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Testing cinematic shots on a mobile phone

When we moved from Irving to Euless, one of the first things I noticed about this house was the water taste. I can't remember if it was better or worse, but I could tell that it tasted different. I immediately purchased a filter and today I was curious where the city gets the water from. I found the below PDFs on the city's website. 

http://www.eulesstx.gov/publicworks/docs/2016%20Water%20Quality%20Report.pdf

http://www.eulesstx.gov/publicworks/docs/2015%20Water%20Quality%20Report.pdf

http://www.eulesstx.gov/publicworks/docs/2014%20Water%20Quality%20Report.pdf

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I purchased this camera on Black Friday '17. At the time, I was researching a few cameras and when I saw the sale, it was a no-brainer.

It's a wonderful camera with beautiful lenses. I should probably mention that this is my starter camera. I initially bought it for cinematography purposes but I feel it has a 70/30 (photography/cinematography) ratio. This is mainly due to the one gripe, yet an important one, that I have with this camera. That is the "focus hunting". You can find videos online that discuss this nuisance. For the first couple months, I didn't hit this roadblock, but yesterday when I wanted it to stay in focus as I was sliding back, it just would not.

You can certainly work around this "defect", but for such an expensive camera, I am a bit puzzled they would release it with this flaw.

My #1 neff (nephew - the oldest) and I goofing around in summer 2015.