Panasonic has launched the Lumix G9II digital mirrorless camera, equipped with a new sensor and Phase Detection Auto-Focus (PDAF) technology. The Lumix G9II is the first camera in the Micro Four Thirds Lumix G Series to feature PDAF technology.
The new model “creates high-resolution, high-quality images and rich colours straight out of camera”. Furthermore, it has a new auto-focus technology that combines Panasonic’s PDAF expertise with a high-speed burst shooting mode.
The new model has improved power and high-speed performance and supports photographers from various fields.
The new 25.2-megapixel Live MOS Sensor and new engine produce high-resolution images “in outstanding quality with rich colour tones”, while the hybrid PDAF technology enables accurate auto-focus and high-speed tracking of fast-moving subjects. Moreover, burst shooting at 60 fps in AFC mode and SH pre-burst recording that begins before the shutter is released ensures that “the decisive moment is always captured, even with dynamically moving subjects”.
The Lumix’s image stabilisation system is improved, combining 8-stop B.I.S. (Body Image Stabilizer), 7.5-stop*3 5-axis Dual I.S. 2, and advanced Active I.S. Together, Panasonic says, “these functions provide even greater support for handheld shooting of dynamic scenes that would previously have been difficult to capture.”
In addition, creators can have enhanced monochrome photo styles with new LEICA Monochrome and Real Time LUT for preferred colour settings.
The LUMIX G9II will be available in November 2023 from RRP £1,699.
