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Panasonic Lumix GH6 Mirrorless Camera Body (Open Box)
$1298
$2,298.00
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Adorama has Select Panasonic Lumix GH6 Mirrorless Camera Body Kits (Open Box) on sale below for prices starting from $1297.99. Shipping is free.
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- Panasonic Lumix GH6 Mirrorless Camera Body (Open Box) $1297.99
- Temporarily on backorder but can be ordered.
- Includes:
- Panasonic Lumix GH6 Mirrorless Camera Body (DC-GH6BODY OB)
- 64GB Lexar Professional SDXC UHS-II/U3 Memory Card (LSD64GCBNA1667)
- Panasonic Lumix GH6 Mirrorless Camera w/Leica DG 12-60mm f/2.8-4.0 Lens (Open Box) $1797.99
- Temporarily on backorder but can be ordered.
- Includes:
- Panasonic Lumix GH6 Mirrorless Camera w/Leica DG 12-60mm f/2.8-4.0 Lens (DC-GH6LK OB)
- 64GB Lexar Professional SDXC UHS-II/U3 Memory Card (LSD64GCBNA1667)
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- Panasonic GH6 Mirrorless Camera (Body) [adorama.com] $1298
- Panasonic GH6 Mirrorless Camera + w/ Leica DG 12-60mm f/2.8-4.0 Lens [adorama.com] $1798 >Temporarily On Backorder, may still order
Note, in title it says open box, but when you look at kit show details, it doesn't say open box, so it might be new I went with open box, just to be safe
each kit comes with a decent enough memory card
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2nd. Olympus OM-D is dead. it is now OM systems. what does OM systems has resource wise? none. the OM series is now in limbo, like pentax. expect very few firmware updates, very few hardware updates aside form whatever that was developed when the brand was still under olympus.
i like the OMD system, and i have an extensive collection of their lenses, but i just cannot recommand om system to anyone with 1. MFT now cost as much as APS-C and sometimes FF, 2. APS-C and FF body is just as small, and equivalent lens is just as light. and 3. OMD is essential dead.
Pro's:
-Image stabilization is best in the business.
-4k 120, 1080p 300fps
-Records direct 4k Pro-Res and Carrie's internal LUTs.
-Color science and skin tones are really good.
-Great Ergos
-Never overheats
Cons:
-Should have been released with Phase Detect AF.
-Body is on the large side with internal cooling system
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2nd. Olympus OM-D is dead. it is now OM systems. what does OM systems has resource wise? none. the OM series is now in limbo, like pentax. expect very few firmware updates, very few hardware updates aside form whatever that was developed when the brand was still under olympus.
i like the OMD system, and i have an extensive collection of their lenses, but i just cannot recommand om system to anyone with 1. MFT now cost as much as APS-C and sometimes FF, 2. APS-C and FF body is just as small, and equivalent lens is just as light. and 3. OMD is essential dead.
I need autofocus; I don't need the best continuous AF.
@bjamieson I historically loved my Olympus bodies, excellent jpeg color, and yes they were first to do a hybrid with both contrast-detect and phase-detect AF, but Panasonic's color reproduction has become significantly more pleasant (imo) in the past two generations, and they have some of their own strengths (mostly in video production, but also the tactile feel of operating their hardware). I hope both the OM System and LUMIX mft cameras continue!
2nd. Olympus OM-D is dead. it is now OM systems. what does OM systems has resource wise? none. the OM series is now in limbo, like pentax. expect very few firmware updates, very few hardware updates aside form whatever that was developed when the brand was still under olympus.
i like the OMD system, and i have an extensive collection of their lenses, but i just cannot recommand om system to anyone with 1. MFT now cost as much as APS-C and sometimes FF, 2. APS-C and FF body is just as small, and equivalent lens is just as light. and 3. OMD is essential dead.
Now in terms of recommending, to each his own, but the system isn't dead, just depends on if it fits what you are looking for.
I'd say everyone should always compare prices of what lenses they want, etc to see if it makes sense. MFT will still give you the best bag for buck when it comes to shooting with long focal lengths for example. Macro is still a place it will be very effective and can be cheaper than others (with the very good 60mm) if that is something you do.
You still have the best options for very small camera and lens combinations. There are still lenses (75mm f1.8, 35-100mm f/2.8 etc) which don't have equivalent matches for size and performance in other systems. So if those things or something like birding is your thing, it can serve you well and better than others.
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Pro's:
-Image stabilization is best in the business.
-4k 120, 1080p 300fps
-Records direct 4k Pro-Res and Carrie's internal LUTs.
-Color science and skin tones are really good.
-Great Ergos
-Never overheats
Cons:
-Should have been released with Phase Detect AF.
-Body is on the large side with internal cooling system
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Pro's:
-Image stabilization is best in the business.
-4k 120, 1080p 300fps
-Records direct 4k Pro-Res and Carrie's internal LUTs.
-Color science and skin tones are really good.
-Great Ergos
-Never overheats
Cons:
-Should have been released with Phase Detect AF.
-Body is on the large side with internal cooling system
Thank you for the additional details. Do you know if this is comparable to a Sony a7 III OR IV?
GH6(1/5 AF) = A7S2, A7-2
Look at the Canon RP(3/5 AF) for $600, Canon R8 $1500 (5/5 AF), Canon M50 (2/5 AF)
Nikon Z50 (4/5 AF), Sony A7C(4/5 AF), Sony A6600 (4/5 AF)
Now in terms of recommending, to each his own, but the system isn't dead, just depends on if it fits what you are looking for.
I'd say everyone should always compare prices of what lenses they want, etc to see if it makes sense. MFT will still give you the best bag for buck when it comes to shooting with long focal lengths for example. Macro is still a place it will be very effective and can be cheaper than others (with the very good 60mm) if that is something you do.
You still have the best options for very small camera and lens combinations. There are still lenses (75mm f1.8, 35-100mm f/2.8 etc) which don't have equivalent matches for size and performance in other systems. So if those things or something like birding is your thing, it can serve you well and better than others.
Forget that guy.. I'm waiting for my omd-em10 mark iv to come in the mail
Olympus cameras rock .. om so far has done nothing too crazy with new cameras outside of branding away from Olympus to OM
Will wait for newer versions in the next year to know how the ecosystem will hold up
Sony is king g mirrorless but at a premium cost
Olympus cameras rock .. om so far has done nothing too crazy with new cameras outside of branding away from Olympus to OM
Will wait for newer versions in the next year to know how the ecosystem will hold up
Sony is king g mirrorless but at a premium cost
Premium cost but their lens system is generally cheaper? They're a huge advocate for 3rd party lenses. So I guess it's a pick your poison situation.