High Resolution Mode 2 - initial thoughts on this feature issued with the Panasonic G9 firmware 2.0 скачать в хорошем качестве

High Resolution Mode 2 - initial thoughts on this feature issued with the Panasonic G9 firmware 2.0

The release of the firmware 2.0 for the Panasonic Lumix G9 saw the introduction of many new features and in the words of many it felt almost like we were getting a new camera. One of the new features is the High Resolution Mode 2. This new mode is supposed to be able to adjust for moving subjects when taking photos with High Resolution Mode. I've often been asked if I used the High Resolution Mode on the G9 and what I thought of it. In the past my answer would generally go something like... It's a nice feature but most landscapes have moving elements and I don't generally carry a tripod on multi-day hikes so it's not really for me. My usual method of shooting landscapes is to select the appropriate focal length for a portrait orientation and shoot a series of photos stitching them later in a software. Because of the excellent IBIS of the G9 and the more robust options for landscape photo stitching available now a days this method works very well. So how will this new High Resolution Mode 2 compare to my usual method? Is it a game changer or just a gimmick? Let's find out.