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LUMIX Live View Composite: Pure Magic for Night Photography

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Lets learn how easy it is to do long exposure night photography (with no guessing!) using the new Live View Composite on the LUMIX G95! (feature is also on S5 and G100). This amazing new tool feels like cheating-- its so visual and you literally get to watch your image build on the camera monitor and you just stop when it looks perfect! I can't wait until July to do some epic fireworks shots with this!
Filmed and edited by SuzetteAllen, Lumix Ambassador
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24 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 15

@Valerossi0 2 года назад

panasonic would do a great job to make this available to the g9 also. the camera deserves it :)

@mmartel Год назад

This is a very, very cool feature, thanks for the tutorial. Just tried it out on my G95 tonight for the first time and it produces some fantastic night imagery. Thanks, Panasonic!

@davidaldridge6870 2 года назад

Excellent, Suzette. Many thanks for a succinct explanation and demonstration

@tomd4260 Год назад

I have an S 5 and in constant view the rear display lags so bad that it's unusable at night

@JenniferKlinger Год назад

Thanks for the full explanation. Very helpful

@HerrThomasE 2 года назад

Thank you very much for our amazing clear instructions!!!

@JamSaya Год назад

Great tutorial👌👌👌

@jgrossnicklaus Год назад

Suzette, thanks for the cool video. However, as an a Lumix Ambassador, would you know if Panasonic will be adding this feature via FW update to the G9? Many of us G9 owners would love to have this functionality in our cameras.

@KevinMullarkey 5 месяцев назад

How do you get rid of the annoying lag on the S5 LCD monitor? It's impossible to adjust the composition without seeing 'dancing' lights all over the screen. Never had thi sproblem with my Nikon D7100