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LUMIX GH4 “Spin, Drift” in 4K by Bryan Harvey

Olympus OMD EM10 Mk II review at ThePhoBlographer.
Panasonic GX8 test at Mobile01.
Win An Olympus OM-D E-M10 II Plus 14-42mm EZ Lens (ePhotozine).

Ray:Your European readers may be interested in a story about a very European tradition taken up in Australia. The camera used was an E-M1 with 14-35mm f2 and 35-100mm f2 lenses (most of the shots were with the 35-100mm f2) and the video at the end was taken with the E-M1 and 7-14mm f4 hand held. The old 4/3 lenses still do great duty on the modern m4/3 cameras and are still well worth considering, should they come available at a good price.
http://australianimage.com.au/wordpress/index.php/blessing-of-the-bikes-2015-pt1/

KickShark: KickShark announces its Kickstarter campaign for its new MagicJib handheld multi-axis motion video tool for DSLR and smaller cameras.
Full information and media assets are on the Kickstarter campaign page, here:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kickshark/2040244112?token=edc62de6
MagicJib early bird backers can get the MagicJib and a shoulder stock extension for only $119, an $80 savings.
MagicJib is a product from KickShark in Nashville, Tennessee, a new product development and accelerator program.

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