Panasonic
Panasonic DCG9LEBK 20.3 MEGA Pixels 4K 3inch Touch LCD WiFi LEICA F2.8-4.0
£1,699.00
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Check Electrical Discount UK anywayA professional stills body at an enthusiast price. The stabilisation and handling still feel special, and the compact lens system makes it a genuinely practical camera to carry all day.
Read our full Panasonic DCG9LEBK 20.3 MEGA Pixels 4K 3inch Touch LCD WiFi LEICA F2.8-4.0 review
- Brand
- Panasonic
- Category
- Digital Cameras
- Model
- DCG9LEBK
- Colour
- Black
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| Electrical Discount UK | Free delivery | Out of stock | £1,699.00 | Go to store |
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Our take
Panasonic Lumix G9 review: a stills flagship that has become a bargain
Superb in-body stabilisation, weather sealing, fast burst shooting and a top-plate display. The G9 was built as a professional stills camera and now sells for far less.
What we like
- Outstanding in-body image stabilisation
- Weather-sealed, professional-feeling body
- Very fast burst shooting for action and wildlife
- Small, light Micro Four Thirds lenses
What to watch
- Smaller sensor than APS-C and full frame
- Low light is its weakest area
- Older autofocus system than current rivals
- Body only unless you buy the Leica kit
Quick answers
What is Micro Four Thirds?
A sensor format smaller than APS-C, which allows much smaller and lighter lenses — especially telephotos. You trade some low-light performance and background blur for a system you can carry all day without a large bag.
Is the Lumix G9 good for wildlife?
It is a strong budget choice. Fast burst shooting, excellent stabilisation and the smaller sensor’s effective extra reach from telephoto lenses all help. Low light is the limitation.
What is the difference between the two versions?
One is body only; the other is bundled with a Leica-branded zoom. If you have no Micro Four Thirds lenses, the kit is usually better value than sourcing a comparable zoom separately.
From the manufacturer
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speeds. Unlike a DSLR’s viewfinder, you can always be sure that what you see is what you get thanks to live updates and a 100% view. Focusing is a breeze thanks to three modes of magnification, too.
Includes 12-60mm LEICA F2.8-4.0 Lens Kit Innovative features mean the G9 delivers high-quality images to make your subject shine. A 20.3 megapixel Digital Live MOS Sensor combines with the latest Venu you superb detail, as well as low noise, fantastic colours and brightness. Capture every moment thanks to new DFD-Auto Focus with Burst Mode delivering the world’s fastest AF*.
Take advantage of ad shooting at fastest-in-class** 20fps with continuous AF for super-speedy subjects. The focus locks in just 0.04 seconds*** and tracks motion continuously, helping you make the most of those opportunit the blink of an eye. Take advantage of the G9’s small size and weight to move with the action.
Shoot with confidence thanks to Dual Image Stabilisation which delivers up to 6.5 stops of compensat conditions. Lumix G lenses are much more compact than equivalent DSLR lenses, giving you the flexibility to shoot from a distance with a telephoto lens and still keep things crisp. When speed is of t Photo function to catch the unexpected.
Shoot a sequence at 30 frames per second, then extract the best moment (in-camera) as an up to 18 megapixel JPEG. Ideal for shooting nature and wildlife, 6K Pho for action and sports photography. A new High Resolution Mode delivers 80 megapixel (equivalent) images in both JPEG and RAW - ideal for landscape, macro and nature photographers.
Incredible detail a 8 images taken while shifting the sensor - just make sure your subject stays still for the duration of the shot. A large and bright viewfinder offers a high magnification ratio of 0.83x, with zero bl speeds. Unlike a DSLR’s viewfinder, you can always be sure that what you see is what you get thanks to live updates and a 100% view.
Focusing is a breeze thanks to three modes of magnification, too.
