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Brand | Panasonic |
Connectivity Technology | Ethernet |
Flash Memory Type | Micro SD |
Color | Black |
Special Feature | 13 Stops of Dynamic Range, HLG Imaging; Dual-Native ISO, VariCam Look and V-Log L; Durable Magnesium and Aluminum Body See more |
Screen Size | 1 |
Photo Sensor Technology | MOS |
Camcorder type | Action Camera |
Model Name | LUMIX BGH1, 4K Cinema Box Camera with Livestreaming |
Included Components | Camera Body Only |
About this item
- A BOX CAMERA PERFECT FOR LIVESTREAMS, BROADCASTS AND CINEMA: The high-performance BGH1 is small and light, with expandability and multi-camera control with Wi-Fi, Ethernet PoE+ and 3G-SDI.
- ASTONISHING IMAGE QUALITY: Camera provides superior low-light performance using a high sensitivity, 10.2MP Live MOS Micro Four Thirds sensor with Dual Native ISO technology to minimize noise.
- EXCEPTIONAL VIDEO CAPABILITY: C4K/4K 60p 4:2:0 10-bit, 4:2:2 30p 10-bit ALL-Intra 400Mbps recording, V-Log L with 13 stops of dynamic range.
- PROFESSIONAL-LEVEL FEATURES: 10-bit internal recording ensures rich data and smooth gradation, with the option of simultaneous live output over HDMI or 3G-SDI. Supports Anamorphic recording, Genlock IN/Timecoode IN/OUT and unlimited recording on all settings.
- REMOTE CONTROL: Control multi BGH1 cameras remotely via Ethernet with LUMIX Tether App while supplying power via PoE+. Control is also available via USB-C.
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model name | LUMIX BGH1, 4K Cinema Box Camera with Livestreaming | Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 4K | URSA Mini Pro 4.6K G2 | PXWFS7 | 6K Pro | Micro Studio Camera 4K G2 |
display size | — | 5 inches | 4 inches | 3.5 inches | 5 inches | 0 inches |
digital zoom | 10 multiplier x | 16 multiplier x | 3 multiplier x | — | — | — |
optical zoom | — | 1 multiplier x | 3 multiplier x | 28 multiplier x | 2 multiplier x | — |
video resolution | 5K | 4K | 4608 x 2592 | 1080p | 6K | 4K |
connectivity tech | Ethernet | USB | Bluetooth | Audio Input 2 x 3-pin XLR Line/mic/mic +48 Mic Reference: -40. -50. -60 dBu SDI Output 2 x BNC HD/3G-SDI SMTPE292M/424M/425M HDMI 2.0 1 x Type A USB USB device, miniB | HDMI | HDMI |
shooting modes | — | Auto, manual | Auto, manual | Slow Motion | — | — |
lens type | Wide Angle | Close-Up | No Lens Included - Body Only | Zoom | Zoom | Zoom |
optical sensor tech | live mos | USB | CMOS | CMOS | BSI | — |
flash memory type | Micro SD | SD | SD | Memory Stick PRO DUO, SD | SD | CompactFlash |
image stabilization | Dynamic | Digital | Digital | Optical | — | Dynamic |
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For cinematic productions, broadcasting or live streaming, LUMIX wants you to think inside the box! The LUMIX BGH1 is an exceptionally lightweight and easy-to-install box camera whose arrival is timed perfectly, against a backdrop of increasing need for top-quality streaming solutions in addition to traditional broadcasting and cinema production. The LUMIX BGH1 offers unprecedented versatility, perfect for shooting on drones/ gimbals and vehicles, IP remote control, live streaming and more. Its high degree of expandability allows for multi-camera control and its extensive interchangeable lens lineup is based on the Micro Four Thirds System. Crystallizing all technologies Panasonic has ever acquired through the development of professional cinema cameras, camcorders and the LUMIX GH series, the LUMIX BGH1 is a camera to inspire content creators and bring your work to the next level.
The LUMIX BGH1 integrates a High Sensitivity 10.2-megapixel Live MOS Sensor with Dual Native ISO technology, offering two circuits of separate native ISO to minimize noise generation. As a result, a maximum recording at ISO 51200 is realized. The camera enables 10-bit C4K 60p internal video recording with pre-installed V-Log L with 13 stops of dynamic range. It is also capable of C4K 4:2:2 10-bit output over HDMI. The VFR (Variable Frame Rate) lets you record overcranked / undercranked video in C4K/4K (60 fps, maximum 2.5x slower in 24p) and FHD (240 fps, maximum 10x slower in 24p)*. A new heat dispersion structure with integrated fan allows unlimited video recording, with the body frame composed of aluminum and magnesium alloy to realize both durability and light weight.
Stream images, control and power the BGH1 with Power over Ethernet+ (PoE+) for simple installations. Control of up to maximum 12 BGH1 cameras, depending on the environment and PC performance, using the Panasonic LUMIX Tether for Multicam**. With future firmware update, it will support wired IP streaming (RTP/RTSP). SDK*** is available to enable the custom control via USB, and in addition to USB-C 3.1 Type-C, a 3G-SDI and an HDMI Type A terminal are equipped, which can be used for simultaneous output. Moreover, Genlock IN/ Timecode IN/OUT functions which enable multi-angle synchronized video recording are available to build a scalable system with external monitors, rigs and gimbals supplied from other manufacturers.
* The angle of view is reduced when the frame rate is set to 201 fps.
**LUMIX Tether for Multicam will be released when the BGH1 goes on sale.
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Product Dimensions | 3.07 x 3.66 x 3.66 inches |
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Item Weight | 2.35 pounds |
ASIN | B08KGZ2CPB |
Item model number | DC-BGH1 |
Customer Reviews |
4.9 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #272,291 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #1,878 in Digital Point & Shoot Cameras |
Date First Available | October 13, 2020 |
Manufacturer | Panasonic |
Country of Origin | China |
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LUMIX DC-BGH1
Unbox Your Creativity
High-performance livestream camera is small and light, with expandability and multi-camera control, perfect for livestreamers, broadcasters, and cinema.
Remote Control Multiple Cameras with LUMIX Tether
Multiple camera recording enabled by Ethernet cable connection on LUMIX Tether software* enables more efficient video production.
Box-Style Cinema & Live Camera
Dual Native ISO, C4K 60p 10-bit recording, 13 stops of dynamic range with V-LogL all in an easy to deploy box-style camera for increased shooting flexibility.
Superior Low Light Performance
High-sensitive 10.2MP Live MOS sensor with Dual Native ISO technology for outstanding low-light video performance.*
A LUMIX First: Simultaneous SDI/HDMI Output
You can simultaneously monitor SDI output, record HDMI output externally, and control the camera remotely via USB or LAN tethering for professional cinematic quality.
A LUMIX First: Ethernet / PoE+ Compatible Camera
Simply by connecting the BGH1 via Ethernet cable, your camera will be powered over Ethernet* and allow multiple-camera remote control through the LUMIX Tether software.
* IEEE802.3at compliant.
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There is nothing wrong with the BGH1. In fact just now firmware updates are adding the features that Panasonic said they would. This includes being able to handle BRAW. The BGH1 is simply the least expensive way to shoot to Netflix standards. Is it the best way? That is like asking if a Honda Odyssey is the best car for the race track. What the BGH1 does is make doing cinema ever more affordable.
Move makers are using all kinds of tools today, from very expensive stuff down to iPhones. It matters more about how you can capture the scene and tell the story than it does the equipment you use. As a friendly bit of perspective, don't buy a piece of equipment that obviously won't meet your needs then whine about it.
Vacillating before the purchase, I pipelined to the Pro-Video department at B&H where a video tech, to my dismay, erroneously answered all my questions, making that the first of many disappointments.
Ostensibly the Lumix BGH1 is a restyled and improved GH5s fitted into a box form, resembling the ZCam box cameras, but I soon discovered the workflow has a rather arduous learning curve.
Without an LCD screen, the BGH1 compelled me to set up two monitors belly to belly; a Shogun 7 connected via SDI at 1080p with camera info displayed and a Ninja V connected via the HDMI without the camera info displayed to record ProRes.
Now with the monitors in place, here I go:
This camera lacks a 4k SDI and that is an awful omission.
It lacks, NDI, Waveform, VectorScope and RAW recording.
This is 2021 and there is no RAW recording. Go figure?
The battery I purchased is gigantic and almost physically larger than the camera.
The BGH1 felt heftier than I expected and once the battery was attached, it seemed heavier than my GH5 or GH5s.
The registration pin hole accommodating the tripod plate is located between the two ¼-20 females with no additional 3/8-16 females anywhere.
The camera has nine ¼-20 females on the body and no 3/8-16 females anywhere.
The HDMI connection does not have a locking device, but a Small Rig Cage solves that.
The rear output covers were cumbersome, and I removed them; then I had a hellish time replacing them.
A quick tip: do not remap the FN1 button at any cost; it controls the display info output.
The camera has a fan, but the noise is innocuous as it is incredibly quiet.
The bottom camera plate was uncannily hot after two hours.
The manual states the BGH1 is not weatherproof. Nothing at all and that is not good considering I am accustomed to shooting in any environment with my GH5 and the S.
The front function buttons are small and difficult to locate; with my work gloves on it was nearly impossible to control them.
There is a ‘power on’ indication on the front of the body but nowhere else and I found that very annoying from the get-go.
The camera has a rear ‘Network Indicator’ light that functions somewhat as a ‘power on’ indicator.
There is a front tally light and a small one on the rear.
The battery, contrary to the Video Tech assuring me it did, does not charge off the camera.
The BGH1 does not have a data recovery feature. I pulled the AC plug to check.
Once I connected the Lumix Tethering App and played around with it, my thoughts, useless.
The BGH1 out the box does not stream. Really it does not stream, and I find that incredulous considering the key selling point of the Lumix BGH1 is connectivity for streaming.
There is a firmware updating coming but who knows when?
Therefore, if streaming is your sole reason for buying this camera, I suggest you keep your GH5 and buy a Birddog NDI converter or a Atomos 4k connect and go live with OBS; forget the BGH1 you do not need it.
The OBS software never recognized the BGH1 as a VCD, even though the Video Tech at B&H mentioned it as a selling point and after trying myriad connections, I gave up and streamed via OBS utilizing my Atomos 4k Connect, that simple.
Now the finale, should you buy the Lumix BGH1?
Do you have GH5 or S? If yes, skip this camera and get the BirdDog Studio NDI or the Atomos 4k connect and you are ready to go.
Do I regret my purchase? Let us see what happens in the real world; but it is salient to me, Panasonic is not at the vanguard of the mirrorless camera world any longer; maybe the real deal is coming, The GH6 packed with:
6k @ 30p 4:2:2 10 bits / 8k is what it really needs because I believe 6k is already dead.
4k @ 120p 4:4:4 12 bits
2k @ 960 4:2:0 10 bits
ACES color space….and RAW.
Now below is an on set review jotted down on paper and I've typed here.
Here we go with part two.
These are things noted after three weeks of shooting in a studio and three locations with the BGH1.
These notes are not in any order and I am reading off hand-written notes therefore please cut me some slack.
I was shooting a dancer with a Filter Effect added and then the director asked for 120fps. I switched and bang, the Filter Effect was overridden. This was an awfully bad situation and embarrassing to say the least.
The BGH1’s menu does not pick up where I left off.
Not having a power on indicator on the rear was extremely annoying.
The image quality of the BGH1 is simply beautiful.
Digital Zoom 2x looks great.
The My Photo Style and Exposure Comp are fantastic additions to the menu.
I wonder if Panasonic can provide a labeling feature to identify them.
The absence of a 3/8-16 female anywhere became an issue as the AC wanted to attach her Monitor and arm. Problem? Her arm had a 3/8-16 on one end and ¼-20 on the other; her monitor only had a ¼-20.
If the BGH1 had a 3/8-16 anywhere, no issue.
I had a hell of a time finding the download page of the manual, searching here and the same situation with firmware info that I still have not found.
On day two of shooting, the BGH1’s menu appeared ghost like on my Shogun7 after I cleared the display with the FN1. That ghost like image did not appear in the recorded file and has not returned.
The Shogun 7 was burning up connected to the BGH1 but not with Sony FS700. The Shogun 7’s time stamping on the footage was five hours off connected to the BGH1 but on point with Sony FS700.
The Shogun 7’s power AC connection was burning up but once again, only when connected to BGH1 and not the Sony FS700 even when we were shooting in RAW.
Tip: Set the Atomos Shogun 7 control menu to ‘Pan 3’ and then it gets trigger by BGH1.
My eBay GH5s remote did not function with the BGH1. No worth much but just wanted to inform you.
Did I mention the image quality of the Lumix BGH1? It is Fantastic.
Panasonic needs to add a full help feature to describe the functions of menu setting and info as to why I cannot set a grayed-out item.
Regarding low light situations, I saw a 2/3 improvement over the GH5s.
1600ISO tops. Nothing about that.
In fact, I would not set it above 800ISO in High or Low.
Just glanced at the on-set edited footage; the BGH1 image quality is breathtaking. This camera is approaching VariCam and Arri Alexa territory.
The BGH’s1 bottom plates was extremely warm and bordering on hot; in addition, the SDI/HDMI connections tips were extremely hot to the touch.
You cannot monitor Vlog with LUT Assist as it always embeds the footage.
Manual states LUT applied. Check pages 120 -123
Connectivity is this camera’s selling point; but nothing connects other than the type C connection to the Lumix Tethering app.
My laptop does not recognize the LAN connection nor does the Tethering App.
When the Lumix Tethering app is connected, you cannot format the cards.
You must exit the app, format the cards, and reconnect. Waste of time.
I was annoyed to see the menu on my laptop as the tethering app was active and neither did the director sitting too close for comfort.
I X the app and HDMI into a TV.
Another thing, I cannot go full screen with this app and what is up with that white frame outline in the middle? Annoying to no end. This app does nothing for me.
Now the Sync app on my tablet; again, that annoying white frame line, no full screen feature and you lose wireless app it connected tethering app.
Here is another one, how do update the BGH1’s firmware?
The Bluetooth connection never connected, though I waited over three minutes.
The new menu layout is nice and easy to navigate and I cannot say this enough, the SDI is 1080p only. Very annoying.
4k SDI. No 4k SDI. No 4k SDI
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2021
Vacillating before the purchase, I pipelined to the Pro-Video department at B&H where a video tech, to my dismay, erroneously answered all my questions, making that the first of many disappointments.
Ostensibly the Lumix BGH1 is a restyled and improved GH5s fitted into a box form, resembling the ZCam box cameras, but I soon discovered the workflow has a rather arduous learning curve.
Without an LCD screen, the BGH1 compelled me to set up two monitors belly to belly; a Shogun 7 connected via SDI at 1080p with camera info displayed and a Ninja V connected via the HDMI without the camera info displayed to record ProRes.
Now with the monitors in place, here I go:
This camera lacks a 4k SDI and that is an awful omission.
It lacks, NDI, Waveform, VectorScope and RAW recording.
This is 2021 and there is no RAW recording. Go figure?
The battery I purchased is gigantic and almost physically larger than the camera.
The BGH1 felt heftier than I expected and once the battery was attached, it seemed heavier than my GH5 or GH5s.
The registration pin hole accommodating the tripod plate is located between the two ¼-20 females with no additional 3/8-16 females anywhere.
The camera has nine ¼-20 females on the body and no 3/8-16 females anywhere.
The HDMI connection does not have a locking device, but a Small Rig Cage solves that.
The rear output covers were cumbersome, and I removed them; then I had a hellish time replacing them.
A quick tip: do not remap the FN1 button at any cost; it controls the display info output.
The camera has a fan, but the noise is innocuous as it is incredibly quiet.
The bottom camera plate was uncannily hot after two hours.
The manual states the BGH1 is not weatherproof. Nothing at all and that is not good considering I am accustomed to shooting in any environment with my GH5 and the S.
The front function buttons are small and difficult to locate; with my work gloves on it was nearly impossible to control them.
There is a ‘power on’ indication on the front of the body but nowhere else and I found that very annoying from the get-go.
The camera has a rear ‘Network Indicator’ light that functions somewhat as a ‘power on’ indicator.
There is a front tally light and a small one on the rear.
The battery, contrary to the Video Tech assuring me it did, does not charge off the camera.
The BGH1 does not have a data recovery feature. I pulled the AC plug to check.
Once I connected the Lumix Tethering App and played around with it, my thoughts, useless.
The BGH1 out the box does not stream. Really it does not stream, and I find that incredulous considering the key selling point of the Lumix BGH1 is connectivity for streaming.
There is a firmware updating coming but who knows when?
Therefore, if streaming is your sole reason for buying this camera, I suggest you keep your GH5 and buy a Birddog NDI converter or a Atomos 4k connect and go live with OBS; forget the BGH1 you do not need it.
The OBS software never recognized the BGH1 as a VCD, even though the Video Tech at B&H mentioned it as a selling point and after trying myriad connections, I gave up and streamed via OBS utilizing my Atomos 4k Connect, that simple.
Now the finale, should you buy the Lumix BGH1?
Do you have GH5 or S? If yes, skip this camera and get the BirdDog Studio NDI or the Atomos 4k connect and you are ready to go.
Do I regret my purchase? Let us see what happens in the real world; but it is salient to me, Panasonic is not at the vanguard of the mirrorless camera world any longer; maybe the real deal is coming, The GH6 packed with:
6k @ 30p 4:2:2 10 bits / 8k is what it really needs because I believe 6k is already dead.
4k @ 120p 4:4:4 12 bits
2k @ 960 4:2:0 10 bits
ACES color space….and RAW.
Now below is an on set review jotted down on paper and I've typed here.
Here we go with part two.
These are things noted after three weeks of shooting in a studio and three locations with the BGH1.
These notes are not in any order and I am reading off hand-written notes therefore please cut me some slack.
I was shooting a dancer with a Filter Effect added and then the director asked for 120fps. I switched and bang, the Filter Effect was overridden. This was an awfully bad situation and embarrassing to say the least.
The BGH1’s menu does not pick up where I left off.
Not having a power on indicator on the rear was extremely annoying.
The image quality of the BGH1 is simply beautiful.
Digital Zoom 2x looks great.
The My Photo Style and Exposure Comp are fantastic additions to the menu.
I wonder if Panasonic can provide a labeling feature to identify them.
The absence of a 3/8-16 female anywhere became an issue as the AC wanted to attach her Monitor and arm. Problem? Her arm had a 3/8-16 on one end and ¼-20 on the other; her monitor only had a ¼-20.
If the BGH1 had a 3/8-16 anywhere, no issue.
I had a hell of a time finding the download page of the manual, searching here and the same situation with firmware info that I still have not found.
On day two of shooting, the BGH1’s menu appeared ghost like on my Shogun7 after I cleared the display with the FN1. That ghost like image did not appear in the recorded file and has not returned.
The Shogun 7 was burning up connected to the BGH1 but not with Sony FS700. The Shogun 7’s time stamping on the footage was five hours off connected to the BGH1 but on point with Sony FS700.
The Shogun 7’s power AC connection was burning up but once again, only when connected to BGH1 and not the Sony FS700 even when we were shooting in RAW.
Tip: Set the Atomos Shogun 7 control menu to ‘Pan 3’ and then it gets trigger by BGH1.
My eBay GH5s remote did not function with the BGH1. No worth much but just wanted to inform you.
Did I mention the image quality of the Lumix BGH1? It is Fantastic.
Panasonic needs to add a full help feature to describe the functions of menu setting and info as to why I cannot set a grayed-out item.
Regarding low light situations, I saw a 2/3 improvement over the GH5s.
1600ISO tops. Nothing about that.
In fact, I would not set it above 800ISO in High or Low.
Just glanced at the on-set edited footage; the BGH1 image quality is breathtaking. This camera is approaching VariCam and Arri Alexa territory.
The BGH’s1 bottom plates was extremely warm and bordering on hot; in addition, the SDI/HDMI connections tips were extremely hot to the touch.
You cannot monitor Vlog with LUT Assist as it always embeds the footage.
Manual states LUT applied. Check pages 120 -123
Connectivity is this camera’s selling point; but nothing connects other than the type C connection to the Lumix Tethering app.
My laptop does not recognize the LAN connection nor does the Tethering App.
When the Lumix Tethering app is connected, you cannot format the cards.
You must exit the app, format the cards, and reconnect. Waste of time.
I was annoyed to see the menu on my laptop as the tethering app was active and neither did the director sitting too close for comfort.
I X the app and HDMI into a TV.
Another thing, I cannot go full screen with this app and what is up with that white frame outline in the middle? Annoying to no end. This app does nothing for me.
Now the Sync app on my tablet; again, that annoying white frame line, no full screen feature and you lose wireless app it connected tethering app.
Here is another one, how do update the BGH1’s firmware?
The Bluetooth connection never connected, though I waited over three minutes.
The new menu layout is nice and easy to navigate and I cannot say this enough, the SDI is 1080p only. Very annoying.
4k SDI. No 4k SDI. No 4k SDI