This week, Panasonic added two new cameras, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G10 and the Lumix DMC-G2, and one lens, to their Micro Four Thirds System lineup. The Micro Four Thirds System offers DSLR-comparable performance in a smaller, lighter, interchangeable lens system camera. Panasonic was the first to introduce a Micro Four Thirds camera, the Lumix
Panasonic LUMIX G2 is a newly announced digital SLR camera claiming to be the world's first interchangeable lens system camera with touch-control movable LCD. Belonging to the Micro Four Thirds system it succeeds the DMC-G1 model and features 12 megapixels of resolution, 3-inch LCD and HD movie capture in AVCHD ...
“The LUMIX G Micro System has revolutionized the photography industry ever since the release of the Panasonic G1, the world’s first interchangeable lens system camera based on the Micro Four Thirds System standard,” said David Briganti, Senior Product Manager, Imaging, Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company. “We continue to expand this award-winning LUMIX G Serie...
With the touch-screen operation, users can even snap a photo by touching the LUMIX G2’s screen. Additionally, the touch-screen operation excels not only for shooting but also during playback. Users can touch one thumbnail viewed among many to quickly and easily see the full size of the desired photo. Also, to view images one-by-one, photos can be dragged across the screen to browse as though...
Panasonic has announced the arrival of the DMC-G10, a camera that uses the company's Micro Four Thirds technology. The G10 is touted as the first Lumix G Micro System camera that has a touchscreen interface and brings with it 1920 x 1080 Full HD movie recording. The G10 uses a 12.1MP CMOS sensor and images are processed with the Venus Engine HD II image processing engine. When it comes to vie...
