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May 2014
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Tropicalisé
Cage en magnésium
Obturateur 1/8000e garanti 200.000 cycles
Etc
Modes vidéo UHD et 4K
Jusqu'à 200 mbits en FHD
100 mbits en 4K
Viseur OLED de 2
36 Mpix
Ecran orientable et tactile
Grip vidéo broadcast optionnel
Aptitudes vidéo professionnelles (4K
4
2
Full HD en 100 Mb/s
Zébras
Gammas CineLike etc.)
Connectique complète (HDMI
USB
Casque
Micro
Télécommande
Prise flash
Wi-Fi
NFC)
Autofocus très réactif
Mode silencieux intégral
Excellente qualité d
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Prix inconnu
Un seul emplacement SD
Capteur non stabilisé
Pas de GPS intégré (mais géotag possible via l'application Image App)
Panasonics Lumix creators are keen to appeal to professionals as well as enthusiast image-makers with this camera, so with those aims in mind theyve developed a camera that really tries to do it all. The GH4 carries a host of pro-level video features an...
Publié: 2014-05-02, Auteur: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Fast in all conditions, 12fps burst mode, silent electronic shutter option, movie mode as good as it gets and will sell the camera alone, fully featured screen and electronic viewfinder, pinpoint and customisable autofocus options
Lacks smooth gradation in images, needs better battery life, some button placement cramped, would like a larger viewfinder, price may seem a lot if you're not here for 4K video, autofocus generalisation in low-light conditions
Throughout our week of using the GH4 we've been very impressed with what it can do. We've found using the vari-angle LCD screen great to shoot over the heads of tourist crowds in sunny Washington, have seen New York non-stop downpours soak the camer...
Extrait: Panasonic's new Lumix G Series camera is the DMC-GH4, and it packs features that make it more than just a camera for still photographs. It's presented as a 'hybrid' model, meaning it can be used just as effectively for video (in particular, 4K video) in a...
Publié: 2014-02-08, Auteur: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Fast in all conditions, 12fps burst mode, Silent electronic shutter option, Movie mode as good as it gets and will sell the camera alone, Fully featured screen and electronic viewfinder, Pinpoint and customisable autofocus options
Lacks smooth gradation in images, Needs better battery life, Some button placement cramped, Would like a larger viewfinder, Price may seem a lot if you're not here for 4K video, Autofocus generalisation in low-light conditions
Throughout our week of using the GH4 we've been very impressed with what it can do. We've found using the vari-angle LCD screen great to shoot over the heads of tourist crowds in sunny Washington, have seen New York non-stop downpours soak the camera and...
New sensor, 4K video, Focusing peaking, 200,000, cycle shutter
Smaller than APS, C sensor, 'Just' 16Mp
The GH4 has some of our most sought-after features; a high-resolution EVF, a vari-angle screen that's touch-sensitive and Wi-Fi connectivity. It's also weather- and dust-proof and takes great-looking images...
4K video facility is unique, Tough and weatherprood design, Impressive AF speed
Control layout a touch over-complicated, Tracking AF performance a let-down
The Panasonic GH4 stands alone in offering 4K video in the body of a CSC, and if it's video performance that you're after then you won't be disappointed. However, it's not without its flaws and there are better stills cameras available for less.Next, read...
Extrait: In the most basic terms, the key difference between a DSLR and a mirrorless camera is that the DSLR comes with an internal mirror that reflects light entering through the lens through a prism and to an optical viewfinder. This mirror blocks off the sensor...
Extrait: Editor's Note: The following article, originally published on April 20, was AkihabaraNews' 5th most popular of 2015. We all know 4K is the video standard everyone's chasing these days, and there are a lot of shooting options out there - definitely not all...
