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Does this camera supports in camera LUTs just as the Lumix S9?

This camera is not usable for me. There is no bird recognition and the AF is too slow.

the most interesting thing is the zoom which starts from 20mm. However, I would have preferred a 1 inch sensor with a 20-600 lens

As you said you can achieve great results with this camera when it is sunny but otherwise the image quality is very poor

nikon p1000 still wins?

9:43 The zip on the jacket. Is it really that big in real life ? Damn I want a jacket with a zip that big. Looks awesome :)

No way!

Hi Richard, but not there is any difference with the previous model? Only a D in the name? 😅

Good work richard.But this cam is for my underständing unnecesseary.All wish from Panasonic a small mft camera and Panasonic make again and again mistakes in camera orientation. Best regards..

I have a G9 and the 100-400, but I really think I'll replace the lens with the 50-200 and the 2x teleconverter. I've been shooting recently at f/8 just to make sure I can handle losing 2/3 stops of light, and in most cases it's not an issue. In addition, there are MANY times when I wish my 100-400 wasn't quite so long, for instance when I'm shooting kids sports games or shooting either large animals or those which I can get close to. Being able to use the 50-200 alone and get the extra light in those situations would be great.

9:43, why is her zipper so big?

No 3.5mm mic input is a bit bummer. As well no usb-c power camera.... Overall not bad, but accumulating that little things here and there as a whole make it a bit questionable. And that's dumb because with little touch it could be really great camera, instead of "good". Doing "saving every cent" on little features will lead that it will be not that popular as supposed to be...

I want one....only if camera brands bring back bridge cameras

Just ordered a Sony RX10 MK IV. Does feel like the brands have sorta given up on this segment of the market of little pocket rocket all-in-1 bridgecameras/superzooms. Even this or the new Leica compact feel like they're just going though the parts bin and slapping something together, but it's hardly convincing to meet 2024 expectations. The RX10 MK IV feels like the last and very best of it's kind. People say to buy it now while you still can. And so I did. I have fond memories of my Canon SX1 IS and Panasonic FZ1000. Went M43 for a few years, but old tech of ILCs and more modern and capable smartphones like Xiaomi x Leica and Vivo x Zeiss has kind of made it a chore to carry equipment around. The latest generation of Panasonic cameras has certainly made it more interesting again, but I'm curious to see if my money is better spent on this ancient legend by Sony, especially with a safari honeymoon coming up.

Is it worth me upgrading from my original fz82?

Wish they updated the sensor to at least a new 1/2.3 sensor

I've owned FZ200/300/1000 - all excellent. I know the FZ80 was sometimes criticized as not being as good as these models, mainly for being a bit blurry on its longest focal length, in part due to its image stabilization. I wonder if this has been improved in this model. I recently had a chance to revisit the FZ300, and use it alongside an APS-C Fuji setup X-T2 with a Tamron 18-300 (approx 28mm-450mm in 35mm equivalent). The FZ300 actually faired quite well in the right lighting, showing very good detail. The smaller sensors always lose out on color and dynamic range though, and that lends to a certain look that can appear washed out or blown out. Colors are not as vibrant either. In the bridge class, perhaps the best all-rounder are the 1" sensors. The FZ1000 (both I and II models) are incredible cameras, fast focusing with high-resolutions files with a good degree of dynamic range. IQ on these isn't too far behind some of Panasonic's micro-four thirds sensors from the mid-2010s - which is still very good. Bridge cameras continue to fetch high prices on the used markets, including even the old FZ200. Sony's last high-end bridge camera the RX10 IV still holds its value and quality, but I don't think we will see a new model from them. Leica has recently come out with the D-Lux 8, arguably a Lumix LX100 II with a few additions and quality-of-life upgrades. While it would be nice to see some sensor improvements on these types of cameras, I think we can now say that the biggest improvements to image quality are going to come from post-processing in terms of AI / neural net algorithms. Lightroom denoise and Topaz, are just scratching the surface. Soon you will be able to take quite noisy and blurry images and have them reconstructed with any type of lighting, detail, weather condition, lens type etc. Depends on how you want to create. For purists who want the best image quality straight-out-of-camera, they aren't going to be looking at these type of cameras anyways. My main reason for no longer owning a bridge camera are the flexibility/control an interchangeable lens body allows, better image quality, but also the availability of lenses like the Tamron 18-300. Not only can the Tamron 18-300 exceed the focal range of the FZ1000 but it will even match the range of the FZ300/330 once the overall pixel size of the image is factored in. Importantly, a lens like the 18-300 is a manual zoom rather than zoom-by-wire (common on most bridge cameras) so I find this much better suited for faster subject acquisition. The new Zoom acquisition on the FZ80D is a nice touch though, If I did own a bridge camera now, it would probably be a Sony RX10 IV or the Nikon P950, but the FZ80D deserves a look especially with these quality of life updates and given the continual improvements in post-processing technology.

the sensor is 4:3 when shooting even 1080p video OF COURSE there is a crop to 16:9 so focal length is no longer 20mm (at 4:3 sensor). it becomes 22mm

Lightweight Super Zoom == Super Fun, if it's has sharp quick auto focus it will be good, I hope they fix that weird shuddering roller shutter that coming through on your video footage before they release the camera

Saweet! Ill have to watch later. I seen you mentioned Bridge on Geeky Nerdy. Very intresting !🎉Thank You

Imagine if they had put the new 32 bit float into this!

I’m hoping for a 1” sensor phase detect AF bridge camera from Panasonic, especially if it had great ibis for wildlife video. An fz2500iii would be fantastic. Or if I’m really dreaming, a completely new model: an MFT phase detect AF bridge camera.

The camera has not yet appeared on the market, but it is already obsolete

I had a Canon 560HS with basically similar specs, same sensor size, 21-1360mm optical zoom. I decided to go for an M50m2 for these reasons: The small sensor. Aperture range at tele was 1 stop, at wide 2.5 stops, not good enough. I hated the motorized zoom, always over or under shooting. Then it had no touch screen but that i.s resolved with most of the new cameras. Basically I wanted a greater range of options and better image quality. IMO lenses over 400mm are for special cases and are difficult when used hand held both in terms of camera shake and following moving objects.

Hello, thank you very much for the video, I have a question, I am looking for a camera with good optical zoom but I want it to make 4K videos that I can mix with other 4K videos.. What do you recommend, the Canon SX70... the Nikkon P950 or this camera? which recently came onto the market...thank you very much...greetings from Chile

back to dfd and no 10 bit. and just 100mbps. could have been a good camera, instead it seems they thought they could get away with 8yr old tech or such.. kind of a joke of a camera, in 2024

Good review. Not sure if there's enough to justify upgrading from the original FZ82. Why drop the WiFi option in 2024? It seems a very strange decision

Thank you for your video and your work, I am enjoying it for years. but this footage made me sad . it remind me a disposable film camera quality. sorry for my English keep on the good work. ❤

Btw an Affiliate link to TTArtisan New Zealand online store? I noticed in one of your other videos you showed this. Interested in buying this lens and would like to be able to use your affiliate link in NZ. Laurie. NZ.

Aha Plano M42-L/T. Adaptor! Stopped video and zoomed in. Thanks. Laurie NZ.

This is a very interesting release by Panasonic. Some odd decisions like dropping the WiFi in 2024! 😂 I'm tempted to get one for my son to get into photography without going for a mirrorless camera with interchangeable lenses. Thanks for the detailed review 👍🏻

Hi, did you get the L-mount adapter here in NZ? I have been checking online and no one has them here. Ttartisan NZ might have but greyed out now for the M42 one. Also which one? Some specify they maintain infinity focus and others no mention? I will need to get the adapter first. Apologies for all the questions, thanks Laurie NZ. 😊

My Adapter not work after Zf body update to version 1.2, can not take photo, the shutter can not press, Techart TZM-02 no issue at all after update to 1.2

What a waste of resources Panasonic 😞

I'm rather confused about why Panasonic even bothered with this release. This follows the same theme as the G100D, a similar rehash of a camera with only a new EVF and USB-C port. Still, these cameras are better to have as options rather than nothing at all.

Great review. One of my favourite film cameras was a Chinon bridge camera back in the late 80s. I loved that camera (apart from the expensive batteries) because it let me take good photos in a fun way and had a zoom built-in. The same with digital cameras - the superzoom bridge cameras are just what some people need. They are fun, good in general situations, no issues with changing lenses, and can take some good photos, in much the same way as the Lumix LX and TZ cameras did. Nice to see an updated version. (Also, they seem to retain some resale value from looking around the place).

Richard, Thank you for your content. We will all celebrate when you cross 100k subs. Keep the faith.

Wish it was 1” sensor instead of 1/2.3 😢

Amazing zoom! When I was younger I was always amazed at how movies could zoom so close or far compared to my Nikon 200mm lens

It feels good to be on the right path

Richard, are you able to check the sync speed for flash? Bridge camera tends to have leaf shutter, so even in low light situation or high dynamic range situation, we still can use flash

good review. It's nice to see panasonic keeping this line alive. I hope they add more computational photography features like high resolution mode or HDR RAW through multishot, or even Dynamic Range boost like g9ii. There's definitely a market for high end small sensor camera when you need a lot of Depth of Field (think product photography)

24:14 Wery cold WB in this examles, it's not nice

I hope they add that zoom assist to all their cameras, it seems like a nice idea.

No focus range limiter or preMF setting ?

P950 is still my choice for bridge camera.

Hey Richard, i have a question, why some people especially the youtuber and people like to spend money, doesnt just use camera like this or a Panasonic HC-X1500 camcorder when they want to shoot wild animal photo and video, they do it mostly in day time and at most just in evening, the image quality womt be much different, just less overexpore in some area and more contrast, they often do it for fun too, some even just take video of them, hence, why they still choose bigger sensor mirrorless, is it because lf the hype and not much marketing for these kind of bridge camera ans camcorder which make tjem forgotten?

I have the Sony Equivalent to this camera and I also have the original Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ1000. So I don't get anyone's excitement about Panasonic bringing back the even smaller sensor Camera. It's going to cost about $480. I would not advise any newcomer to go back in time to those Tiny Sensor Cameras. Nothing less then 1 inch sensors cameras is Bare Bones these days. So I would rather see Panasonic focus far more on version 3 of the FZ1000. That and the LX100M, also version 3. I can't believe there is STRONG demand again for Tiny Sensor Cameras when folks already have their so called Smart Phones.

No wifi? Thats a deal breaker for me. This isn’t 2005.

Hey Rich thanks nicely done. With this FZ80D it looks like Panasonic has gone back to the drawing board with its line of point-and-shoot bridge cameras, considering this new camera closely resembles its FZ82. I wonder if we'll continue to see a renewed release of this line, and I have high anticipation if we'll see an updated FZ2000/2500, Panasonic's most premium bridge camera engineered with a large 1" inch sensor. Coupled with higher f-stops for stabilization, If then I wonder will Panasonic offer faster internal media, by way of a CF Express B card found on its mirrorless camera lineup? This would help to ensure the most significant amount of information captured by such an all-around stills/video solution? More than the body info, it would also be keen to know the actual lens info you're using when recording these episodes, as well? Cheers!