Quick verdict
The Panasonic Lumix G90 offers a great entry point for photographers and videographers looking for a capable, customisable and easy-to-use mirrorless camera. However, the older G80 is similar and far cheaper, while Fujifilm offers strong competition in the X-T30. Read full verdict
For
- More versatile autofocus options than competition
- Eye AF great for portraits
- Dedicated ISO/WB/exp comp buttons
- Vari-angle LCD touchscreen and large viewfinder
- Unlimited video recording
- Headphones/microphone jacks
Against
The viewfinder is considerably more extraordinary gratitude to a gigantic amplification (0.74x) which causes the picture to show up enormous to the eye. The invigorate rate isn't as high as a few - it's a large portion of that of the G9, for instance - yet it's not moderate enough that it has any genuine effect to every day use. With regards to execution, Panasonic offers a steady self-adjust arrangement for most of its mirrorless cameras. This involves an assortment of territory modes, in the case of choosing programmed over most of the edge, Area for a particular segment of the casing, a 1-Area single zone point, or Pinpoint AF for 100 percent zoom center affirmation. The G90 is no more abnormal, with every one of these modes reacting super brisk as we would anticipate. Yet, there's additional: the G90 likewise offers Face/Eye AF, similar to the Lumix S1, which is truly helpful for programmed following. In the event that you're shooting representations, at that point the eye-following mode is especially noteworthy, locking onto a subject easily and holding center unessential of development. The G90 is likewise the first Lumix camera to offer an ongoing Bulb mode, called Live Composite, which refreshes the presentation continuously on the back screen when you're shooting long introductions. It's a good thought - one that Olympus has since quite a while ago offered in its cameras - intended to supplement to Panasonic's assortment of Starlight AF modes for star photography. While the G90 can't hit a similar super high casing paces of the G9, it offers 9fps in single self-adjust and 6fps in ceaseless. Or then again you can choose 4K Photo to shoot 8MP stills at 30fps, which can be extricated from long groupings - somewhat like shooting video.
Probably the greatest zone of center for the G90 is in the video catch division. Certainly, its 4K catch at up to 30fps (likewise 25/24p) is exactly the same as the G80 before it, yet the G90 offers boundless video recording time - attempting to adjust itself as a vlogging camera in such manner. Utilizing it as a camcorder is fundamentally the same as in execution terms and final products as utilizing the more seasoned lead GH4. You can arrangement the G90 to shoot physically - so you can change the shade speed, opening, ISO and white equalization effectively - and that is fundamental when recording in regions with counterfeit and LED-based lights, which will in general flash at certain screen speeds. Having the option to utilize V-Log additionally implies you get a pleasant clear canvas which you would then be able to shading right in post, permitting you to draw out the shadows, develop contrast, increment immersion, or give it whatever elaborate look you need. On the off chance that you would prefer not to go to such exertion in the alter, picking any of the other pre-set photograph styles is an alternate way. There's additionally Full HD catch at up to 120fps, considering half/quarter-time moderate movement, in addition to double 3.5mm jacks for both earphone observing and amplifier recording - once more, extraordinary for higher-grade vlogging where quality sound and checking becomes possibly the most important factor. What is the Pocket-build up every day and how would you get it for nothing? So, the G90 has all that you could need from a convenient camcorder, and on the grounds that it's not even close as costly as the leader GH5, it makes an ideal first camera for YouTubers, or even a B-camera for proficient vloggers.
- Existing G80 is cheaper and Fuji X-T30 is strong competition
- So-so battery life predicted
- In-camera charging slower than traditional method
- Single SD card slot limitations for video
What's going on? G80 versus G90/G85 versus G95
- G90 ups goal to 20MP (over G80's 16MP)
- G90 includes devoted ISO, WB and Exp Comp catches
- G90 includes boundless video recording time (4K/1080p)
- G90 includes camera battery charging (Micro-USB)

Plan and Performance
- 3-inch, 1.04k-spot LCD touchscreen, vari-point mount
- 0.74x mag, 2,360k-spot OLED electronic viewfinder
- In-camera 5-hub picture adjustment framework
- Starlight AF modes for astro shooting
- Live Composite ongoing Bulb mode
- Face and Eye identification AF
- Bluetooth LE and Wi-Fi
- 4K Photo modes
- 1x SD card space

Picture and Video Quality
- 20-megapixel Micro Four Thirds sensor, Venus Engine
- 3.5mm earphones jack, 3.5mm amplifier jack
- 4K video to 30fps, 1080p to 120fps (slow-mo)
- Boundless video recording time
- V-Log L
