Josh tests out the new flagship stills camera from Panasonic to see how it performs. We go to Bryant Park’s Winter Village ice rink to test out the autofocus performance. Then later we test video stabilization in Times Square and the Dual IS II stills image stabilization on a New York City rooftop with views of the Chrysler Building. Shot on the Panasonic G9 itself, with the Olympus 12-40 and Panasonic Leica 12-60, an Olympus E-M5 II, and a Sony FDR-X3000. Street photography stills shot with Panasonic Leica 15 1.7. 0:33 Camera Features3:33 Autofocus Stills Tests6:34 Stills Image Stabilization10:16 Other Camera Features and Gripes and Final ConclusionsHosted by Josh Weiss (@LeftLensCapOn Instagram). Missing this episode, Alison Grasso (@grassowhat Instagram)Follow us on Twitter at:https://twitter.com/@thecameraprojCheck out our website:thecameraproj.com To see the gear we shoot with:http://thecameraproj.com/gearTo see Josh's Street Photography or see information about upcoming workshops, visit http://joshweiss.photography

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