Exploring the Gx8 and images (anyone can post in this thread...
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I think it's still my favourite camera body in terms of ergonomics. Joystick is the only thing I'd add to it's physical layout.
Please give us an update, Panasonic-san. Or a FF version - show Sony how the A7C should really have been made.
Please give us an update, Panasonic-san. Or a FF version - show Sony how the A7C should really have been made.
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I loved the GX8 just didn’t like the clunky shutter
Would have bought a Sony A7C if it had been a lot better - mainly if it had a viewfinder like the GX8 rather than the pitiful thing it ended up with for which there is no excuse with the additional space they had with a full frame camera - can’t understand the thinking behind that !
Would love Panasonic to release an updated GX8 with similar viewfinder better shutter and slightly improved buttons - would definitely buy !
What's this sorcery gatherings without masks... God I miss normal street photography
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I think it's still my favourite camera body in terms of ergonomics. Joystick is the only thing I'd add to it's physical layout.
Please give us an update, Panasonic-san. Or a FF version - show Sony how the A7C should really have been made.
The Gx8 is just this coffee.
Gx8 + P12-35
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And - just for fun --- two more recently taken with the GX8---
The first, taken on the Rogue River - of a Salmon leaping high into the air as it goes back up the river--
The second, looking down on the river itself, from a height, more of a river landscape--
This camera has a such a remarkable EVF that the process of trying to previsualize the photo I want to take - becomes easier when I raise the viewfinder to my eye.
The first, taken on the Rogue River - of a Salmon leaping high into the air as it goes back up the river--
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The second, looking down on the river itself, from a height, more of a river landscape--
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This camera has a such a remarkable EVF that the process of trying to previsualize the photo I want to take - becomes easier when I raise the viewfinder to my eye.
And a FF sensor?
...along L-mount...And a FF sensor?
Yes that would surely be a killer camera - could even be done roughly within the dimensions of the GX8 I would think -And a FF sensor?
Come on Panasonic do it
...along snap on rings (not adapters) to swap L and m43 mount for crop lenses compatibility!
Random shots, in part because I took it on a brief wander whilst waiting for my sons guitar lesson to end. Tweaked jpegs.
The form factor is still great. A black box with offset viewfinder.
The form factor is still great. A black box with offset viewfinder.
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