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Panasonic LUMIX GH7

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Panasonic LUMIX GH7

The LUMIX GH7 is Panasonic's Micro Four Thirds video workhorse and one of the most capable bodies in this group: a 25.2MP cinema-style body with IBIS, internal ProRes, dual CFexpress-B and SD UHS-II slots, and a deep codec toolset in an 805g package. It's the pick for video shooters who value compact MFT glass and recording flexibility. Skip it if you're chasing the shallow depth-of-field and noise advantages of a full-frame sensor.

Scores

Breakdown
Overall77±3

Caliber-forward blend — tier caliber + within-tier price rank 30%, value 25%, confidence 20%, compatibility 15%, upgrade path 10% — renormalized over applicable dimensions.

Beginner Friendliness54
Compatibility60
Confidence82
Pro Readiness82
Upgrade Path79
Value91

The ± band on the overall score reflects sourcing confidence — wider when fewer specs are verified.

How each score is computed: our scoring methodology.

Specifications

SpecValueVerification
lens mountmftSourced
sensor formatMicro Four ThirdsSourced
megapixels25.2Sourced
IBISyesSourced
body stylecinemaSourced
card slot typesCfexpress B, Sd Uhs IiSourced
weight (g)805Sourced

7/7 detail specs sourced. Amber rows are flagged for verification — we show them as reported, not confirmed.

Verdict

Best for

  • MFT video workhorse — internal ProRes, deep codec toolset, small glass

Who should skip this

  • Shallow-DOF full-frame looks

Where to buy

List price $2,200

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Ecosystem

Micro Four Thirds (native)

Compatibility

Built around Micro Four Thirds. Make sure the rest of your build uses the same platform before you buy — mismatched sockets, mounts or standards are the most common return reason. Check it in the builder →

Upgrade path

A top-tier camera — there's little to upgrade to within the category.