Name: Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 Mirrorless Digital Camera - Bundle With Lumix Vario 14mm-140mm f/4.0-5.8 Lens f/Micro Four Thirds, 32GB Class 10 U3 SDHC Card
Brand: Panasonic
SKU: IPCDMCGH4H
Price: 1937.99 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.8 (112 reviews)

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 Mirrorless Digital Camera - Bundle With Lumix Vario 14mm-140mm f/4.0-5.8 Lens f/Micro Four Thirds, 32GB Class 10 U3 SDHC Card

Panasonic DMC-GH4

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 Digital Camera with 14-140mm f/4-5.8 Lens & 32GB Card

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Top Rated Gear: Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 Mirrorless Digital Camera - Bundle With Lumix Vario 14mm-140mm f/4.0-5.8 Lens f/Micro Four Thirds, 32GB Class 10 U3 SDHC Card Color: Black, Configuration: Body & Lens & Kit, Lens Included: 14-140mm

Still good camera for videographers, with 4k

Old but still rules

I had a similar model of camera from panasonic for forever. It was getting old (10 years) so I decided to upgrade.  Build quality is much better, image quality most definitely better. Lots of new features to make sure you get the best image possible in all lighting conditions. I also love the fact it has 4k and wifi capabilities.

Much improved

Yes!! I recomend it !!

EXCELLENT camera. I have had NONE of the weird glitchy problems people seem to have with the Sony and BMD cams (overheating, failures, whatever). Has NEVER failed me. It just works consistently well, and is well designed. There is a learning curve, but well worth the investment in time. I added the GH-5 later so the pair gives me a great system with my various lenses (Sigma Art 18-35 EF lens via Metabones adapter, various Lumix/Leica lenses) for use in the video I do. MFT doesn't/can't deliver the deep DOF you get with full-frame cams, but for the work I do, and with ND filters, I can get some good DOF. Bottom line: It's a winner!

Excellent started camera, rich feature set. Also great "B" cam!

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 Mirrorless Camera Body, Black

Good camera (it was), now it's a bit obsolete.

It’s an amazing camera, if you are planning on shooting short films or even YouTube videos. You can not go wrong with this camera. Beat one for the money. Period

Best camera ever

Panasonic gh4 camera

First camera ever! And I’m enjoying every bit of it.

Great!!

I shot my last three video project on this guy. A feature length and a pair of short films. It puts out amazing quality for such a low price. Sure, the GH5 is nice, but holy crap, at $699 this is an amazing value.

Legend

It's just a tool. But the good about it that now this tool cost OK money. So I bought gh4 and going to invest in lenses instead of buying gh5

Good tool specially with price in 2019

Panasonic GH4 review

I can't recommend this guy enough, even though the GH5 is out I haven't gotten around to use it but this camera rocks!

This thing is a gem

Having fun learning how to use the camera

Panasonic GH4

This is a video beast. Do your homework and learn to use light kits and this will serve you well.

Feature packed. Outperforms much more expensive camcorders.

Excellent product. Make sense features, that are easy to learn.

Absolutely

every thing is good..but problm in low light shoot

Great camera.

Will probably need to pick up a speedbooster at some point for additional low light capabilities, and to take back some of the crop lost due to MFT and 4K. So far, very pleased with the output of this workhorse. Has all the tools needed: waveform, histogram, audio levels, level, remote control/viewing, timelape, DCI 4K, UHD, 4:3 Anamorphic, 10-bit 422 external, etc.

Love the GH4!

This is my first camera and I really like it.

Perfect

Great camera

Used with meta bone adapter and canon lens. It was great 

Awesome

Fantastic

Huge upgrade from my GH2. This is my documentary film backup camera and it will challenge my video camera for many of my shoots.

Excellent Camera

This camera has one of the most versatile mounts that can use almost any lens. Unfortunately it does not have an in body stabilizer and makes for shaky video. I would recommend the gx85 for video. This camera can not do video or Stills perfectly and cost is high. Maybe if it was $800 I would consider keeping it.

No in body stabilizer. For the money it should ha

We are beginners when it comes to video, got this for the purpose of making music videos for my husband and I's music. Everything so far has been so impressive with this camera. 

No complaints, very impressed.

Nice combination. 2 day shipping. Well packaged. Perfect transaaction. Recommend.

Recommend Combo.

This is a great 4k capable camera and has received many positive reviews elsewhere. However, there are some issues that increase its cost and these need to be factored in.

The main deficiency of this otherwise excellent camera is that it does not do well in low light. This problem can be fixed but requires one, if not two, additional purchases.

First, if you get the Metabones Speed Booster, you gain a stop of light, and can also attach non-MFT lenses. The downside is the Booster costs ($)

And second, if you don't already own a fast lens, and by fast, I mean f1.8 or faster, then you will need to pony up for that. And sadly, fast lenses aren't usually cheap either, so you can expect to pay another ($) or so for that.

But if you do, you will be effectively shooting at f1.2 and that solves your low light problem. However, those purchases are equal to the cost of the camera itself, so it is definitely something to consider.

Of course, you can always just add external lighting to deal with low light, but that may or may not be a practical solution (pun intended).

My other complaint is that to shoot in the most gradable format, VLOG, Panasonic wants you to pay an additional ($) for that. That seems a bit of a racket if you ask me. I mean they might as well just turn you upside down and shake you to see what falls out of your pockets. 

If you factor in all these additional costs, the Speed Booster, the fast lens, and V-log, well, that basically puts you in Sony A7S territory, so you have to ask yourself, is it worth it?

If you mostly shoot in daylight and rarely in low light, I'd say the GH4 is a no brainer.

But if you shoot mostly in low light with little control over the circumstances, then you might as well go with the Sony A7S.

Currently, I have the GH4 with the Speedbooster and was able to use an old Sigma 20 mm f1.8 lens, so in my case, this is a reasonable set-up for under 2,000 and I'm pleased with its low light performance shooting in Cinelike-D.

Good Camera With Some Caveats

After nearly 2 years of use for mostly 4K video, I'm still amazed by the quality and capabilities of this little camera. I've used pro broadcast video cameras for over 30 years, and to have this thing outperform them in countless ways at something like 1/10th the price (and 1/10th the weight!) is simply amazing. But yes, the low light capabilities could be better.

A classic

This is a great camera for video. I would recommend this deal to anyone in videography. This is also a great bundle and deal at Adorama. Everything came as expected and is working well. 

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 Mirrorless Digital Camera - Bundle With Lumix Vario 14mm-140mm f/4.0-5.8 Lens f/Micro Four Thirds, 32GB Class 10 U3 SDHC Card

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