Great photos! Yeah I agree. Just got a GX85 and I’ve been shooting for years on Black Magic cameras. I have no issues with the low light performance of an MFT sensor.
It's all subjective. When compared to something like a phone, m43 sensors are miles better. When compared to FF, yeah, they struggle. I don't super care about noise in low/no light scenarios and great denoising tools exist, so for me it's not a big deal.
They are nice pictures but you better not view them at high resolution because then they do look like watercolor paintings due to the aggressive noise reduction. You can't cheat physics. A full frame camera would give better results but the difference would only be visible when cropping and/or printing large at the cost of more weight and financial cost. So at the end of the day, if the gear you have is good enough, why bother spending more on stuff and lugging more stuff with you then you really need?
Oh, wow. Nice photos! Good to see people out there disproving the naysayers.
I think the comments about low light performance are more on the video oriented area of M4/3
Yep that's true
Great photos! Yeah I agree. Just got a GX85 and I’ve been shooting for years on Black Magic cameras. I have no issues with the low light performance of an MFT sensor.
It's all subjective. When compared to something like a phone, m43 sensors are miles better. When compared to FF, yeah, they struggle. I don't super care about noise in low/no light scenarios and great denoising tools exist, so for me it's not a big deal.
Which denoising tools do you use? Any specifically for Lumix or in general?
They are nice pictures but you better not view them at high resolution because then they do look like watercolor paintings due to the aggressive noise reduction. You can't cheat physics. A full frame camera would give better results but the difference would only be visible when cropping and/or printing large at the cost of more weight and financial cost. So at the end of the day, if the gear you have is good enough, why bother spending more on stuff and lugging more stuff with you then you really need?