Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4 firmware update scheduled for December
Panasonic has announced another firmware update for the Lumix DMC-GH4, this one following closely after the update it pushed out in September enabling tethering and 4K photo mode. The software is scheduled to release on an unspecified day in December, and will bring with it changes revolving around video output options.
The newest GH4 update will bring Recording Start/Stop (RSS) and time code embedding to HDMI video output when using an Atomos product. Additionally, the update will allow for full 1080 HD 30p/25p native output over HDMI and Full HD 30PsF/25PsF output through SDI when recording video in Full HD 30p/25p.
Information of firmware update service for DMC-GH4/DMW-YAGH
Nov. 19, 2014
Panasonic announces the new firmware update program for the digital interchangeable lens system camera DMC-GH4/DMW-YAGH.
Firmware update service is scheduled in December of 2014.
Update information:
- With this firmware, time code and RSS(Recording Start/Stop) signal can be embedded to the HDMI output signal*.
* Available when DMC-GH4 or DMW-YAGH are connected with the products of Atomos Global Pty. Ltd. or the products complying with the extended specifications of Atomos Global Pty. Ltd.
- FHD at 30p/25p native output via HDMI is available while recording video in FHD at 30p/25p.
- FHD at 30PsF(Over 60i) / 25PsF(Over 50i) output via SDI is available while recording video in FHD at 30p/25p.
* When DMW-YAGH is used for SDI output.
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