Panasonic has just announced a new Micro Four Thirds camera, the LUMIX G91. This camera is a new addition to the G line and will not replace any existing camera. Along with the LUMIX G91 comes a new dust-/splash-proof version of the LUMIX G 14-140mm lens. A Middle of the Line Camera A few months ago, Panasonic announced the LUMIX S1/S1R that we reviewed and some new L mount lenses. As a Panasonic GH5 shooter, I was a bit afraid about the future of Micro Four Thirds cameras and lenses. The good news is that it looks like Panasonic wants to reassure its customers and continues to invest in the Micro Four Thirds environment. The Panasonic LUMIX G91 is a new camera, but it is not a “revolution”. This camera sits just in between the LUMIX G9 and the LUMIX G81. Most of the features of the G91 are a mix of the two cameras. The camera features a 20.3-megapixel Digital Live MOS sensor, the latest Venus Engine, and 5-axis Dual I.S 2 sensor stabilization. The form factor is pretty similar to the G81 – it’s a small and compact camera body at just 13 x 9,4 x 7,7 cm, with a total weight of 536g. At the back of the camera, there is an integrated OLED LVF with a 2,360k-dot resolution in conjunction with a 3.0-inch OLED 1040k-dot resolution articulated screen. The G91 body is made of a magnesium alloy full die cast front frame and is weather-sealed, so the camera is dust-...
Published By: CineD - Friday, 5 April, 2019