4K 60P Mirrorless Camera

I like this camera. I mostly film stage shows like community theater. I've film one show so far and the camera has nice colors, a great zoom lens and records in 4k at 60p which is the main reason I wanted this camera. It seems better in low-light than my AG-AC160 but not as good as my Sony A7S ii (obviously). The design feels rugged and an improvement over past Panasonic cameras in this price point. I typically film in 4k and drop the footage into an HD timeline which allows me to pan-and-scan the footage and re-crop it as I see fit. The 60p in 4k gets rid of that jerky feel that 30p 4k can produce. So far so good.

This camera is a the best camera under $10k in my opinion. The only thing wrong with it is it doesn't shoot Raw and doesn't shoot 4k or 6k 60p 4:2:2. The highest it gets is 4k 30p 4:2:2. It will shoot FHD 60p 4:2;2 but not 4K or 6K 4:2:2. The autofocus is trash but the autofocus is comparable to Canon and Sony autofocus which is also trash so there you have it. Just shoot in manual and life is good. Just do it, you won't be disappointed, especially for the $4k price. I own the Canon C200 and the Sony A7R3 and this camera is always in my hand. I use the Sony A7R3 as my stills camera but once in a while I will grab stills from the S1H video as the stills quality from video frames is excellent quality. I have my C200 all decked out with an Atomos Shogun Inferno and everything you can think of and it is now just collecting dust since I added the S1H to my arsenal. My S1H is now my A camera with my 2 GH5's as B and C cams. Will be getting another S1H in the near future as well. Hope this helped.

Only thing lacking is 60p in 4k. Everything else is great (for the price)

The Atomos HDMI provides a clean signal in support of 4K 60p performance.

I shoot weddings and events, lots of them. First, let me say that this camcorder is a bit advanced from the pro consumer camcorders. I say this because I read two negitative reviews and, in my own opinion, those persons perhaps do not know beyond the basics or maybe expecting something way farther advanced. Either way this is a great camcorder for what I do. My gear must include better than average indoor shooting with lower than average grain effect. Wow, I found it with the HC-X1 4K Ultra HD Professional Camcorder. I use the UHD setting, 60p @120 for most outdoor and in good light shooting. When the lights dim, I use UHD 60p @ 60 or 30p @ 60 with great results. The focus is faster than I had expected and even has a setting for focus delay, ex. for that guest who just walked across the front of the camera. There are many presets for your tweeking needs as well. I edit in .MOV or .MP4 setting using Adobe PProCS6. However, I found that by first using a third party conversation ( I use Wondershare) I can bring it all down to 1080 which helps streamline the editing process while keeping all those many wonderful colorful pixels pack in there. Great camcorder to have as 4K is making its way around to be the norm someday. Will be buying another soon.

I have had a DeckLink Extreme HD card in my 2009-era Mac Tower for 5 years and it has been a flawless performer for monitoring and export (print to tape) with RS-422 deck control. Never had an ounce of trouble. I waited with great expectations for this card for our new HP Z workstation that we use to edit 4K because I wanted to monitor in 4K/60p and this is the only card that can do it. I expected problems installing it given the Windows environment but it was simple! I installed it into a pair of empty slots (takes up 2) and installed the software from the included SD card. One reboot later I was editing in Premiere CC with beautiful 4K/60p monitoring on our 55 Samsung 4K monitor using HDMI. Once again, a wonderful product from Black Magic that JUST WORKS. I can't recommend it enough. Absolutely fabulous! If I can install it, anyone can.

Great cards,, had no issues at all shooting with max frames, or 4k @60p. Handled tasks with ease.

It works to get the signal to my Shinobi in all modes. NOT TESTED FOR 4K 60P 10BIT as I don't have record monitor.

HDMI cable can easily handle 4K 60p HQ recording to Ninja V with no drop in quality. Also love the size.

So far I have shot 4K 60p, 30p, 24p and 1080p 120fps with these cards no problem. Overall there an exceptional value. I have used Delkin cards in the past and found them reliable. Since I'm using them on a DLSR there is a recording limit of 29:59 and in 120fps 7:29. This makes sense in 120fps because its writing for 29.97 playback which if you take 4x 7:29 comes close to 29:59. Overall have had no buffer or write problems. Often I'll review footage on the spot with no delay. Best value at the moment per GB for a Fast 2.0 card.