Mirrorless Camera Settings Indoor Concert

This camera does it all very well. Photos for a variety of settings, concert, wedding, sports, it handles like a champ. For video it has all of the features I would personally want, and the IBIS is really helpful for handheld shots without needing a gimbal or other equipment.

This is my first Fuji Camera and first mirrorless. My last camera was a Nikon entry-level DSLR around 10 years old. It was time for an upgrade. This camera is compact but packs a big punch. I'm amazed by how much you can customize through the settings. Taking some time looking through the menus and exploring the settings before you take it out makes a world of difference. I also took some time to create my own custom film sims which makes shooting so much fun and creative. I practice film photography and having this digital option with somewhat traditional dials complements my film practice perfectly.

My shoulder appreciates the lighter camera. This is my second Sony mirrorless camera. It was easy to learn the settings.

So far this has done an awesome job on pics!!! I got this camera as my first mirrorless and I am not disappointed. I have not tried to record with it yet so I am not sure of the jitter issues I heard can happen with focus tracking. Panasonic did release a firmware update on 11/16 to correct. The menus are easy to work with and customization is fantastic. There are 2 custom settings on the main drive dial and the second one will allow for 3 setting. That's 4 total settings to switch too. I am looking forward to working with this camera and combining it with my Nikon d7200 lense with the 4/3 to F mount adaptor. This camera is making for a nice combo with the D7200.

If you are looking for a Mirrorless Camera without spending over 2,000 this is a great option. The photos it takes are amazing and I love the custom user settings that can be programed to automatically go to any settings you choose, I use one for HDR and the other for Auto Bracketing exposure in Aperture Priority Mode.

I use this film a lot in low light/ indoor settings. It's pretty good.

Have used it in concert settings and for some astro photography, was money well spent. Clarity is just top notch.

Decided to buy a discrete system after having bad luck with a soundbar system from a four-letter (!) manufacturer. No regrets! Treated myself to a Sony STR-DH790 7.2-Channel A/V Receiver, the floor speakers in this review, a set of Sony SS-CSE Atmos speakers, the Sony SA-CS9 10 115W Subwoofer, Sony SS-CS8 2-Way Center Channel Speaker, a set of Sony SS-CS5 3-Way Bookshelf Speakers for the rear... These speakers sound really great in the system in our living room. You can listen to them at a low level and they give a detailed sound image, or you can blast them loud for that I am there - feeling without any distortion (that I can hear - granted, I stayed below the pain threshold for volume...). You DO need to take your time to adjust the settings in the receiver to get the best sound image in the room. If you take your time and go through all the settings and figure out all the settings/options on the receiver, the end result will NOT disappoint you. Have not watched/listened to a lot of movies yet, but my favorites so far are Das Boot and the end live-concert of Bohemian Rhapsody... The concert scene puts you in the middle of the audience - I can play that concert over and over just to be immersed in it.

I use this product in large concert settings. My band and I use it mainly for a click track, but they work great. For not being custom fit, they hold very well. I would definitely recommend these to anyone interested in buying them.

perfect for putting a camera anywhere. I use this for Concert Recordings. Hang a Camera almost anywhere.