Panasonic Has a Major Problem
September 2, 2025
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as posted by the channelFor a video centric company, Panasonic for some reason has the most oversharpened look straight out of camera. Least cinematic camera possible. Even with sharpness turned all the way down, you get this way too sharp look, and way too saturated reds, bad skin tones etc. You can make it look good, it just takes a lot of adjusting. It's weird for a company that has been focused on video for so long, to basically have the opposite of a cinema cam look.
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