Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 Review Published

2015.02.08

Neocamera just published a detailed review of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 which is the only interchangeable lens camera that can record full 4K Ultra-HD video to flash memory. It can record Cinema 4K (4096x2160) at 24 FPS and Ultra-HD (3840zx2160) at 30 FPS. It gains these capabilities and more over everything the Panasonic GH3 reviewed here does, including full 1080p HD at 60 FPS.

The GH4 is the latest flagship mirrorless from Panasonic. It is brimming with features, including full manual-controls for both stills and video, and the most sophisticated autofocus system seen on any digital camera. This Contrast-Detect AF system can focus at over 800 points and keep track of faces or moving subjects.

All this is built into a professional grade weather-sealed body with a high number of external controls, including triple control-dials. Framing is done via a large 2.4 megapixels EVF with Eye-Start Sensor, a 3" rotating touchscreen LCD or a remote application via WiFi.

Read the in-depth review to found out how the Panasonic GH4 performs. As always, there is an extensive gallery showing images at all ISO sensitivities. This time though, a dedicated page shows videos at 4K 30 FOS, Cinema 4K 24 FPS and 1080p 60 FPS.

• Digital Camera
• Review