Panasonic DC-GH7 body

Flagship mirrorless camera for videographers

The Panasonic DC-GH7 is deservedly considered a true flagship among mirrorless models with a Micro 4/3 image sensor, aimed primarily at videographers.

Micro 4/3 matrix

This device has a completely new matrix with a resolution of 25.2 MP, which has backlighting and phase sensors for autofocus. The camera's autofocus copes much better with scenes with complex lighting, as well as with tracking moving objects. Additionally, "smart" artificial intelligence algorithms help track people, animals and various vehicles in the frame.

Wide range of video shooting options

The Panasonic DC-GH7 offers an in-camera matrix image stabilization system that demonstrates the effectiveness of up to 7.5 shutter or exposure stops. The camera allows you to record video in a resolution of up to 5.7K (5776x4336 at 30 fps) in ProRes 422 HQ or ProRes RAW HQ formats. Footage can be saved to a CFExpress type B card, and you can also shoot on an external recorder via a full-size HDMI port. In addition, the model supports recording 4:2:2 10-bit 4K video at 60 fps, and with 4:2:0 subsampling, the frame rate can increase to 120 fps.

Advanced cooling system

The camera is equipped with a cooling system with graphite plates and an active fan, which eliminates limitations on the time of continuous video shooting. The model also provides full protection against dust and moisture. In general, the Panasonic DC-GH7 offers a wide range of tools for videographers, including support for the Lumix Lab application for creating custom LUTs (color profiles). Particular attention should be paid to the ability to record 32-bit floating-point audio when using an optional XLR microphone adapter. Panasonic DC-GH7 is a top-end mirrorless camera focused on video shooting.