can u shoot video in a raw format?

The GH5 does not record RAW video, but 4:2:2 10bit internally & using the VLOG-L picture profile can get you a similar dynamic range. You can also output to an external recorder, like a Ninja, Assassin or Odyssey to record in Apple Prores to get similar flexibility as RAW video. Every other amazing feature makes up for the fact that it does not shoot in RAW. Voted the best indie filmmaking camera of 2017.

I'm new to shooting with dslr & need a recommended lens for the gh5. range is <$1000. what's your go-to lens for most of everything?

I will be using the Olympus F2.8, 12-40mm lens, I really like this lens because it covers wide to telephoto, since its a zoom lens. Another really great aspect is that it has a constant 2.8 aperture, meaning that if you use it at 40mm or at 12mm the amount of light coming through the lens is the same. Lastly what is important to me is that since micro four thirds cameras are half the sensor to the standard 35mm sensor, the larger the aperture the more shallow depth of field is possible (which is really the downfall of a smaller sensor)...... Another possibility is the Panasonic 12-60mm f2.8-4 which is what this camera is being marketed with, and is a good option but in another way. The Panasonic comes with image stabilization that is suppose to pair well with the Panasonic GH5 bodys in camera stabilization which is a plus, but at the same time it's not a constant aperture. This means that when you zoom in, the light coming in through your lens will decrease, which is truly annoying especially for video work. But another plus is that its zooming capabilities extend to 60mm, or 120mm compared to a 35mm sensor, and this is an extremely versatile range to have available. Overall they both have some pros and some cons, but the Olympus might be cheaper especially if its used since its its been out a couple of years, and the Panasonic is just now being released. Hope this helps.

I've had my gh5 since it came out, the only problem i have is that it overheats. and i'm wondering why, do i have a defective camera?

Yes. Definitely something is wrong. I have run mine for literally 3 hours non-stop recording drag racing with the cameras (I have 3 Gh5s) on tripods in the sun. I have never had one overheat after several hundred hours accumulated over the years. The only thing I have had happened is the sun shining on the screen got it so hot it turned black, but comes right back if you flip the screen so its in the shade

I'm getting a green light on my charger when i insert my exhausted battery. is this normal? or do i need to exchange my charger?

Green light means it is charging, when the light turns off, it is charged. Not a very intuitive design.

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Q: I'm new to shooting with dslr & need a recommended lens for the gh5. range is <$1000. what's your go-to lens for most of everything?

I will be using the Olympus F2.8, 12-40mm lens, I really like this lens because it covers wide to telephoto, since its a zoom lens. Another really great aspect is that it has a constant 2.8 aperture, meaning that if you use it at 40mm or at 12mm the amount of light coming through the lens is the same. Lastly what is important to me is that since micro four thirds cameras are half the sensor to the standard 35mm sensor, the larger the aperture the more shallow depth of field is possible (which is really the downfall of a smaller sensor)...... Another possibility is the Panasonic 12-60mm f2.8-4 which is what this camera is being marketed with, and is a good option but in another way. The Panasonic comes with image stabilization that is suppose to pair well with the Panasonic GH5 bodys in camera stabilization which is a plus, but at the same time it's not a constant aperture. This means that when you zoom in, the light coming in through your lens will decrease, which is truly annoying especially for video work. But another plus is that its zooming capabilities extend to 60mm, or 120mm compared to a 35mm sensor, and this is an extremely versatile range to have available. Overall they both have some pros and some cons, but the Olympus might be cheaper especially if its used since its its been out a couple of years, and the Panasonic is just now being released. Hope this helps.

Q: I've had my gh5 since it came out, the only problem i have is that it overheats. and i'm wondering why, do i have a defective camera?

Yes. Definitely something is wrong. I have run mine for literally 3 hours non-stop recording drag racing with the cameras (I have 3 Gh5s) on tripods in the sun. I have never had one overheat after several hundred hours accumulated over the years. The only thing I have had happened is the sun shining on the screen got it so hot it turned black, but comes right back if you flip the screen so its in the shade

Q: I'm getting a green light on my charger when i insert my exhausted battery. is this normal? or do i need to exchange my charger?

Green light means it is charging, when the light turns off, it is charged. Not a very intuitive design.

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ASIN	B01MZ3LQQ5
Are Batteries Included?	Yes
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Aspect ratio	16:9
Auto Focus Technology	Contrast Detection
Autofocus	Yes
Autofocus Points	225
Available Memory Slots	2
Bit Depth	10 Bit
Box Contents	Camera Body Only
Brand Name	Panasonic
Camera Flash Type	No flash
Camera Lens	Zoom lens with optical image stabilization, 200mm minimum focal length and a maximum aperture of f/4 for good low-light performance.
Colour	Black
Compatible Devices	Computer, smartphone, tablet, external storage
Compatible Mountings	Micro Four Thirds
Compatible mountings	Micro Four Thirds
Continuous Shooting Speed	12
Crop Mode	4:9 PM
Customer Reviews	4.5 out of 5 stars 303 Reviews
Digital Scene Transition	Fake
Digital Zoom	4 x
Digital-Still	Yes
Display Type	LCD
Effective Still Resolution	20.3 MP
Expanded ISO Minimum	50
Exposure Control	Aperture Priority, Manual, Program, Shutter Priority
File Format	MP4, AVCHD
Flash Memory Bus Interface Type	UHS-I
Flash Memory Speed Class	Class 10 or UHS-I
Flash Memory UHS Speed Class	3
Flash Memory Video Speed Class	V30
Flash Modes Description	Red Eye Reduction
Focus Features	Contrast Detection Autofocus
Focus Mode	Continuous-Servo AF (AF-C)
Focus Type	Auto Focus
Form Factor	Mirrorless
Global Trade Identification Number	00885170307100, 00885170307124
Hardware Interface	AV Port
Has Color Screen	Yes
Has Self-Timer	Yes
ISO Range	200-25600
Image Capture Type	Stills & Video
Image Stabilization Type	Dual
Image stabilisation	Dual
Item Weight	1.6 Pounds
JPEG Quality Level	Fine
Lens Type	7.87 inches
Light Sensitivity	ISO 25600
Manufacturer	Panasonic
Maximum Aperture	4 f
Maximum Shutter Speed	8 seconds
Media Types	ProductImage, Video
Minimum Shutter Speed	1/8000 Seconds
Model Name	DC-GH5KBODY
Model Number	DC-GH5
Model Series	GH
Movie Mode	Yes
Network Connectivity Technology	Wi-Fi
Night vision	No
Number of Diaphragm Blades	9
Optical Zoom	1 x
Optical zoom	1 x
Photo Sensor Size	Micro Four Thirds
Photo sensor technology	CMOS
Product Features	4K Video Recording
Real Angle Of View	10.2 Degrees
Rear Webcam Resolution	20.3 MP
Remote Included	No
Screen Size	3.2 Inches
Self Timer	10 Seconds
Sensor Type	CMOS
Shooting Modes	Automatic, Program
Skill Level	Professional
Specific Uses For Product	Photography, Videography
Supported Image Format	JPEG
Supported file format	MP4, AVCHD
Total Still Resolution	20.3 MP
Total USB 2.0 Ports	1
Total USB Ports	2
Touch Screen Type	Capacitive
UPC	885170307124 885170307100
Video Capture Resolution	2160p
Viewfinder Type	Electronic
White Balance Settings	Auto
Wireless Technology Type	Bluetooth
Write Speed	12 fps
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