Lumix 85mm f1.8 Review Part. 1

Panasonic's new Lumix 85mm f1.8 is a cost-effective portrait-length lens. But at such price - what are the trade-offs? There have to be some. Right? I compare this lens to the Sigma 85mm f1.4 DG lens I reviewed previously (at double the price and three times the weight - but a great lens), and the legendary Canon 85mm f1.2L (at three times the cost) (!!!), as well as a comparison to the MFT legendary Leica Nocticron f1.2. The Part 2 video is more detail into the tests I did (particularly AFC) and without much editing. Talking head portion of this video was shot with the GH5 and the Lumix 25mm f.17 0:00 - Intro 1:20 - First impressions - from August 2020(!!) 2:08 - Disclaimer 2:43 - Reference/Comparison to other 85mm lens I use (Sigma and Canon) 3:37 - TL;DR - WOULD I EVER BUY THIS LENS? 4:04 - What you get with this lens 4:35 - Day one tests... in the rain, and bokeh ball image #1 5:25 - Landscapes with an 85mm? 6:06 - Selective Focus and the perils of Depth of Field 7:52 - Flare example 8:09 - three examples of Sun Stars 8:20 - Chromatic Aberration rabbit-hole begins.... 9:15 - Chromatic Aberration and the 85mm Lumix f1.8 (good!) 9:25 - Chromatic Aberration and the 85mm Sigma f1.4 DG (good!) 9:39 - Chromatic Aberration and the 85mm Canon f1.2L (surprisingly less good) 9:51 - Chromatic Aberration and the 42.5mm Leica f1.2 Nocticron (85mm FF equiv) (not good) 10:10 - Vignetting and compensating with "devignetting" 12:15 - Sample shoot with People, at -8 Celsius, in the dark 13:21 - Shooting "the duck" at very high ISO with Human and Animal Tracking 14:22 - Samples of Video Bokeh (compared to the Sigma and the Canon) 15:00 - Summary For more AFC samples at different frame rates, beside to take a quick look at the topics in    • Lumix 85mm f1.8 Review, Part 2 (more detai...