#lumix gh4

Video recording has always been one of the strongest suits of the Lumix G MILCs and Panasonic remains hard at work to make sure that it stays that way. A testament to that is the recently announced Lumix DMC-GH4 which combines a compact weather-sealed body with 4K recording capabilities. From a hardware stand point, the GH4 looks very identical to its predecessor the DMC-GH3, but just a tad shorter. The GH4 also inherits the magnesium body of previous model, as well as its resistance against dust and water (splash). Panasonic may not have changed a whole lot on their brainchild’s design, but the GH4 received a significant overhaul underneath its compact frame. Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 specs: 16MP Live-MOS sensor Sensor Type: 4/3 (17.3 x 13 mm) Venus IX image processor Contrast Detect AF w/ 49 AF points ISO 200 – 25,600 60 sec. As you can see on the image below, the Interface Unit adds a significant bulk to the GH4, but it’s still fairly small compared to the big ass cameras that some professional videographers lug around. Panasonic has yet to reveal the official pricing and release date of the new Lumix GH4, but they promise that they will keep the price below the USD2,000 mark. Read more in our articles including "Panasonic outs GH4, first MILC that shoots 4K clips" and "vivo X200 Pro: Shots in Great Wall of China and Summer Palace".