why isn't the GX7 supported by Silkypix Pro5 developer studio for Panasonic??
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This question should be best answered by the developers of SilkyPix. However, a quick search on their site indicates that it does support the GX7: http://www.silkypix.eu/supported-cameras/
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Have the Freetalk Conference HD with my Panny TC-P42GT25, which is the oldest TV Panasonic made that can Skype. As an earlier reviewer stated, you have to update the camera software to make it compatible with any Panasonic device that has web app capability. Even though the link in the previous review was deleted by Amazon, I was able to find the update. Contrary to what one would assume, this firmware update is NOT on Freetalk's website, but is actually on Panasonic's. Just go to support for Panasonic and search for Freetalk 7181 update. Download it and run it with your camera plugged into the computer. If this camera works with my TV, it should work with anyone's Panny device. Have the Freetalk Conference HD with my Panny TC-P42GT25, which is the oldest TV Panasonic made that can Skype. As an earlier reviewer stated, you have to update the camera software to make it compatible with any Panasonic device that has web app capability. Even though the link in the previous review was deleted by Amazon, I was able to find the update. Contrary to what one would assume, this firmware update is NOT on Freetalk's website, but is actually on Panasonic's. Just go to support for Panasonic and search for Freetalk 7181 update. Download it and run it with your camera plugged into... » Read More Have the Freetalk Conference HD with my Panny TC-P42GT25, which is the oldest TV Panasonic made that can Skype. As an earlier reviewer stated, you have to update the camera software to make it compatible with any Panasonic device that has web app capability. Even though the link in the previous review was deleted by Amazon, I was able to find the update. Contrary to what one would assume, this firmware update is NOT on Freetalk's website, but is actually on Panasonic's. Just go to support for Panasonic and search for Freetalk 7181 update. Download it and run it with your camera plugged into the computer. If this camera works with my TV, it should work with anyone's Panny device. « Show Less
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I'm talking about the Gh2 also. I've had mine since Christmas. Amazon has had them off & on for a while now. It's a great camera. Wish I could figure out how to use everything on it. I guess in time:-)
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Thank you! It can be so difficult finding out about Mac compatibility of these devices. Why doesn't Olympus publish this information?
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Hi Pietro,After spending countless hours trying to get Skype to work on my gtablet I finally called Viewsonic support. They told me that the gtablet does not support Skype and they have no plans to support it in the near future.Sorry.Kelli
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Hi John, The earlier version of the product is without G sensor and support up to HD. Current version we're shipping is with G sensor and support up to FHD ( 15 frames ). thanks Marie
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Not sure if being on an older G5 Mac is an issue or not. It could be. I have an Itel Mac with a newer version of Final Cut. But maybe this will still help. I had to download a free software program called Mpeg Streamclip. It converts the files into a format that works in Final Cut. At least it works for my Final Cut Studio 2 on an Intel Mac. It is one extra step, but it works out just fine. I have edited footage from this camera many times that way. Best of luck.
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I managed to get it to work after quite alot of messing around.Move the 'open source' folder on the macam download into the quicktime folder ASWELL as the .component.I had to re-Re-install skype and maccam, and presto! seem to be much better quality than the iSight i also have benn loaned..
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Am a Panasonic GX7 user, would not know for sure, but have read the posts of the purple flare using Panasonic lenses with the Olympus camera.
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iPhoto on my older G4 recognized the camera, no problem, but I switched to using Image capture to download them b/c the photos weren't last in the iPhoto library like they should have been. Haven't seen any mention of how to change the date on the camera but maybe the software lets you?
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Yes. http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
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It works with my Lumix G3, I understand the GF range has common connections with the G range. One way to find out for sure is to see if Panasonic sell the same Panasonic timer for the G and GF range....I think they do.
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The "app" that's available for downloading only lets you print through the app i.e. you cannot use the printer with other applications such as iPhoto or Aperture. This is incredibly limiting and I wouldn't recommend buying the GL10 until this is fixed.
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But if it is a non-standard format, it should not be forced on us. At lease the camera should give me an option which format I want to record to. Some Panasonic models do give you options.
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You can find your answer in the future the same way I did, by going to Panasonic.com, searching for your camera, clicking on "Get Support", "accessories", and then scroll down to the flashes. The link is http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/DMC-G5KK?t=accessories , which gives you some choices.
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Hi, the earlier version we're shipping is without G sensor and supports up to HD. current version is with G sensor and support up to FHD ( 15 frames ). These are two more functions of the machine.thanks Marie
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Hello Mary: To begin with, the camera you have is a Point & Shoot model (P&S), or all-in-one type. These kind of cameras are convenient because you can take them anywhere - in a pocket, purse, or whatever. But they have tremendous image quality tradeoffs and they employ a very, very small sensor. They often wind up displaying more levels of image noise and other artifacts than more advanced models. The GX1 is a Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Model of camera. It employs a much larger sensor and this translates into much larger per pixel sizes. As a result, the GX1 displays much less noise and does very, very well at much higher ISO scenarios. Yet it is still a very light camera, and depending on the type of lens you put on it, it can also be very compact. Now, most people who have a small P&S camera and want to "move up" tend to initially be leery about getting a larger, more advanced model. But you shouldn't be. This GX1 (I have two of them because it is such a nice model) will net you pictures that can knock your socks off - it's that good. When you get one, you can just put your camera into Program or Automatic mode, which means the camera makes all the decisions for you. But as you gain more knowledge, the camera grows with you, and once you really know what you're doing (assuming you're an amateur), the GX1 will really open up your eyes to what it can do. I can't speak highly enough of it and I do lots of photo work in various scenarios. I currently use around 20 different advanced cameras, yet the GX1 is one of my favorite models. And lately, with the almost "give-away" prices, you'd be a fool not to get one. If you want to see some photo samples taken with the GX 1, you can just email me at: benherrmann@centurylink.net and I'll gladly send you some so you can see the rich color tonality and nice definition of photos that this camera can generate. Ben Herrmann Fuquay Varina, NC 27526