(FT5) Leaked! First image of the new Panasonic G9 and 200mm f/2.8 lens!

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On Wednesday November 8 at 9am London time Panasonic will announce the new G9 and a new 200mm f/2.8 MFT lens. And here you have the first images of the new products!

 

 

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UPDATE: More images via Nokishita

And those are the Panasonic G9 specs:

• 20 Megapixel
• Up to 20fps with full AF and 60fps with locked AF
• 6.5-stop stabilization with 5-axis image stabilizer in conjunction with lens stabilizer
• New EVF with no blackout and 0.83x magnification
• Waterproof and frost resistant (-10 degrees) body housing in magnesium

 

The price should be close to 2.000 Euro. But still some 200-300 lower than the GH5

 

The 200mm lens has f/2.8 aperture, is Leica branded, has POWER OIS and lens stabilization.

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