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Panasonic LUMIX GH6, 25.2MP Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds Camera with Unlimited C4K/4K 4:2:2 10-bit Video Recording, 7.5-Stop 5-Axis Dual Image Stabilizer, 12-60mm F2.8-4.0 Leica Lens - DC-GH6LK Black

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Features

  • Higher Resolution and Bit Rates than Ever Before: 25MP Sensor and Venus Engine with 100MP Hand-Held High Resolution Shot; 5.7K 60p, 4K 120p 10-bit video and all recording modes are no time limit
  • Incredible Image Quality and Versatility: Internal recording in Apple ProRes 422 HQ and 422 to deliver high image quality at low compression; Pre-installed V-Log/V-Gamut and +13-stops of dynamic range with Dynamic Range Boost
  • Unbelievably Stable, Even in Low Light: Powerful 5-axis Dual I.S. 2 provides up to 7.5-stops of correction
  • The category-defining camerapowerful, reliable, unlimitednow with higher resolution and bit rates than ever before, even more robust image stabilization, and other important upgrades for pro-level quality

Description

The LUMIX GH6 raises the bar! The new 25.2-megapixel Live MOS Sensor without LPF (low-pass filter) increases effective pixel count by more than 20% for high resolution, high-speed signal readout and wide dynamic range. The new image processor with doubled processing speed1 integrates New Intelligent Detail Processing, New 2D Noise Reduction, and High Precision 3D Noise Reduction for video to realize highly realistic image rendering. In addition, the color reproduction has been improved by high-precision 3-dimentional color control, brightness, saturation, and hue. The LUMIX GH6 provides pre-installed V-Log/V-Gamut and offers 12+ stops and even 13+ stops of wide dynamic range using Dynamic Range Boost mode.2 With 4:2:2 10-bit C4K 60p with unlimited video recording time, GH6 has 4:2:0 10-bit 4K120p, 4:2:2 10bit FHD 240p HFR (High Frame Rate) and up to FHD 300fps VFR (Variable Frame Rate) to reproduce dynamic motion of the subject. Dual Image Stabilizer 2 offers 7.5 stops’ worth of correction 3 and efficient heat dispersion system for all-day handheld recording. 1 Compared with the DC-S1H.2 Available in Creative Video mode only, Minimum ISO 800/ISO2000 in V-Log/HLG. 3 Based on the CIPA standard [Yaw/Pitch direction: focusing distance f=140mm (35mm film camera equivalent f=280mm) when H-FS14140 is used.]

Specs & Other Info

SpecificationDetails
BrandPanasonic
ModelPanasonic LUMIX GH6
Camera TypeMirrorless
Resolution25 MP
Sensor TypeMicro Four Thirds MOS
Image Stabilization5-Axis Sensor-Shift, Dual I.S. 2
Maximum Shutter Speed1/32000 sec
Minimum Shutter Speed1/32000 sec
Metering ModesCenter-Weighted, Highlight Weighted, Multiple, Spot
AutofocusContrast Detection with 315 Points
Exposure ControlManual
ISO Range50 - 25600 (Expandable)
Video Capability4K, MOV, MP4, Apple ProRes
ViewfinderElectronic, 0.76x Magnification
Display3-Inch Tilting LCD, 1.840M Dots
ConnectivityUSB, HDMI, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
FlashExternal Hotshoe, Auto/Manual Modes
StorageCFexpress Type B, Dual SD/SDHC (UHS-II)
Continuous Shooting14 fps
BatteryLithium-Ion, 2200mAh
Dimensions5.45 x 3.92 x 3.95 inches
Weight2.52 Pounds
Included ComponentsCamera Body, H-ES12060 Lens, Battery Pack, Charger, AC Adaptor, Cable Holder, Shoulder Strap, Body Cap, Conversion Cable, USB Cable, Lens Cap, Hot Shoe Cover
Special FeaturesUnlimited Video Recording, Leica Lens, Dual I.S., V-Log, DR Boost
Operational Environment14° - 104°F, 10% - 80% Humidity

Frequently asked questions

The Panasonic LUMIX GH6 offers unlimited C4K/4K video recording in 4:2:2 10-bit color. This allows for high-quality video capture with greater color detail, perfect for professional video production and filmmaking.

The Panasonic LUMIX GH6 features a 7.5-stop 5-axis Dual Image Stabilizer. This technology effectively reduces camera shake for both photo and video recording, resulting in clearer, sharper images even in low light conditions or when using telephoto lenses.

The Panasonic LUMIX GH6 comes with a 12-60mm F2.8-4.0 Leica lens. This versatile zoom lens is suitable for a wide range of photography from wide-angle to telephoto. Its fast aperture helps in achieving beautiful bokeh and is beneficial in low light situations, offering superior image quality characteristic of Leica lenses.

Yes, the Panasonic LUMIX GH6 supports high-speed burst shooting, thanks to its 25.2MP Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds sensor. The high-resolution sensor allows for detailed imagery and is versatile enough for both photography and videography, offering professional-grade image quality.

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The camera is praised for its superior build, innovative features, and performance over previous models. Users find it to be a robust upgrade with a new sensor that enhances the quality of lenses. Key highlights include an upgraded flippy screen, impressive image stabilization, and exceptional video and photo capabilities. It strikes a balance between professional use and serious hobbyists, with noticeable improvements in color science, autofocus, and handling. However, its size and weight may deter some users. Overall, it is seen as a valuable tool for a wide range of photographic and videographic needs.

Pros

  • 📊 Superior build quality and ergonomic design
  • 🖼️ Upgraded sensor enhances lens performance
  • 👀 High-resolution flippy screen for easier focus
  • 🎨 Improved color science for more pleasing images
  • ⚡️ Fast and capable autofocus suitable for various scenarios
  • 🤫 Silent fan prevents overheating without noise disturbance
  • 🔧 Simple menu system with quick access to settings
  • 🎥 Exceptional video capability with internal ProRes recording
  • 📺 Includes useful features like LUTs and memory presets for efficiency
  • 🔍 Best-in-class Image Stabilization

Cons

  • ⚖️ A bit hefty, which may not be ideal for all day carry or travel
  • 🛂 Auto white balance could see improvement
  • 🗃️ Some may find the camera bulky for the Micro Four Thirds system

Should I Buy It?

If you're looking for a high-performance, versatile camera that excels in both video and photography, this camera is a great investment. Its benefits greatly outweigh its minor downsides, such as weight and auto white balance issues. Ideal for professionals and serious hobbyists alike, it offers substantial improvements over previous models. Consider your usage needs, but for those seeking quality and innovation in their photographic tools, it’s a compelling choice.


  • Workhorse Pro Camera
Style: Body Only Set: Base
This camera is an absolute workhorse/beast. It is exceedingly well built, albeit a little on the hefty side. Ergonomics are spot on and very usable out of the box. Buttons and dials can be customized to suit your shooting style. The menu, while dazzling with its myriad of options is easy to use. Custom modes are easy to program. Assist tools in photo and video modes are awesome. I love the focusing peaking, zebras, waveforms and luminance spot metering available. As a video and photo tool, this camera has all of your bases covered. Standout features for photo mode include the 100MP handheld high res mode with motion compensation. I am blown away by how well this feature works. Another outstanding feature is the IBIS, I was able to take a 4 second handheld exposure. I tried to do the same with my other camera systems and they couldn't come close. Panasonic's IBIS is best in class. The increase to 25MP is a welcome addition and I think a very usable resolution for most work. Noise at high ISO is very well controlled and similar to some of my top APS-C cameras. If my work requires an absolutely noise free image, it's very easy to run the images through denoting in post. Most of the time, I end up adding back film grain because the images start to look a little too clean for my tastes. Video mode is where this camera excels. The recording options and formats available put many hybrid cameras to shame. V-log with dynamic range boost produces very flexible footage for color grading. Internal ProRes recording is awesome and so is the ability to record to an external SSD over USB-C. I love being able to shoot in 5.8k open gate mode, which is such a flexible way to shoot if you create content for multiple platforms. Video quality is excellent and of course the IBIS is great too (not a gimbal replacement however). With the built in fan I have experience zero overheating issues. Autofocus for both photo and video is great for my needs. It is not as terrible as every YouTuber would have you believe. In fact I was pleasantly surprised by how good it is. For me there are very few cons with this camera. Auto white balance could be better. It is a very bulky/heavy camera for the M43 system. I wouldn't want to bring it with me on vacation or to do street photography, but there are other cameras for that. It balances very well with the larger lenses for the system, like the Panasonic Leica DG Vario-Summilux 10-25 f/1.7. Overall the micro four thirds system has many advantages that aren't often touted. The wide and complete range of lenses. The increased depth of field at fast apertures has been handy for me in low light scenarios. The compact size and better pricing on telephoto lenses compared to 35mm (full frame). While many are running to 35mm (full frame), I do believe that M43 has key advantages that will continue to make it a relevant format in the digital age. If Panasonic were to release and update to the G9 with some of the tech from this camera I would buy it immediately. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023 by AS AS

  • M43 Beast
Style: Body Only Set: Base
I'm upgrading from the G85. It is worlds better than G85. Overall, in the hand this is a fun camera to use. Everything is accessible and easy to find. I own some high end Pans glass and I think the new sensor gets way more out of the glass I own. My 42.5mm f1.2 was crisp before but with the new color science the images are just way more pleasing. Even sharper perhaps though I may just be crazy. Here are a few of my highlights. -Upgraded flippy screen: The resolution of the screen is much higher than my G85. It is so easy to see if I am in focus or not. Being able to focus peak and punch in while recording is a dream! -Skin Tones: Panasonic has shed it self of green and magenta skin tone shifts. Their color science is spot on, like it better than my Sony cameras. -Improved AF: Not without its flaws but for my use case it is more than capable. Talking head interviews, nature walks, family photos. It is enough for work and play. Photo AF is lightning fast with few misses. I'm amazed at its hit rate when shooting high pics p/s. -Image stabilization- makes my g85 look like child play. Lenses that support dual IS, WOW. -Dedicated audio button: This saves so much time and is a major convenience to check levels for talking head interviews. -Silent fan- I had concerns about fan noise coming into this but I never even notice if the fan kicks on in demanding 4k codecs. Recorded 20min interview in 4k, didn't run once. -Simple menu system. Huge improvement over G85. Quick menu button makes things even simpler. -Handling: I prefer the form factor of my G85 but this is on point as well. A little on the chunky side. -Lut inclusion: the ability to see post processing luts live is a luxury but now that I have it I can't live without -Memory presets: Having 4 memory modes in the top dial makes switching from photos to video and between recording codecs amazing on shoots. I don't know how I have done run and gun shooting w/o it. -Red highlights are a nice touch. Goes great with iFootage gear like my gazelle tripod. (see pic) -The early adopter express card a welcome bonus. Overall, I'm pleased with this step purchase. With how long it take Panasonic to release cameras I don't intend to wait around another 5 years for the next gen with *fingers crossed* the perfect AF system. The AF is good enough, I lived most of my life shooting manual before AF. It isn't the end all be all. YouTubers this is more camera than you'll ever need but the AF will suite your talking head videos. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2022 by Nate F Nate F

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