Panasonic Lumix GH7 IBIS Image Stabilisation Test

In this video, the host examines how the Panasonic Lumix GH7’s in‑body image stabilization (IBIS) performs compared to other cameras. Using a solid rig, the tests cover a range of focal lengths and stabilization modes, including standard and high E‑Stab. The host asks whether the GH7’s IBIS is better than the GH6, the S5II, and other models such as the Sony A7CR with active steady‑shot. The lenses used are a Leica 8‑18x2 for the GH6, GH7 and G9II, a Lumix S 20‑60 for the S5II, a Sony 20‑70 f/4 for the A7CR, and a Fuji 23 f/2 WR for the X2H. The video begins with an introduction at 0:00, followed by a series of side‑by‑side comparisons: at 0:06 the GH7 IBIS is tested against no stabilization at 32 mm equivalent; at 0:32 the GH7 IBIS is compared to the GH6 IBIS at 16 mm equivalent; at 1:03 the GH7 IBIS E‑Stab is compared to the GH6 IBIS E‑Stab at 16 mm equivalent; at 1:29 the GH7 IBIS E‑Stab High is compared to the GH6 IBIS E‑Stab at 16 mm equivalent; at 1:54 the GH7 IBIS is compared to the GH6 IBIS at 36 mm equivalent; at 2:20 the GH7 IBIS E‑Stab is compared to the GH6 IBIS E‑Stab at 36 mm equivalent; at 2:47 the GH7 IBIS E‑Stab High is compared to the GH6 IBIS +E‑Stab at 36 mm equivalent; at 3:15 the GH7 IBIS is compared to the G9II IBIS at 36 mm equivalent; at 3:45 the GH7 IBIS E‑Stab High is compared to the G9II IBIS E‑Stab High at 36 mm equivalent; at 4:11 the GH7 IBIS is compared to the S5II IBIS at 36 mm equivalent; at 4:36 the GH7 IBIS E‑Stab High is compared to the S5II IBIS E‑Stab High at 36 mm equivalent; at 5:01 the GH7 IBIS is compared to the Sony A7CR SteadyShot (Standard) at 36 mm equivalent; at 5:31 the GH7 IBIS E‑Stab High is compared to the Sony A7CR SteadyShot (Active) at 36 mm equivalent; at 5:55 the GH7 IBIS is compared to the Fuji XH2 IBIS at 36 mm equivalent; at 6:20 the GH7 IBIS is compared to the G9II IBIS at 16 mm equivalent; at 6:46 the GH7 IBIS 5.8k open gate is compared to the G9II IBIS at 16 mm equivalent; at 7:11 the GH7 IBIS E‑Stab High is compared to the G9II IBIS at 16 mm equivalent; and at 7:38 the GH7 IB