The first thing which strikes you about Panasonic's Lumix DMC-GH4 is its price tag. At $2,199 (body only), the GH4 is pricey for a Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera. By comparison, Sony's full-frame mirrorless camera, the a7 II, costs $2,149 (body only).However, the GH4, Panasonic's flagship...

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 is a worthy successor the the GH2 Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2 which precedes it. Externally almost identical, the GH4 packs much more processing power which turns it into a faster camera and gives it the ability to capture 4K Ultra-HD video, the must-have-of-the-day .

Very low image-noise until ISO 800; Excellent retention of details; Good metering system; Class-leading autofocus; Short shutter-lag; Quick shot-to-shot speed; Excellent EVF with Eye-Start sensor; Instant video recording start and stop; Highly customizable function buttons; Good ergonomics,...

Below avarage Auto White-Balance; Overly complex feature interactions; Modal WB; ISO and EC; Exposure-Priority only in M mode; Wrong Live-Histogram; Lower-rear control-dial too recessed; Weak LCD hinge and memory door

This camera does a lot of things fairly well. There are several cameras in this price range that do one or two things better but if you can only get one camera this is the one.

A fast, long 12x optical zoom lens and easy-to-use controls help make up a little for the DMC-FZ8's image-quality issues.

Fast 12x optical zoom lens; convenient joystick control; manual exposure controls; optical image stabilization; raw image capture

Noisy images; so-so image quality; ISO 3,200 hidden away in a scene mode

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GHC-GH is a new bar in terms of the video capability available in camera that is a significant number of people can afford. This is said since the camera can shoot essentially broadcast-quality footage and is remarkable accessibility.

Panasonic Lumix GH4 Review – The GH4 the first mirrorless camera to shoot 4K video, while offering a wide range of stills shooting features

Impressive 4K video; Durable weather-sealed body; Very fast autofocus; DSLR styled design is a pleasure to use

Weak Tracking AF; Higher resolution sensor would have been welcome; Intimidating, overcomplicated controls

The Panasonic GH3 is widely regarded as a great compact system camera for shooting video, but its reputation for stills photography is a little more lacklustre. Despite the fact that its headline specification is its ability to shoot 4K video, Panasonic is hoping that the GH4 will gain greater...

The tides of the camera industry shifted just a bit when the [**Panasonic Lumix GH3**]() hit the scene in 2012. While other DSLRs could shoot video, they usually offered less-than-ideal quality and control. The GH3 felt like the first true hybrid camera-as good at video as it was at stills.

The Panasonic GH4 performs exceptionally well as a flagship Micro Four Thirds camera. It brings 4K video to the masses, yet still offers the ability to extend the video recording capabilities for professional when combined with the DMW-YAGH interface unit.

Panasonic GH4 review: the GH4 offers some incredible features, like 4k video recording, focus peaking, a hi-res EVF and a vari-angle touchscreen. Find out how it performs in our review video.