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Panasonic’s latest mirrorless camera is the upgrade to Lumix G80 from a few years ago. The much needed upgrade aims the devices at both photographers and videographers with a lot of improvements to the video side of business.
The G90 features a 20.3-megapixel Micro 4/3 sensor and new
Venus Engine. It supports up to 9fps shooting or 6pfs with continuous autofocus and features 5-axis sensors for stabilization. The video side of things allow up to 4K@30fps or 1080p@120fps. The AF system is contrast-depth-form-defocus which works as fast as 0.7 seconds to focus correctly. Cropping for video is at a rather high x1.26, which can be a deal breaker for some, and higher than the G80 (x1.18) from 2016.
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The design hasn’t changed much and its very much DSLR-esque. We have lots of controls on the back and top of the device for added tactile control. Panasonic include a V-Log L setting to boost dynamic range for better video editing. The display is flip around for the more vlogger style shots that this camera is aimed at. We also get a headphone jack, along with the usual microphone jack as well. Again, making video use an easier subject with the G90. Weight for the G90 comes in at 536 grams.
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The Panasonic Lumix G90 will launch this June and pricing starts at €1,069 for the body–only or €1,259 with a 12-60mm kit lens. You can check more information on the official product page for the Lumix G90