Panasonic is a photokina 2016 "LUMIX GH 5(GH 5) "reference exhibited, but only revealed were slight specs such as" 18 million pixels of 6K photograph "," 8 million pixels / 60 fps continuous shot "and ...

Panasonic's Lumix GH5 is a very thorough and exciting upgrade from the wildly popular GH4 micro 4/3rds camera. A prosumer-grade video rig in disguise as a stills shooter, it takes some of the most ...

Panasonic has come to CES with numerous major announcements, including full specifications and information on the much-anticipated GH5, five new Micro Four Thirds zoom lenses, a compact GX850 MFT ...

When Panasonic first unveiled its 4K powerhouse GH5 camera, it seemed to promise 6K, 30fps video. That only turned out to be a burst mode for stills, but now, Panasonic has actually made good by ...

Panasonic's two-and-a-half-year-old GH4 has long been a darling of the low-budget filmmaking set. It delivers excellent quality video – better in most respects than what you can get from a DSLR – in a ...

During the 48-hour period we spent with the camera it was a real pleasure to use. The grip was comfortable and even though the new camera is heavier than the GH4, it didn’t feel noticeably so. All the ...

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The GH5 II doesn't represent a massive change in concept or capabilities. For the upgrade, Panasonic stuck with the same image sensor, a 20MP Micro Four Thirds imager with support for 4K60 recording ...

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The GH5 II doesn't represent a massive change in concept or capabilities. For the upgrade, Panasonic stuck with the same image sensor, a 20MP Micro Four Thirds imager with support for 4K60 recording ...