC.

Cheers, look forward to playing some more once I buy it 👍

Not on this model, no. There have been a lot of new models since this one came out 👍

I wouldn't use this camera any more. The tech is so outdated and the image quality isn't up to scratch any more. Avoid. There are better cameras out there 👍

That's cool that you bought the mark ii. It was a groundbreaking camera in its day and the quality is still superb. Have fun with it! 👍

You're welcome 👍

You're welcome Gary 👍

Hi Dela, thanks for commenting and I'm glad it still helped...7 years later 😁👍

@@NickStubbs it did 😁👌

Thanks 👍

You are welcome@@NickStubbs

Cheers 😁👍

It's certainly a blast on stormy days and a great place to chill on good days 👍

Hi there. Sorry, I can't say for sure. I recently upgraded my computer set up and have yet to re-install Autoloader but I must say, I really miss it having gone back to the old ways of editing. I'm teaching today but will get in touch with him this evening or tomorrow as I need to update my software.

I see what you did there 😅

There's a few alternatives out there worth looking at 👍

Hi Raphael, I didn't actually take it after all that. I took a smaller camera and travelled much lighter through the trip. Glad I did in the end.

Thanks for your reply, Nick !@@NickStubbs

Nice one, good to hear and yes, I'm still using the GH5 along with the S1H 👍

Thanks for your feedback Valentin and enjoy the lens 👍

You're welcome EL and thanks for the feedback 👍

Thank you 👍

You're welcome and thanks for the feedback 👍

I would say both will work well for stills but just watch out for the blue streak from the anamorphic lens.

I'm not sure of any alternatives and yes, many modern cameras have certain features such as time lapse that would give the MIOPS a run for its money. However, you may struggle to find cameras capable of triggering via laser or sound for example.

Ooh. Good question, I'll have to check it out 👍

Let us know if you find out more about this! Having a lot of issues desqueezing vertical since you would get vertical black bars@@NickStubbs