Love the quality out of it, and the fact that you can crop down to 1080p or downscale if you want to get higher image quality on Full HD

However, I do still prefer the still image quality of the Canon

The quality is awesome

Camera has been completely troublefree shooting 4K full time using a SanDisk 32GB U3 memory card - yep the expensive and top quality $125 card.

Not bad though, as the FZ1000 was very fragile like the FZ200, which did not have good video quality and weak glue to affix the zoom dial

I always thought Sandisk was not the greatest 3rd party memory seller, but I guess they are pretty much the best out there, speed and quality wise

There are a bunch of YouTube videos that explain how to change the settings for optimal 4K video quality

Blazing fast focus, 4K video, great image quality

4k is great, 120fps 1080p is great, Cine profiles are great, quality and durability and wonderful, you can't beat what the GH4 does for the price.

A simple solution is to add an external mic that points forward; which, depending on the mic, will probably improve the sound quality anyway; but that, of course, adds to the overall cost, bulk and weight

It is a nice combination of decent quality and run-n-gun shooting capability

The superior quality versus return on investment just can't be matched

yes this camera can produce amazing photos as well.--Overall get this camera if your doing video and want amazing quality because this GH4 can produce some excellent professional footage

My stills have good quality and are suitable for what I wanted at this time

I originally bought a Sony a99 to do video with since it seemed set up to do good video production but the camera is crippled with a poor codec, line skipping and a generally mediocre image quality (in video, the stills are great)

You set the VFR, you record the footage (it will tell you "25%" on the viewfinder), you hit record, you stop recording, you hit play and you get to see unbelievably high quality sharp, full 1080 HD slow motion.

I purchase a Panasonic lens for this camera, and it has great image quality, fast focus, and built-in stabilization

The quality of the stills are a massive improvement over the 1 and 2... does it compete with a Canon 6D?

In terms of pure video quality, especially for interviews and scenes with little movement.... the GH4 with one of the Panasonic/Leica lenses (I use the 25mm F/1.4 and 42.5M F/1.2) is far superior in terms of both color and sharpness.- Nikon D750 for Studio photography.... including portraits and macro (almost always on a tripod so size really doesn't matter)

It is very good quality, but the barrel is very narrow and looks more like 28mm, totally a bad choice for group shots

and I find myself grabbing them both (as well as my GX85) as I am a believer in future proofing as much as possible