Panasonic Lumix G9 Mirrorless Camera

[PCI-Express 3.0] I brought this card for my Panasonic Lumix GH6 Mirrorless Camera, it works great, however what I did not know is that 4K recording is only giving you about 42 mins recording time.

[Ball Head] This compact size ball head works great for my mirrorless cameras, such as Lumix G9 and Sony ZV-1. It even supports heavier DSLR such as Nikon D810. Easy to turn knob and not much strength to take to tighten knobs. Small plate also works well with my smaller camera like GX-85. I always enjoy good quality SmallRig accessories, and this one is no exception.

[9, Rounded] Stays on my trusty old LUMIX G9 all the time.

[7.2 VDC] Charged right up. Works great with my LUMIX G9.

[Dedicated] I own and love the Lumix G9 . However, I knew that I was having some limitations with low light. I decided to purchase the Lumix S5 and am really glad I did. The S5 is very similar to the G9 in design which I really like. All the controls are where I'm used to finding them. It's amazing that a full-frame camera could be the same size as its MFT sister. I purchased the S5 specifically for better results in low light and I'm not disappointed. The images are crisp and clear, handheld and high iso, which is something I could never achieve with the G9. Critics of the S5 bemoan the fact that the DFD is not good enough. I don't know what their workflow looks like specifically but I've had no problems with the autofocus. It tracks like most other brands in good lighting and does a good enough job in low light. The deal B&H is currently running for the S5 body, a 85mm and 20-60mm lens is just tremendous. With comparable Sony and Canon camera and lens bundle you might pay upwards of $1-2k more. I suggest that for most photographers the S5 will exceed all their expectations. And for me, the extra cost for Sony and Canon's similar products was not worth it. I couldn't be happier with the camera, including the menu, weight, ergonomics and photo/video quality.

[0.755 lb] Will use it with a Ziess Milvus 2/100M lens and a Lumix DC-G9 camera, for use with primarily stills. Initial tests are giving very sharp images.

[0.345 lb] I was looking to buy these for my Lumix G9 for a while and finally found ones I can use with Autofocus. The contacts on this model lets your camera autofocus easily. When shooting bugs or tiny objects this is essential! Many of the others I have tried lack that ability. Also you get 2 of them so my options for macro shots are greatly expanded. The storage bag is nice and will keep them clean and dust free , so I dont transfer dust into my sensor. Lastly I figured out you can combine the 2 of them to gain a closer view on the subject - next I will try to shoot ants! Been enjoying these. [I received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

[12 to 16 VDC ] Below is the review I wrote for the charger that this adapts to.  I bought this so that I could charge the batteries for the Panasonic LX100m2 externally.  The supplied USB charger is okay, but I dont usually want my camera attached to my computer for hours.  It charges the batteries a bit faster than charging in camera via USB.   Added benefit is that I can also charge the batteries for my Panasonic G9 with an inexpensive adapter.  I prefer this to the charger supplied with the G9 because it takes up a lot less space in my bag, plus I dont need to carry 2 sets of chargers and cables for the 2 cameras when I travel. It seems a bit slower charging the G9 battery than the charger supplied with the camera, but not significantly so. Its a wall wart, but its small enough that I can plug in something else on the other side of the outlet. Both types of batteries fit easily and snugly into the charger. Also comes with an adapter for using a cars 12v outlet. Finally, a lot less expensive than either one of the Panasonic chargers.

[Yes] This was purchased to use with my Panasonic DC-G9. It works well with this camera as an everyday lens. It covers basic wide angle to roughly 2.5x zoom. Zoom works smoothly and the auto focus is fast. 2.8 aperture lets in lots of light and makes use of a flash almost unnecessary. It is pricey, but does so much for you. Well worth it.

[1] I bought these for a Panasonic G9, which probably does not really require cards this fast (unlike a GH5), figuring I might someday get another camera that can really use this speed.� I haven't attempted to test the speed or number of burst shots, but between the camera and these cards I get all the speed I need.� I've used them for four months now with no problems.� The company seemed responsive when I emailed them before purchase with some questions about the warranty.� I did register online for the three-year warranty.