Review on PANASONIC LUMIX GH5 Body, Black Camera: A Powerful Visual Experience by Alvin Lee ᠌

Anyway, the camera is very good and I am very happy with the purchase. Having received it at my disposal, for the first time I felt myself, albeit only in part, but a video filming professional. Pros: + Shooting 4K at 50-60 fps; + 4:2:2 10-bit video recording; In fact, the camera has a lot of advantages: there is good stabilization and a powerful cooling system that allows the GH5 to work with high-quality video, but many of these things are found in lower-priced cameras, such as the Lumix DMC-G80, and I personally already take it for granted when it comes to Panasonic devices. Some cons: - Price. To buy a camera, only one "carcass" of which costs more than 100 thousand. I personally find it psychologically difficult; - Price again. She's not entirely justified. Now I'll try to explain: half a year ago I bought a Panasonic Lumix DMC-G80 Kit with a 12-60mm f/3.5-5.6 ASPH lens. POWER O. I.S. for 80 thousand. (now it costs 5 thousand cheaper). At the same time, the "carcass" of such a camera costs around 50 thousand. When purchasing the GH5, I kept the lens for myself and bought a new "carcass" for 120 thousand, and a kit with the same lens would cost 160. That is, the same lens, due to the fact that it goes to a more expensive camera, costs 15 thousand more. It seems to me that the price of the camera itself is partly taken from the ceiling.