Testseek.com have collected 94 expert reviews of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2.
December 2010
(82%)
94 Reviews
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Overall picture quality, Overall video quality (1080 50i and 720p), Very fast autofocus in photo and video modes, general responsiveness, Swivel LCD touchscreen, large electronic viewfinder, Plenty of micro fourthirds lenses now available
Very (too) noisy shutter release, Battery life a little on the short side, Electronic viewfinder: accuracy, fluidity and dynamic range could be better, Proprietary USB 2 connection
The Panasonic Lumix GH2 ticks all the right boxes but falls short of a five-star score due to its limited battery life. This camera is great for taking photos and fantastic for shooting videos. It's versatile and effective while still being compact, li...
As with the GH1, the Panasonic GH2 price will no doubt discourage a few. Current Panasonic GH2 prices are a penny shy of £1100 with the 14-140mm lens, but a significant portion of that cost is accounted for by flexibility and video-optimisation of the ...
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Published: 2011-02-10, Author: Lori , review by: asia.cnet.com
Excellent video quality; articulating display with generally good touchscreen interface; variable frame-rate movie mode.
Annoying AVCHD-imposed limitations for video; no way to lock AF area on touch screen; middling battery life.
Versatile for stills and video, Ability to shoot at true 50fps, Touchscreen LCD is responsive and complementary in use, Quick and accurate autofocus, Better lownoise performance, New Cinema mode shoots 1080/24p at a high 24Mbps
ISO still stuck at ISO16003200 as upper usable limit for images, 1080/50i bitrate limited to 17Mbps
The Panasonic GH2 is perhaps the most 'layered' camera we've reviewed. At its most basic level, it works well as an advanced consumer model; switch on iA mode and anybody can use it as both a photo and video camera. Unfold the GH2 however, and you can rig...
Versatile for stills and video, Ability to shoot at true 50fps, Touchscreen LCD is responsive and complementary in use, Quick and accurate autofocus, Better lownoise performance, New Cinema mode shoots 1080/24p at a high 24Mbps
ISO still stuck at ISO16003200 as upper usable limit for images, 1080/50i bitrate limited to 17Mbps
The Panasonic GH2 is perhaps the most 'layered' camera we've reviewed. At its most basic level, it works well as an advanced consumer model; switch on iA mode and anybody can use it as both a photo and video camera. Unfold the GH2 however, and you can rig...
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The Panasonic GH2 is perhaps the most 'layered' camera we've reviewed. At its most basic level, it works well as an advanced consumer model; switch on iA mode and anybody can use it as both a photo and video camera. Unfold the GH2 however, and you can ...
