Hi Mr Joseph, can you ask your buddies @ Panasonic when is the 400Mbps codec coming to the GH5? The summer is here and I can't wait! :D Thank you.

14:15 I lol'd at the 400mm lens thing :D

You asked me to add this to the comments after the show;

How much data do you use when live streaming with the Mevo ?

Jospeh, I know you haven't messed with adapting lenses and using Metabones adapters, but I know a lot of video guys are doing that with the GH5. One of the common questions I have found on the forums is about focal lengths, crop factors, speed boosters, and using them with the in body stabilization. I put together a doc that helps full frame lens users understand the effective focal lengths on the GH5 (technically all M43 sensors) as well as what to input into the In Body Stabilization when it prompts you when using manual lenses. Here is the link. Free for everyone!
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7ek70KgMA3MSmpGQy1zUG1od2M

Should add a Plex entry for photo Joseph gh5 training

I am looking for a camera bag for my GH5 and not sure which one would be best as I can't find one that is big enough to fit my gear to carry it around easily as I like going to places like coastal areas, mountains, forests on small boats on the sea, etc... I need one that can carry my GH5, Tascam 701-D audio recorder, several lenses (Olympus 12-40, Olympus 60mm Macro, Panasonic 100-300mm, Panasonic 12-35mm lenses), Sennheiser ME66 Microphone, Rycorte Super Softie Windshield, XLR Cab;es for Mic, several ND filters, an external USB battery, USB cables and extra batteries. Maybe also a Metabones Adapter and a EF lens or two like a Sigma 105mm EX DG Macro or a Canon 100-300mm lens. Also maybe a way to attach a small tripod to it to carry around too. Can you help?

I have a small-ish backpack at the moment which I carry the microphone, XLR cables around in and can carry filters too, but then I have to keep taking the mic and windshield out of the box in the bag and keep setting it up again when I want to walk from one area to another, which is inconvenient.

6:58 - When I have used my GH5, a couple of times mine did get quite warm, once I was indoors in a large bird hide taking videos of birds in 4K with my Panasonic 100-300mm and shot a bunch of 2-4 minute videos and some photos and noticed it was getting quite warmer the more I used it, it wasn't particularly warm in the hide though, but it didn't overheat. Another time I was using it on a beach in full sun at around 83F temperatures and it again got quite warm as the sunlight was directly on the camera, but didn't overheat.

for the next Q&A, I've been searching for a system of flash for my GX8 but i didnt get any ... profesional 'feeling' on the products for strobe or burst, and like salves with a remote, can you recomend any flash and remote? thanks