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The Ultimate Panasonic GH3 Guide
Hello dearest friends,
The new guide book and successor to The Panasonic GH2 Guide for Filmmakers is finally here! Please keep in mind that you must first register to OSGFilms.com before making the purchase, the guide book is a mere $22.99! Log in or register before the purchase and this will unlock the guide to your account. The wonderful benefits of doing it as a post is that Second editions or interment updates are free! Its the guide that keeps on giving. Unlike my last guide this one is much more than just text and images, it includes detailed videos and premium content. In the comments be sure to send feedback and ask more questions. I’m here for you =) and will take requests as the guide grows with you. After the purchase log back in and click on the tabs to see the content in each chapter which will appear below the tab you clicked.
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Cheers Orlando, great work! Just read it and am ready to take on the world with my Gh3. Well done.
Travis.
Thank You Travis! I am happy you enjoyed my book!
If you have any more questions later on, do come back =) . I will be updating with more content in the coming weeks too.
Hi Orlando, a friend of mine just bought a GH3 and is very much a beginner in relation to “dlsr” video shooting. Is this book geared towards the beginner or does it assume you have experience with the GH2, etc.?
Hi Laura
Its pretty much to the point on the basics with a few intermediate video tutorials.I do make comparisons to the GH2 at times but only in mentioning what has changed vs the GH3. I talk from a “this is your first gh camera perspective”
If you need more help or have more questions than what is in the guide i’m open to answering them right here on this post, that also part of the deal =) I am very responsive to your feedback and happy to help.
Thank you for the quick response. I will recommend your book to my friend. I currently have a GH2 and am on the fence about whether to upgrade to the GH3 myself. Can you tell me if the EVF is really as bad as I’ve been reading on the internet? I’m interested in using it for both still and videos (mainly of my kids) and am wondering if it’s worth the extra money. Of course if I do upgrade, I will make sure to check out your book! Thanks!
In my opinion the GH3 is worth it! I LOVE it. I loved my GH2 as well but this is an upgrade in every single way. I also love that i can use it in any weather and it does well with spills and such being weather sealed. Video and photo quality is also a huge upgrade due to flatter profiles and more accurate color which mean a lot to me for both professional and casual filming. Thank You for referring me =) talk to you soon.
Orlando,
Am much more into photo than video. Does your new guidebook cover both?
Also, if one purchases the guidebook can it be accessed from a tablet, laptop,
smartphone, etc, or do you need multiple licenses?
Thanks in advance and best wishes.
Paul
Hi
For photo it is still basic in that area but i do have a light room quick overview video but there is more to come on photo stuff. Updates are coming very soon =) more content !
To view the guide you have to log in. As long as you log in you can view it from any device that has internet however that is Assuming it supports embedded vimeo and rich content like that. If my free Panasonic GH2 Guide works then so will this! so test that out post first.
I just bought this, i like it! I will say It’s good but it can still be amazing with more work, i look forward to the updates. There isn’t another book out there of this kind for the GH3 yet so that’s good. Also other guides charge more for updates so that’s a good move on your part. Love that they are included for free so ill def give you some feedback soon. We are just getting started with our own productions so this will still definitively help us. Soon we wont beginners anymore, look forward to see what you do with it.
Thanks!
Thank You, i appreciate the feedback.