A Practical Guide to Shooting Video on Panasonic GH5 & GH5S

A Practical Guide to Shooting Video on Panasonic GH5 & GH5S

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Description:

Hello and welcome to this practical guide to the Panasonic GH5, G9 and GH5S cameras!

I have spent two years shooting, testing and researching this camera and accessories. My GH footage has been shown on the big screen locally, on BBC Television and across the web.

In this course you are given the approach developed from that time that will enable you to get professional results in a range of scenarios: low light / event shooting / cinematic etc.

Whilst researching I felt like the educational content out there was a bit vague- they showed how to operate the camera but not how to get the BEST from it.

You will get the best settings to use and I will show you around the most important parts of the camera.

The course is packed with sample footage, explanations and testing to help give you the understanding you need to be confident.

It also includes:

– 5 free LUTs designed specifically to enhance the GH5’s Natural, Cine-D and V-Log profiles

– Course notes, including my custom picture profile settings, my button configurations and checklists you can use in the field

– Course slides

– My own GH5’s setup file that you can load on to yours to set up your camera for video with pre-loaded Custom buttons.

It’s designed to be modular so that you don’t need to watch everything before being able to go out and put it in to practice. For example you can quickly learn how to get the best out of the camera in low light and then come back to learn about how to use it in event-style shoots (‘running and gunning’) when it’s relevant if you prefer to learn in chunks.

Many accessories and lenses are considered with examples given so you can make informed purchasing decisions and hopefully save money!

Thanks for your consideration and enjoy 🙂
Who this course is for:

People new to the Panasonic GH5 and GH5S cameras that want to know how to get the best out of them. Especially those without much experience filming video on DSLR or mirrorless cameras.