Testseek.co.uk have collected 94 expert reviews of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2.
December 2010
(82%)
94 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(88%)
7 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
28 mm wideangle
Great touchscreen display
Excellent video in 1080i
Overall picture quality
Overall video quality (1080 50i and 720p)
Very fast autofocus in photo and video modes
General responsiveness
Swivel LCD touchscreen
Large electronic viewfinder
Plenty of micro fourthirds lenses now available
Great image quality
Commendable AF system
Excellent video output
Incredibly fast autofocus
Impressive image quality to ISO 1600
Highest resolution sensor on test
Full HD video recording
Electronic viewfinder and angled touch screen for composition and review
Hugely Versatile
One-touch HD Video recording
Articulated touchScreen
Fast performance
Close to SLR image quality
The editors didn't like
Uses unusual 2.5 mm mic input
Autofocus is quiet
But not very fast
Very average sensitivity
Not much use for the 24p mode
No progressive zoom
Very (too) noisy shutter release
Battery life a little on the short side
Electronic viewfinder
Accuracy
Fluidity and dynamic range could be better
Proprietary USB 2 connection
Price
2.5mm mic port
On the expensive side
Plasticy exterior
Unlike Olympus there’s no in-body anti-shake (this feature is only via attached image stabilised lens)
Great image quality; good build quality and design; great focusing performance in video mode; suitable for any type of photographer
While it's relatively easy to use, the menu system can take a while to get used to; video footage looks choppy if you move the camera too much while filming; auto modes had a tendency to overexpose
The Panasonic LUMIX DMC-GH2 is a Micro Four Thirds camera that offers a plethora of features for advanced photographers to play with, but it also has an automatic mode so that inexperienced users can also get in on all the fun. Its image quality is great...
Abstract: Although it was announced at Photokina 2010, we only received a review unit for the Panasonic GH2 at the end of January, which is a pity as this camera has plenty to offer to Photo Review readers. Replacing the DMC-GH1, it offers higher resolution and ...
Versatile for stills and video, Ability to shoot at true 50fps, Touchscreen LCD is responsive and complementary in use, Quick and accurate autofocus, Better lownoise performance, New Cinema mode shoots 1080/24p at a high 24Mbps
ISO still stuck at ISO16003200 as upper usable limit for images, 1080/50i bitrate limited to 17Mbps
The Panasonic GH2 is perhaps the most 'layered' camera we've reviewed. At its most basic level, it works well as an advanced consumer model; switch on iA mode and anybody can use it as both a photo and video camera. Unfold the GH2 however, and you can rig...
The Panasonic GH2 is perhaps the most 'layered' camera we've reviewed. At its most basic level, it works well as an advanced consumer model; switch on iA mode and anybody can use it as both a photo and video camera. Unfold the GH2 however, and you can ...
Versatile for stills and video, Ability to shoot at true 50fps, Touchscreen LCD is responsive and complementary in use, Quick and accurate autofocus, Better lownoise performance, New Cinema mode shoots 1080/24p at a high 24Mbps
ISO still stuck at ISO16003200 as upper usable limit for images, 1080/50i bitrate limited to 17Mbps
The Panasonic GH2 is perhaps the most 'layered' camera we've reviewed. At its most basic level, it works well as an advanced consumer model; switch on iA mode and anybody can use it as both a photo and video camera. Unfold the GH2 however, and you can rig...
Abstract: BAD:Vic spends entirely too much on gadgets. So rather than try and kick the habit, he decided to become the Reviews Editor of Technoodling. Now, he has a perfectly good excuse. It's not an addiction: it's a job. His favorite noodle: Pappardelle.More Post...
Enfoque AF y disparo realmente rápidos, Ideal para los que quieren dar el salto al 3D, en fotografía con solo cambiar de objetivo, El cuerpo de la cámara es muy compacto, y manejable
El modo 3D tan solo está disponible para instantáneas, no para vídeo, El visor digital empleado en el sistema Micro Cuatro Tercios no es tan fidedigno como el óptico que aportan los modelos réflex digitales tradicionales, El objetivo fijo 3D no favorece la creatividad
Abstract: Con el lanzamiento de la GH1 en 2009 durante la PMA, Panasonic puso en el mercado una cámara que combinaba sin problemas foto y video. Recientemente, Panasonic ha evaluado la experiencia de los usuarios y ha recabado diversas posibilidades técnicas ac...
