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Published: 2017-12-19, Author: Phil , review by: techradar.com
6.5-stop image stabilization, Up to 60fps burst shooting, Large viewfinder, Great grip and handling, Dual UHS-II card slots
ISO range could be broader, Reduced screen size compared to GH5, Battery level not shown as a percentage
Aimed at enthusiast and semi-professional photographers, the Lumix G9 is certainly very competitively priced at £1,499 / $1,699 / AU$2,499 (body-only); you get a lot of camera for your money. Panasonic has made a sensible move with the Lumix G9. The GH5...
Very fast frame rates, Small, light lenses, Rich, vibrant photos, Bright and clear viewfinder
Small sensor, Relatively low pixel count, Large body for a CSC, Comparatively short battery life
The G9 is the best Lumix camera to date and a cracking choice for wildlife or action photography. Naturally, there's a trade-off with that Micro Four Thirds sensor – as great as the G9's images are, they're not on a par with with a full-frame camera, par...
ISO range could be broader, Reduced screen size compared to GH5
In the Lumix G9, existing users of the Lumix system now have a very tempting, feature-packed high-end model to aim for, without necessarily feeling they're paying for a load of advanced video tech they may not need...
With the Lumix G9, Panasonic has developed its most advanced camera for stills photographers. I walked away from our brief hands-on session very impressed. It certainly looks capable of doing what most serious amateurs, and enthusiasts want: to capture sh...
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...
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Published: 2017-11-08, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
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 mirrorless cameras up a step, in some areas and for some photographers it'll have more appeal than a pro DSLR. It's a very impressive machine indeed.Whether it's existence as separate from the Lumix GH5 is entirely...
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 mirrorless cameras up a step, in some areas and for some photographers it'll have more appeal than a pro DSLR. It's a very impressive machine indeed.Whether it's existence as separate from the Lumix GH5 is entirely...
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...
Very fast frame rates, Small, light lenses, Rich, vibrant photos, Bright and clear viewfinder
Small sensor, Relatively low pixel count, Large body for a CSC, Comparatively short battery life
The G9 is the best Lumix camera to date and a cracking choice for wildlife or action photography.Naturally, there's a trade-off with that Micro Four Thirds sensor – as great as the G9's images are, they're not on a par with with a full-frame camera, parti...
