The new LUMIX DC-GH5 mirrorless camera truly sets the gold standard in professional 4K video shooting performance and hybrid photography, introducing a trio of world-firsts that make it an undisputed leader in its class. It is the first consumer digital camera to offer 4K 10-bit 4:2:2 25/30p video recording to SD Card*1; has the distinction of offering 4K quality video at 50/60 frames per second (fps)*2; and has evolved its original 4K Photo to the stunning 6K Photo*3.
20MP DIGITAL LIVE MOS SENSOR
With a 20MP sensor, the LUMIX GH5 delivers high-resolution images with new levels of detail, outstanding low-light performance and impressive dynamic range.
BROADCAST GRADE 4K VIDEO RECORDING
The LUMIX GH5 offers unprecedented video performance, including the ability to record 4K 10bit 4:2:2 video with deep colour gradation straight to SD card.
BREAKTHROUGH 6K PHOTO MODE: SHOOT 30FPS BURSTS AT 18MP
The worlds-first 6K PHOTO mode lets you pull an 18MP still image out of ultra-high-quality video. The end result is an image with nine times the detail of Full HD.
POWERFUL DUAL I.S.2 (IMAGE STABILISER)
The LUMIX GH5 integrates 5-Axis Dual I.S.2, combining body and lens stabilisers, for steady handheld stills and video shooting including all 4K video modes.
BUILT FOR PRO PHOTOGRAPHERS & VIDEOGRAPHERS
The rugged and reliable GH5 is built for professionals whose reputation rests on their ability to capture a once in a lifetime moment.
The GH5 is set to hit Aussie shores in April 2017. Be the first to experience our flagship mirrorless camera by pre-ordering the LUMIX GH5 in-store before 31st March 2017 and you’ll also receive BONUS V-log profile upgrade.
Read more about the new LUMIX GH5 on Panasonic Australia Blog.
GH5 LEICA Kit GH5 PRO Kit GH5 Body Only*1 4:2:0 8-bit in 4K 50p/60p on an SD Memory Card.
*2 For a Digital Single Lens Mirrorless camera as of 4 January, 2017.
*3 6K PHOTO’ is a high speed burst shooting function that cuts a still image out of a 4:3 or 3:2 video footage with approx.18-megapixel (approx. 6000 x 3000 effective pixel count) that the 6K image manages.