Panasonic Lumix G9 II Digital Camera Body

Designed for high-speed photography, the Panasonic Lumix G9 II is a powerful next-generation camera ideal for solo creators. The new 25.2MP sensor, faster engine, and Phase Detection AF with 8.0-stop Body I.S deliver sharp, high-quality images and 5.7K 60p video. And, with improved ergonomics and a compact dust, splash, and freeze-resistant build, capture the all-important shot, whatever the weather.

Panasonic Lumix G9 II Digital Camera Body Key Features:

• High-speed, high-resolution shooting in a lightweight body
• Captures high-quality 25.2MP images with a new Live MOS sensor
• Features 13+ stops with dynamic range boost (ISO 100-25600)
• Powered by Panasonic’s latest engine for stunning, colour-rich results
• Subject tracking enhanced with the addition of Phase Detection AF
• Includes contrast AF with DFD (depth from defocus) technology
• Improved Detection AF with an incredible increase to 779 AF points
• New animal AF, car/motorcycle, and advanced human body recognition
• Expands creative possibilities with 100MP Hand-Held High-Resolution Mode
• New 8.0 stop B.I.S. for robust compensation even at slower shutter speeds
• 7.5-stop 5-axis dual I.S. 2 enables sharp imaging in place of Body I.S.
• Active I.S. reduces shake when walking for smoother results
• E.I.S improved to correct larger shakes and video perspective distortion
• Stunning high resolution 5.7K 60p and 4K/C4K 120p in 10-bit video
• LUMIX’s real-time LUT reduces post-processing to streamline workflow
• Features legendary high-contrast Leica Monochrome photo style
• Compatible with optional Battery Grip for enhanced vertical shooting
• Improved design includes an 8-direction joystick and relocated eye sensor
• Versatile connectivity options with HDMI and high-speed USB-C compatibility
• Supports USB-SSD recording for high-capacity memory card alternative
• Compact dust/splash/freeze-resistant build for excellent durability

Expanded Panasonic Lumix G9 II Digital Camera Body Key Features:

Outstanding Image Quality

The Panasonic Lumix G9 II Digital Camera Body is a high-speed, high-resolution Micro Four Thirds camera ideal for creators who enjoy zoom or action photography. The new, powerful 25.2-megapixel sensor and latest engine make the G9 II faster with higher resolution and bit rates than the previous generation. With 13+ stops of dynamic range and an ISO of 100-25600, you can capture every moment in stunning, colour-rich detail. The new engine also makes it possible to process high-resolution 100MP JPEG files on the camera.

An improved 8.0 stop B.I.S delivers incredibly sharp images whether operating your camera handheld or at slow shutter speeds. This image stabilisation is maintained even in the telephoto range by 7.5-stop axis dual I.S. 2 when Body I.S. has reduced. With the new Active I.S. and improved E.I.S., you can capture smooth images and video even when walking or running and easily correct perspective distortion.

Fast Auto Focus and Shooting Speeds

As the first in the Lumix G series with Phase Hybrid AF, the Panasonic Lumix G9 II boasts exceptionally fast and accurate auto-focusing, so you never miss a moment. Phase detection AF, 779 AF points, and contrast AF with DFD (Depth From Defocus) improve subject tracking for quick identification. The new AI-powered Animal AF and Car/Motorcycle recognition identify humans and animals separately and vehicles correctly to select your desired subject. Advanced human recognition improves the accuracy of body recognition, especially in group shots, and you can now choose focusing areas down to a point to achieve your desired composition.

The G9 II also features burst shooting with AFC (Auto Focus Continuous) at 60fps. The improved buffer memory enables approximately three seconds of continuous burst shooting, during which the monitor remains free of blackouts. Thanks to SH pre-burst shooting, taking your eyes off the action is not a problem, as you can go back in time by 0.5-, 1-, or 1.5- seconds to capture your shot.

Professional Quality Video

To ensure this versatile camera offers video as outstanding as its stills, the G9 II supports 5.7K 60P and 4K/C4K 120P recording in 10-bit. Access to flexible framing options allows creators to record high-resolution videos suitable for any social media platform. Recording options include high-quality slow and fast motion supported by Video Assist Functions such as Red REC Frame Indicator, AWB Lock, and Frame Markers. Your footage will maintain a beautiful depth of colour thanks to V-Log/V-Gamut, which lets videographers make the most of the sensor’s impressive dynamic range. And, with support for Apple ProRes, the G9 II meets professional industry standards for a more streamlined workflow and maximum efficiency.

Stunning Creative Effects

The G9 II has many options for altering images with creative effects. You can colour-grade LUT files with the Real-Time LUT feature, reducing the need for post-processing. Users can also apply HDR Composition in real time using two types of images with a single exposure or create high-quality night sky images. Nineteen photo styles allow users to access creative looks, including the new high-contrast Leica Monochrome, on Lumix for the first time. Shooting options such as Hand-held 100-megapixel High-Resolution mode and Live View Composite mode further encourage your artistic vision.

Incredible Mobility and Intuitive Handling

With an improved design, the compact and lightweight Panasonic Lumix G9 II has excellent mobility and ergonomic handling. The durable splash, dust, and freeze-resistant build is perfect for outdoors, enabling versatile use in any weather. The buttons have the same functions as the G9 but now include an upgraded joystick that moves in eight directions rather than four and a relocated eye sensor to avoid accidental triggers. A 3680k-dot OLED LVF and 1840k-dot free-angle LCD monitor provide clear and flexible viewing options.

What’s in the box?

• 1 x Panasonic Lumix G9 II Digital Camera Body
• 1 x Body Cap
• 1 x Hot Shoe Cover
• 1 x Cover For The Battery Grip Connector
• 1 x Shoulder Strap
• 1 x Battery Pack
• 1 x AC Adaptor
• 1 x USB Connection Cable (A-C)

FAQs:

What is the difference between the Pansonic Lumix G9 and G9 II?

The Panasonic Lumix G9 II is a next-generation camera with several improvements from the G9. It has a new 25.2MP sensor and the latest engine, making it faster with higher resolution and bit rates. While the G9 and G9 II have high-resolution shooting modes, the G9 II can shoot 100MP images handheld. Leica Monochrome and other new photo styles are available on the G9 II. Upgrades have improved autofocus, subject recognition/tracking, and image stabilisation and developed ergonomic handling and usability, all for a better shooting experience.

Does the Panasonic Lumix G9 II Digital Camera Body record audio?

The Panasonic Lumix G9 II benefits from 4-channel 48kHz or 96kHz 24-bit recording with an optional XLR microphone adaptor.

What are the video assist functions on the Panasonic Lumix G9 II Digital Camera?

The G9 II includes video assist functions to streamline and support your shooting sessions, such as Frame Indicator, which provides a red border around the frame as you record for easy identification, and Frame Marker, which gives you a preview of your desired angle of view while filming (such as anamorphic or vertical), and AWB lock, which will lock in auto white balance.

What are the benefits of USB-SSD recording with the Panasonic Lumix G9 II Digital Camera?

Recording using USB-SSD with the Panasonic Lumix G9 II has several cost-effective and workflow benefits. It offers better heat resistance than internal recording, is more affordable than using multiple memory cards, shoots in a high bitrate recording mode, and has a high capacity.

Does the Panasonic Lumix G9 II support simultaneous RAW and JPEG recording?

Yes. The G9 II supports simultaneous recording. It benefits from JPEG and RAW formats for images and MOV, MP4, and ProRes formats for video.

What is the difference between O.I.S and E.I.S?

O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilisation) uses mechanical structures to physically move the camera’s sensor to correct the image coming through the lens before the user takes it. E.I.S. (Electronic Image Stabilisation) relies on digital processing to stabilise an image once captured.