The Panasonic GH6 is here and it brings with it some significant upgrades and new features over the GH5. Check out what you can expect in this great video review.
Coming to you from Gordon LaingThis great video review will look at Panasonic Lumix GH6″ Mirrorless Camera. The GH6 comes with many improvements and new features, including:
- 25-megapixel sensor with over 13 stops of dynamic range, no low-pass filter, and intelligent moiré removal
- Internal 5.7K 30p Apple Pro Res 422 HQ
- DCI 4K at 60p with 4:2:2 10-bit
- Unlimited recording time
- 100 megapixel high resolution mode
- 75 fps continuous shooting with electronic shutter and AFS
- 14 fps continuous shooting with mechanical shutter and AFS
- 8 fps continuous shooting with electronic shutter and AFC
- 7 fps continuous shooting with mechanical shutter and AFC
- 300fps slow motion footage in 10-bit Full HD, up to 120fps at 4K
- In-body 5-axis image stabilization with up to 7.5 stops of compensation
- Triples the AF processing speed of the GH5
- Contrast-detecting depth-detection autofocus system 315
- Face, eye, head, body and animal recognition
- Over 12 stops of dynamic range in V-Log, which can be increased to over 13 using Dynamic Range Enhancement Mode
- Wide range of anamorphic lens features, including storage for up to 10 lenses for ready-to-view footage
- 48 kHz 24-bit with built-in microphone, 96 kHz 24-bit using external microphone
- 4 channels of audio output via HDMI
- Waveform display, vector scope and luminance dot meter
- Time lapse mode
- Focus switching, frame indicator and frame markers
- Safe zone markers, vertical position information, center marker options and magnified live display
- 3.0-inch 1.84m-dot tilting LCD monitor
- 3.68m-dot OLED electronic viewfinder with 0.76x . equivalent magnification
- Dual type B/SD CFexpress memory card slot
- 360 shots battery life
- Weather Design
- 5GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0
- USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C
- HDMI Type A
- 3.5mm . headphone jack
- Other possibilities come through firmware updates
Check out the video above for Laing’s full thoughts on the new camera.
