Five-axis stabilization with up to 6.5 stops of shake compensation. Capacious memory buffer for RAW format (up to 50 frames per series). The function of gluing photo frames with a matrix shift (up to 80 MP). Fast autofocus (0.04 s per focus).
The viewfinder displays information at a frame rate of up to 120 fps, and allows you to switch crop to: x0.7, x0.77 and x0.83.
The flagship of the Micro 4/3 system, addressed to advanced amateur photographers and photography pros. The entire seriousness of the camera is given out by a service screen for displaying shooting parameters on the upper edge — anyhow, where it is not installed. The main display of the model is made rotatable in all axes, and an electronic viewfinder with a refresh rate of 60/120 Hz has a resolution of 3.6 million dots and a magnification of 0.83x.
This is about external equipment. Inside, everything is much more interesting — the Panasonic DC-G9 body has got a 20 MP matrix and a Venus Engine processor, thanks to which you can count on getting low-noise shots when shooting at high ISOs (the sensitivity range of the camera sensor ranges from 100 to 25600 ISO). The automatic focus system with tracking capability uses 225 focus points and catches the subject in just 0.04 seconds.
In the reportage genre of photography, a mirrorless camera can accelerate to 9 fps with a mechanical shutter, 20 fps with an electronic shutter, and 60 fps with autofocus turned off. The list of advantages continues with the matrix stabilization system, which can compensate up to 6.5 exposure steps. Video is recorded on the camera in resolution up to 4K (60 fps, 4:2:0, 8bit, 150 Mbps). The slot for flash drives of the SD standard is dual in the mirrorless. In addition, the model was “brought up” with dust and water protection, as well as frost resistance.
