Testseek.com have collected 111 expert reviews of the Panasonic Lumix DC-G9 and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Panasonic Lumix DC-G9.
December 2017
(89%)
111 Reviews
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Abstract: Panasonic wants its new Lumix G9 to be the GH5 for still shooters; a small, light, fast and flexible alternative to traditionally bigger cameras for outdoor and action photography.In reality, it's a direct competitor for the Olympus E-M1 Mark II and an in...
Excellent spec sheet, Superb value for money, Brilliant viewfinder,
Some may expect more than 20MP, Some Android users may want NFC, Large body (for a MFT camera),
The G9 is a flagship camera for good reason. Although many of its new features have previously surfaced elsewhere, it's the fact that the company has managed to combine them all into one very reasonably priced model that makes it so appealing...
If Panasonic feels that it hasn't quite been getting through to enthusiast-level shooters in the same way Olympus has – and specifically those still wedded to their D-SLRs – the Lumix G9 is the camera to do it. On the outside it's the most traditionally-s...
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Published: 2018-03-29, Author: Thomas , review by: gadgetguy.com.au
Serious about still photos, but still keen on a bit of UltraHD videography as well? Then check out the Panasonic Lumix DC-G9LEICA. You'll be well rewarded...
Night mode, Shoulder-mounted information display, 6.5-stop stablization, 0.04-second autofocus, Weather-sealed design
Videographic capabilities not as robust as GH5
The Lumix G9 doesn't hit the same highs as the a9 but, if you're scared by the price-tag of the latter, this is a more-than-serviceable alternative at a third of the price...
Overall, we consider the G9 the best camera Panasonic has made so far, particularly for enthusiast photographers who are mainly interested in shooting stills but also like to take high-resolution movies occasionally. It's also the best-equipped M4/3 camer...
Abstract: But where the GH5 has been designed primarily for shooting video, the G9 is mainly for stills. That's not to say users can't record movies with it; the G9 supports 4K recording at 3840 x 2160 pixels. But it lacks the professional video capabilities of the...
Camera companies wont like me for saying it, but in my experience, choosing any camera to shoot adventure and expeditions means accepting compromise somewhere. Thats not to say you are necessarily compromising on image quality, but the physical nature o...
Huge range of Micro Four Thirds lenses (incl. new 200mm f/2.8 Leica) ensure top image quality, Massive viewfinder and useful vari-angle LCD, 4K video and 6K stills modes, Super-fast burst modes, Accomplished continuous autofocus, Pinpoint AF mode
Viewfinder eyecup could fit tighter, Optional battery grip should offer two batteries, Smaller LCD screen than GH5, Smaller sensor than some rivals, No 'super raw' with post-focus adjustment (like Canon 5D IV)
The Panasonic Lumix G9 doesn't only step up what mirrorless cameras can do - surpassing even the Fujifilm X-T2 in many areas - it successfully places itself in among the DSLR elite. It's a very impressive bit of kit indeed.However, having already describe...
