Evolving from the GH5’s high performance, the LUMIX G9 achieves the highest-ever image quality in photo shooting by elevating resolution, gradation and color reproduction with its 20.3-megapixel Digital Live MOS Sensor without a low-pass filter. Novem(Newark, NJ) – Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company is proud to introduce a new flagship Digital Single Lens Mirrorless camera, the LUMIX G9 that boasts outstanding mobility with ultra-high-speed response. Panasonic LUMIX G9 - The Ultimate Photo Shooting Cameraįeaturing High Picture Quality, an 80-megapixel High Resolution Mode and 6.5-stops of compensation with or without Dual I.S. The DMW-BGG9 grip will arrive at the same time for $349. The DC-G9 will ship in January 2018 for $1699 body only.
Prolevel 2000 Bluetooth#
Bluetooth 4.2 LE maintains a constant connection between the camera and smartphone and a basic app can be used as a remote shutter release. Using the Panasonic Image App you can remotely control the camera, automatically transfer photos and copy settings from one G9 to another. While most cameras are still using 802.11b/g/n, the G9 uses the modern 802.11ac standard.
An optional battery grip holds an additional DMW-BLF19, bringing the CIPA number up to 800 shots. This mode improves battery life by roughly 2.3x. A 'power save LVF' mode puts the camera into sleep mode when the EVF is not in use, and the camera turns on instantly when the shutter release is half-pressed. The G9 is powered by the same DMW-BLF19 battery as the GH5 with a CIPA rating of up to 400 shots per charge. The G9 can use its video capabilities to capture both 6K and 4K stills.
Prolevel 2000 full#
You can shoot slo-mo video at up to 60 fps in 4K and 180 fps at Full HD. It samples the full width of the sensor for all resolutions, which means no crop and higher quality. On the video front, the G9 can capture UHD 4K video at up to 60 fps, with a maximum bitrate of 150Mbps. Ports include HDMI, microphone, headphone, flash sync, USB 3.0 (Micro B) and wired remote. The camera has two SD memory card slots, both of which support UHS-II media. A 3" fully articulating touchscreen LCD is also available. The OLED electronic viewfinder is downright enormous, with a maximum magnification of 0.83x equivalent and a resolution of 3.68 million dots. Direct controls include a lockable mode dial with a sub-dial for drive mode, an AF-point selection joystick and function switch for quickly swapping settings, similar to what's found on some Olympus cameras. The G9 has a sturdy metal body that's sealed against the elements and freezeproof to -10C/+14F. The G9 samples the full width of the sensor for all resolutions, which means no crop and higher quality. The buffer allows for up to 50 Raw images to be captured in a single burst. The camera is capable of shooting bursts at 20 fps with continuous autofocus using its electronic shutter (9 fps with mechanical) and 60 fps with single AF (12 fps with mechanical). There's a refined 'Depth from Defocus' AF system on the G9, which offers 225 selectable points and improvements in both speed and subject tracking. Panasonic claims that this system still offers that level of stabilization at wider focal lengths when using non-stabilized lenses, and maintains it at longer focal lengths with those with built-in IS, where it can use 'Dual I.S.
The G9's image stabilization is as good as you'll find on any interchangeable lens cameras, capable of reducing shake by up to 6.5 stops. If 20 Megapixels isn't enough for you, the G9 is able to shift its sensor (more on that below) eight times to create an 80MP Raw image with ultra-high resolution. Geared for high-speed capture at up to 20fps, the G9 offers the same 20MP Four Thirds sensor as the video-centric GH5, but with tweaked image processing for better JPEG image quality.
Prolevel 2000 professional#
Panasonic's new Lumix DC-G9 is the company's first mirrorless camera aimed specifically at professional stills photographers.
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