Against the backdrop of rapidly increasing streaming options, the LUMIX BGH1 is a camera designed for professional broadcast transmissions, offering easy installation and high expandability, including multi-camera control. This allows it to cover a wide range of use cases from live streaming to network control, as well as operation on stabilizing gimbals or in combination with multirotors. The LUMIX BGH1 records internally in C4K/4K resolution with 4:2:0 10-bit color depth, available in either 60p or 50p. The new LUMIX BGH1 features a 10.2-megapixel Live MOS sensor with Dual Native ISO technology and the Venus Engine as its image processor. Typically, increasing ISO sensitivity leads to more image noise; however, with Dual Native ISO technology, the sensor of the LUMIX BGH1, similar to Panasonic's professional Varicam models, is read out via two separate circuits. The body of the LUMIX BGH1 is made from an aluminum-magnesium alloy, making it both lightweight and robust. Thanks to the new cooling concept, the camera has no length limitations for video recording. Therefore, it offers two SD card slots that can be used either as a backup in parallel or for longer recordings sequentially.