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Whether your passion lies in capturing conventional landscapes, intricate macro shots, intimate portraits, or experimenting with torch light, the art of photography has something to offer everyone.
You don't have to break the bank on expensive camera gear to dive into this rewarding hobby. In fact, simpler cameras can often be more advantageous as they allow you to focus solely on the creative process, rather than getting bogged down by complex camera controls and menus. With the right tools and a creative eye, you can bring your vision to life and capture stunning images regardless of your level of experience or equipment.
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Read More: Panasonic Lumix FZ80/82 Accessories and Modifications
In this video I answer questions posed by viewers about the menu options and back button focus
Read More: The Panasonic Lumix FZ80/82, Your Questions Answered
In this video I look at the use of the in camera histogram and 18% grey cards for getting the correct exposure in tricky lighting conditions that usually "fool" the exposure metering circuit causing under or over exposure.
Read More: Getting the Correct Exposure on Panasonic Lumix Bridge Cameras
1-2/3 inch sensors, like those in the FZ80/82, FZ200, FZ300/330, do suffer from image noise as the ISO is increased. In this video I show a technique that will allow ISO's as high as 3200 - even in lo light- to be used and output some extremely low image noise. It even enhanced images at the ISO 80/100 values. I also show a way to get long exposures (up to 60 seconds) with the FZ80/82 which is normally limited to 4 seconds.
Read More: High ISO Image Noise Reduction with Panasonic Bridge Cameras
A dedicated video showing the accessories that you can use to create some great close-up images using the FZ80/82 camera.
Read More: Close up Photography with the Panasonic Lumix FZ80/82
How to set up and use the single point colour mode on Panasonic Lumix Bridge and M4/3 cameras. This is a useful, in camera, JPEG operation which allows you to select and isolate one single colour from you scene.
Read More: Single Point Colour Mode on Panasonic Lumix Cameras
In this video I take a look at manual exposure and how to use it and when.
Read More: Panasonic Lumix Bridge Cameras Revisted: Part 5 - Manual Exposure Mode
The final installment in my recent revisitation of the Panasonic Lumix FZ80/82 bridge camera. Some final thoughts and a demonstration of the kind of quality that you can expect to achieve using this camera.
Read More: Panasonic Lumix FZ80/82 Revisited Series: Wrap up & Image Samples
In the final part of this mini-series I look at shooting video with the FZ80/82. From the selection of the correct shutter speed for "cinematic" look and the use of ND filters to enable the correct exposure when using these lower than normal shutter speeds. I also look at getting better audio by using external recorders to overcome the fact that this camera doesn't have a mic input jack.
Read More: The Panasonic Lumix FZ80:82 Revisited Part 5:Shooting Video (new upload)
In the final part of this mini-series I look at shooting video with the FZ80/82. From the selection of the correct shutter speed for "cinematic" look and the use of ND filters to enable the correct exposure when using these lower than normal shutter speeds. I also look at getting better audio by using external recorders to overcome the fact that this camera doesn't have a mic input jack.
Read More: The Panasonic Lumix FZ80:82 Revisited: Part 5 Shooting Video
In this video, I take a look at some of the options available for shooting with flash. From the pop-up flash to external optical and radio triggered units and the choices for adding flash diffusers to create a softer light source. Concentrating mainly on flower/insect photography though the concepts are equally relevant for portrait photography and tabletop images.
Read More: The Panasonic Lumix FZ80/82 Revisited: Using Flash
In this video, I take a look at some of the options available for shooting with flash. From the pop-up flash to external optical and radio triggered units and the choices for adding flash diffusers to create a softer light source. Concentrating mainly on flower/insect photography though the concepts are equally relevant for portrait photography and tabletop images.
Read More: The Panasonic Lumix FZ80/82 Revisited: Using Flash
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