Panasonic to roll out new Lumix G series firmware in October.
Panasonic had a big day of announcements during Photokina: A pair of mirrorless full frame cameras (S1R and S1), three new S series lenses, and a partnership with Leica and Sigma to create L-mount technology.
However, the company hasn't forgotten about its popular G series and is set offer firmware updates to its DC-GH5, DC-GH5S, DC-G9, and DC-GX9 by the end of October. Here's what to expect:
LUMIX DC-GH5 - Firmware Version 2.4
- Enhanced autofocus
- Improved video recording
LUMIX DC-GH5S - Firmware Version 1.2
- Improved autofocus
- Improved stability during HDMI output
- Improved video recording performance
- Improved operation in specific lighting conditions (neon light, etc.)
LUMIX DC-G9 - Firmware Version 1.2
- Improved autofocus
- Improved operation in specific lighting conditions (neon light, etc.)
LUMIX DC-GX9 - Firmware Version 1.2
- Improved operation in specific lighting conditions (neon light, etc.)
Full details of the new firmware can be found on the following pages: DC-GH5 / GH5S / G9.
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"Improved video recording"
^^ What the fuck does that mean? :D
September 28, 2018 at 11:02AM
It's not what you think. This is straight from their website.
Improvement of video recording operation
･[One Push AE] failed to operate when [SS/Gain Operation] is set to [ANGLE/ISO] while shooting in Creative Video M mode. This bug has been fixed.
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