The ever-thorough folks from dpreview.com have just posted their 22-page examination of the new Lumix GH2. I’ve been searching for a high-quality HD video camera for a project I’m working on, and this looks like it might be an excellent option: The GH2 is easily the best video-equipped stills camera that we’ve ever used. The depth of its feature set is impressive, but more importantly, it creates great looking video. Movies shot at default high quality settings look fantastic, and the 60fps sensor output ensures nice, smooth footage, even when it comes to fast-moving subjects (like the skiers in some of our video samples). The rolling shutter effect is well-controlled, and interestingly, despite the fact that the GH2’s is primarily designed for still image capture, video footage shows virtually no moire, at either 720 or 1080. Wow.
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The ever-thorough folks from dpreview.com have just posted their 22-page examination of the new Lumix GH2. I’ve been searching for a high-quality HD video camera for a project I’m working on, and this looks like it might be an excellent option:

The GH2 is easily the best video-equipped stills camera that we’ve ever used. The depth of its feature set is impressive, but more importantly, it creates great looking video. Movies shot at default high quality settings look fantastic, and the 60fps sensor output ensures nice, smooth footage, even when it comes to fast-moving subjects (like the skiers in some of our video samples). The rolling shutter effect is well-controlled, and interestingly, despite the fact that the GH2’s is primarily designed for still image capture, video footage shows virtually no moire, at either 720 or 1080.

Wow.

Source: dpreview.com

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