The full Panasonic MFT camcorder specs can be read here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FtY5V0GGocnDMaTZrxh1xTXtmr894D85/view

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A trusted source had a chat with Panasonic managers and told me this:

They were brutally honest in analyzing the MFT market. They do not see a lot of potential in “movers” from Olympus to Lumix MFT. Their assumption is that Olympus owner keep their equipment in hope of light (like Pentax users), move to another system (Fuji?) or go full frame. But they see a market in V-Logging, Instragram/Influencer, Youtuber etc. So they are thinking about a tightly integrated, mobile system which allows to easily create video with a lot of effects and the option to easily cut & share via mobile phone / tablet. Enthusiastic photographers & filmers should move to L-Mount…

Let’s see what 43rumors think about the possibility to switch over to Panasonic MFT cameras:

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Announcement should be very soon!

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Nokishita leaked the specs of the soon to be announced new Cine camera:

• The main specifications of Panasonic’s cinema 4K box camera “LUMIX BGH1“
• 10.28 million effective pixels Four Thirds sensor
• Micro Four Thirds mount
• C4K60P 4: 2: 2 10-bit RAW video (HDMI output)
• C4K60P 4: 2: 0 10-bit (H.265 / HEVC) Internal recording
• dual native ISO
• Double SD card slot
• Wi-Fi / Bluetooth
• 11800mAh VBR battery compatible
• size 93.0×93.0x78.0mm
• weight 545g (main unit only)

Tony Northrup as usual is very optimistic about the future of the MFT system :)

You can listen what he says about Panasonic from minute 5:

Days ago I leaked the image of the new Panasonic Micro Four Thirds Cine camera (I had to remove the image on the owners request). And today it’s official: Panasonic registered the new DC-BGH1 cine MFT camera in Russia.

No info yet about specs, price and release date…

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