Panasonic introduces the LUMIX G9II mirrorless camera

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Panasonic has announced the new LUMIX G9II. This micro four-thirds camera features the latest technology and has a 25.2-megapixel live MOS sensor. The camera is excellent for photography, but is very much focused on video.

The camera has Panasonic's hybrid phase-detection autofocus for fast and accurate focusing. AI-based subject recognition is built in. This improves the recognition of people, animals, cars and motorcycles.

Image stabilisation is built in and can stabilise up to 8 stops. The active image stabilisation is also suitable for video footage. The live MOS sensor produces 25.2-megapixel images with a fast response. With a burst mode of 60 frames per second and a pre-burst mode, you can capture every action perfectly.

The camera also offers handheld 100-megapixel super-resolution and live view composition. A real-time LUT function is built in, and a new Leica Monochrome black-and-white mode is available.

For video, there is 5.8K and 5.7K image resolution with 4:2:0 10-bit for social media use. In addition, 4:2:0 10-bit C4K and 4K 100p are available for slow-motion videos. You can record directly to an SSD drive, and the ProRes video format is available.

The Panasonic LUMIX G9II will have a recommended retail price of 1,899 euros and will be available from November.

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