William Innes, a Panasonic LUMIX Luminary photographer, specializing in wedding photography has divorced himself from heavy, bulky full-frame DSLR cameras and hitched himself to the Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera system.
William avoids what he calls the wedding camera hangover effect caused by caring heavy full-frame DSLR equipment around, but thanks to the compact, lightweight nature of Micro Four Thirds mirrorless lenses he is hangover free. His transition away from full frame DSLR’s and onto mirrorless photography came after experiencing several key benefits key to his needs. Those key benefits include super sharp lenses like the Leica 42.5mm and Leica 12-60mm and a camera like the LUMIX GH5 with dual card slots, wifi, and the ability to shoot with lower ISO thanks to the innovative Dual Image Stabilization 2.0 mode. William feels he now feels everything he needs in this new marriage, “and then some”.
Enjoy William’s interview and experience what inspires his photography in stunning 4K resolution.
Featuring Photography by William Innes
Documentary Shot on LUMIX GH5 by Griffin Hammond
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How do you "take an exposure reading off the dress?"
just gave me a little more confidence to shoot a wedding this week With my GH5 all the local photogs ken telling me I'm nuts and my images will be garbage. thanks
Such an incredible stills camera! The GH5 gets so much praise on the video side, and rightfully so. But, on the professional stills front Lumix has hit it out of the part this time.
I love Lumix Cameras. The GH5 is very good for filming.
Nicely done!