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I liked this product because in the exterior location control the sun and the colors in your camera looks more clear and the image.

I bought this flash not to use with an Olympus camera but to use with two Panasonic cameras that I own, the G1 and GH2. The flash unit works well with both these cameras. Most importantly, the TTL-Auto mode in which the camera controls the flash settings works as advertised. The wireless control mode doesn't work, but that's the fault of the Panasonic cameras, which don't have any built-in support for wireless flash control.

This is a well built camera that is easy to use. The AUTO mode does an excellent job of exposure control even under artificial lighting. Electronic view finder is also easy to adapt to. Would recommend this camera to any user that wants a top notch camera with plenty of user selected options.

I'm using the Pocket 2 Creator Combo to record dance rehearsals so the dancers can review the choreography. I used to use a GoPro 8 Black but got tired of lockups requiring battery removal and the wireless connection with my iPhone breaking and then not bring able to control the camera anymore. The final straw was GoPro removing critical functions like whitebalance and color mode control from the app. The Pocket 2 was a breeze to set up and it delivers a fantastic picture with far less noise than the GoPro did. The fact that I can pan the camera remotely and put a small wireless microphone on the choreographer while she gives instructions are a huge plus - with a COVID mask on and distance between her and the camera, her voice would otherwise barely be audible in the videos. The only downsides are that the Pocket 2 tops out at 60 fps even in 1080p mode, and that the included storage case is useless when having the Do It All Handle attached. I found the tinyRigs Travel Case, which solves the second issue and is a real bargain at about $20.

Before I begin: I participated in an Advocate Program on behalf of Panasonic USA. I received product samples as part of my participation. All opinions are my own. Highlights: Sharp focus, responsive and easy UI, timelapse mode, simple WiFi image transfers, in-camera RAW converter, good zoom, great image stabilization at full zoom, tiny size, abundance of buttons/wheels I travel a lot. Being on the road for nearly two years taught me two things: you should always have a camera ready to go, and DSLRs with multiple lenses get heavy, fast. If you want to hike, walk, explore a city or spend a day at the beach, switching lenses or lugging a 3-5 pound beast around your neck will be annoying after about 5 minutes. Enter the 1-inch sensor ZS100, weighing just 11 ounces with battery and memory card, with a 25-250mm zoom equivalent lens that focuses fast and shoot sharp images. For landscapes, macros, portraits or even selfies, using the ZS100 is a breeze. If you leave the camera on Auto, you'll end up with a pleasant picture taking experience, and some above-average quality pictures. When you start to learn the manual modes, however, is when you'll get the most out of this little powerhouse. As a photog I know my way around the buttons and dials of a few cameras, which made the ZS100 a delight to use - with two user-configurable dials (one near the shutter button, and another larger ring around the lens base), you can control manual focus, aperture, ISO sensitivity or a host of other functions you might want to change quickly. There are also four user-programmable buttons, which I use for ISO control, quick WiFi control, 4K photo mode and timelapse mode. The ZS100 provides familiar features for smartphone users and advanced features for anyone who wants to experiment with photography more. I highly recommend buying a small, light tripod as well. If you want to print your photos, have a good zoom, be able to share on social media quickly, this is a great buy.

remember to make sure that the camera is in the right mode to accept the remote control. we didn't test the limits of the range, but it was a great thing to have to use for self-portraits along w/ our gorillapod and for some very long exposures. but what a great accessory for a great price!

This system was purchased for a church that wants to be able to move the system to a secondary location for special events. I made the mistake of experimenting with the camera communication option and lost control of the cameras. We had to use the camera remote to reset the camera to defaults to regain control. Now, the system is working great.

We shoot out on location a lot, so it comes in handy when you can't control the wind.

Always use in Studio where power is available to save batteries for location sessions

I'm new to the game, but this camera rocks.