Are Mirrorless Cameras Good At Recording Videos?

1. Are Mirrorless Cameras Good At Recording Videos?

2. For a videography enthusiast, looking to graduate to a full-fledged videographer, the question, which camera should I buy for professional videography, is of great import. No videographer worth their salt looks at any camera that doesn’t have 4K recording capabilities. When one starts researching on the options available for a good 4K video recording camera, one comes across a plethora of options one can choose from. There is history of the AV camera, the romance of the DSLR camera, and the convenience of the action camera.

3. Eventually, one comes across the technological marvel of the DSLM camera, which beautifully marries the prowess of the DSLR with the convenience of the action camera. Another interesting fact one stumbles across, is the legacy of the Panasonic 4K video camera range in its contributions to 4K recording technology.

4. As the pioneers of mirrorless technology Panasonic gave the world the Panasonic Mirrorless camera range, which combines the technological prowess of the Panasonic 4K video camera and the technological innovation of mirrorless systems. Getting back to the initial question, and the purpose of this blog, the answer is yes; Mirrorless cameras are indeed good for recording videos.

5. The Lumix G Series camera range and specifically the Lumix GH5, a hybrid camera from the Panasonic Mirrorless Camera stable, is a master at capturing videos with extraordinary colour reproduction and continuous recording capabilities. But what makes these pocket sized wonders so good for recording videos? In a traditional DSLR, there is a mirror-viewing assembly, previously thought of as indispensable, adds to the weight of the camera and also renders the optical viewfinder of a DSLR redundant.

6. A mirrorless camera wins here with advanced electronic viewfinders basically making the mirrorless camera a superior option for video recording. Additionally, a mirrorless camera usually comes with a smaller sensor, which enables it to focus well on subjects that move.  For example, the Panasonic Mirrorless camera range currently works on a Micro Four Thirds Processor and it basically allows for exceptional focus on moving objects.

7. Moreover, the lens adaptability of a mirrorless camera is exceptional. A short flange-focal distance of a mirrorless camera is the reason for this, essentially meaning that most lenses made for the well-established DSLR can be used in a mirrorless camera with the appropriate adapter. And finally, the smaller size means that you can record great videos without using a tripod or a shoulder rig. Of course it is advisable to use one, but at times you may not have the option and that immediately gives DSLM an advantage.

8. This feature also means that DSLMs automatically allow for greater mobility. The Panasonic Lumix G85, for example, comes with 5-axis Dual I.S. II, which minimizes the need for a tripod or a gimbal. In conclusion, the mirrorless camera has become a mainstay of the video recording community and presents a strong case to stake claim as a prime member of the 4K video recoding camera genre. And leading this charge is the Lumix range of cameras, with their exceptional video recording capabilities. So go ahead drop the mirror and go mirrorless with Lumix for your video recording escapades.

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