Panasonic Lumix DC-G9
MYR 4,990.00 - MYR 7,546.00
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7 years ago
Excellent camera + ukdigital extras and price made a fantastic value for money purchase.
The G9 is a great bit of kit, great handling and stunning results. The case ukdigital include in their package is of excellent quality and the memory card is a welcome extra. ukdigital give 5 star service and value.
7 years ago
A very high quality camera. You will not be dissappointed
This is the 4th Panasonic Lumix camera I have owned and as always the quality is brilliant. I purchased the G9 as I wanted extra punch from a zoom perspective and therefore went micro four thirds to reduce weight on lens and also get closer images at a reasonable cost.
Pros:
- Fast Shutter Speed
- Good Sized Screen
- Nice Features and Settings
- Rugged
6 years ago
Simply Superb!
For a micro four thirds camera is full of stunning useful features. Great for travel, great for wild life. Great for portraits. Great for creativity. Why 6K and 4K photo. High definition 80mega pixel feature. Up to 60 frames a second burst speed. Multi exposure picture. Fantastic video too.
8 years ago
Panasonic Lumix DC-G9
This review continues from where we left off in our First Look overview, which was published in November. We have now been able to spend some time with Panasonic's DC-G9 camera, which was supplied with the H-ES12060E 12-60mm f/2.8-4.0 lens.
8 years ago
Panasonic Lumix DC-G9LEICA camera – prime photography (Review)
When Panasonic released its latest flagship camera last year, it's focus was almost as much on its video capabilities. But the new Lumix DC-G9 brings things very much back to still photography.
Pros:
- Excellent usability
- reasonable compactness
- occasionally useful 80 megapixel mode
- adjustable display panel
Cons:
- Hmmmm
8 years ago
Panasonic Lumix G9 review
Excellent image quality, 60fps shooting, polished handling and a wealth of advanced features add up to make the Lumix G9 a brilliant all-round mirrorless camera and Panasonic's best mirrorless camera to date.
Pros:
- 6.5-stop image stabilization
- Up to 60fps burst shooting
- Large viewfinder
- Great grip and handling
- Dual UHS-II card slots
Cons:
- ISO range could be broader
- Reduced screen size compared to GH5
- Battery level not shown as a percentage
8 years ago
Panasonic Lumix G9
After the release of the Lumix GH5 in early 2017, there followed a quiet period where nobody knew which direction Panasonic might take with its Lumix G series. In early November, the silence was broken with the exciting news that the manufacturer was about to launch its most advanced stills camera,...
Pros:
- Superb design and handling
- Excellent 4K & 6K photo modes
- Well supported by Micro Four Thirds lenses
- Offers high-resolution 40MP & 80MP modes
Cons:
- Positioning of AF toggle could be better
- Lacks battery level indication as percentage
- Burst shot mode descriptions aren't clear
- No in-camera panoramic mode
8 years ago
Panasonic Lumix G9 Review
Pros:
- Superb design and handling
- Excellent 4K & 6K photo modes
- Well supported by Micro Four Thirds lenses
- Offers high-resolution 40MP & 80MP modes
Cons:
- Positioning of AF toggle could be better
- Lacks battery level indication as percentage
- Burst shot mode descriptions aren’t clear
- No in-camera panoramic mode
8 years ago
Panasonic Lumix G9 Review
The Lumix G9 is the new benchmark for Micro Four Thirds.
Pros:
- Great build quality
- Intelligent control layout
- 80MP high-resolution mode
- 5-axis in-body stabilization
- 6K photo and 4K video
Cons:
- Burst rate has odd limitations
- Smaller sensor than similarly sized/priced competitors
8 years ago
Panasonic Lumix DC-G9 Review
The Panasonic G9 is one of the most well-balanced Micro Four Thirds camera to date. Capable of super fast burst speeds, with reliable AF as well as good-looking 4K, this camera can easily handle double duty. It offers outstanding image stabilization, great image quality and tons of customization all packed in a reasonably lightweight, weather-sealed body.
Pros:
- Just about any photographer craving a camera that can handle both high-speed still photography and 4K/HD-video duty. Anyone seeking complete control of their camera.
Cons:
- Serious sports and action shooters, who would be better suited buying a camera with phase detect AF.
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