Panasonic LUMIX GH6 and LEICA 12-60 mm F2.8-4.0 Lens, 25.2 MP Mirrorless Camera with 5.7K 60 fps/4K 120 fps, Unlimited C4K/4K 4:2:2 10-Bit Video Recording, 7.5-Stop 5-Axis Dual Image Stabilization

The GH6 is the new updated camera to replace the GH5 from Panasonic. This camera is a digital mirrorless camera. The Native Resolution of the camera is 5760 x 4320 at 4:3 and has a 25.5 Megapixel chip.If you are recording in video, it is best to check for an approved Compatible SD card. I just got a Sandisk Ulta from the Supermarket and it has worked fine but I have not particularly pushed the video any extreme. In the future with there will the option to record to an external SD card for those that need large storage.The camera has 2 memory card slots Compatible SD and CFExpress Memory cards, with some variety of options on how to use them. Panasonic state a list of approved SD cards on their site.Battery life is ok but you can recharge by taking the battery out or using the USB-C input using PD charger or power bank that has 9V 3AMPs.There are a lot of buttons and some configuration options, there are 2 buttons on the front specifically designed to be assigned to a configuration. You can just hold them down to assign their function.Recording Resolution and Frame ratesYou can record 8.8K up to 30 frames per second (4:3) and 5.7K up to 60 frames per second. At 4.4K 60 frames per second (4:3), 4K in multiple aspect ratios up 120 frames per second. HD up to 240 frames per second but if you activate Variable Frame Rate up to 300 frames per second. 48 frames per second is supported in all mode bar 5.8K. All this can be done at 10-Bit Colour with unlimited recording time.There are 3 Codec modes to choose from for recording video: MP4, MOV and Apple ProRes. Apple ProRes is limited to 5.7K at 24 and 30 Frames per second. It is great to have so many choices.There are so many customisable options that amount to over 58 different options and customisable lists of customisations. The camera has Time code BNC connector connection and with a bunch of options for it.On the bottom there is a tripod mountThe LUMIX GH6 features the first Micro Four Thirds system standard 25.2-megapixel Live MOS sensor. With no low-pass filter, its design allows for both more pixels and higher resolution, for ultra-realistic detail. Its higher readout speed delivers C4K/4K 120p video recording and 75-frames-per-second burst shooting using the electronic shutter while also minimizing rolling shutter distortion.What I do not like is the side where the memory cards are stored, it is rather smooth making a bit slippery when holding with one hand and is a bit fiddly to open.The camera takes incredible pictures but it is truly made to be a video camera. As a video camera it is fantastic and for what it can do it comes in at a good price. If you want to make professional videos then this camera is worth considering.

I've been using my Panasonic LUMIX GH6 camera for a few weeks now, and I've been really impressed with the picture quality. It's an amazing camera, the best I've ever owned! Very expensive, but oh so worth it!The Panasonic LUMIX GH6 camera is quite an impressive product. It has a lot to offer to its users, including the ability to shoot at 4K at 120fps and 5.7K at 60fps. It also got a 26.52 MP sensor and 5x optical zoom lens. These features make it an ideal choice for those looking for a high-quality camera that will help them take great photos on their adventures or in their everyday lives.The camera's body is made of magnesium alloy, which helps keep it lightweight while still being durable enough to withstand various kinds of weather conditions. It comes with Wi-Fi connectivity so you can easily transfer photos wirelessly from your camera to your computer or smartphone without having to use any physical cables or wires. You can also connect your smartphone directly to the camera through a Wi-Fi connection if you want more control over what kind of settings are used when taking photos remotely (this requires downloading an app called "LUMIX Link" onto your smartphone).I love how easy it is to use - you can literally just point and shoot, and you'll get a great shot. The controls are intuitive, so even if you're new to photography, you'll be able to figure out how to use it right away.I also love the image stabilization feature. It does such a great job of reducing blur that I rarely have to worry about taking pictures where my subject is moving around too much or has their hands in front of their face (which happens all the time with kids). Even when my kids are running around like crazy (which is pretty much always), this camera makes sure they stay in focus and look amazing in every shot.The other thing that I love about this camera is its size. It's not much bigger than my iPhone12 Pro Max (just slightly larger), so it's easy to carry around without feeling like you're lugging around a bag full of bricks all day long.Amazing camera! HIGHLY recommended!