The New Lumix G2
Posted on June 27, 2010 - Filed Under Panasonic
Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2
The new Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2 is the newest camera in Panasonic’s line of Lumix camera. It has amazing new features from the G1. It includes a revolutionary touch screen, where you can literally touch the screen to choose the subject of your picture and touch it again and you have just taken a picture.
It also takes amazing HD video in 1280 x 720 HD using the AVCHD Lite and HDMI Compatibility Featuring VIERA Link. Simply touch the record button and you are recording your next video. You can also take still images during a recording of video. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2 is really an amazing camera you have to have to really appreciate its quality.
Product Features:
- Touch-screen operation with 3-inch free-angle LCD and Contrast AF system
- Includes Lumix G Vario 14-42mm/F3.5-5.6 ASPH./MEGA O.I.S. lens
- Dual Full-time Live View for LCD and LVF
- 12.1-megapixel Live MOS sensor and Intelligent Resolution technology
- HD Movie in AVCHD Lite and HDMI compatibility featuring Viera Link
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2 features the world’s first touch controlled LCD touch Screen. You can record videos, snap pictures, choose subjects to target, scroll through images and videos and so much more with s simple touch of the LCD screen.
Whether you are taking a vacation on the beach or taking the kids to the park, you will capture life events as they happen, and when you look back on these pictures or show them to friends and family it will be as though they are right there with you. The quality of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2 is matched by no other camera in it’r price range.
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Panasonic LUMIX DMC-G2 Test: Technical Museum of Vadim Zadorozhny, nearby Moscow
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Best digital slr that shoots movie?HI there…
I am looking for a digital slr camera that can also shoot movies. I have heard greta things about the Nikon D90 but this is a little above my price bracket. Can anyone suggest any digital slr that shoots HD movie – that is cheaper than the d90? Also preferably it should have an external microphone slot…
– also I ahve heard of the panasonic Lumix dmc g2 – does anyone know if this is anygood and when it will come out?
Thanks!
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Does it pick up good audio when filming?
@Spetznaz lol
The biggest pro to a micro four thirds system should be obvious- it's much lighter and smaller than any dslr system. This allows you to shoot more discretely, and is a huge plus if you shoot candids or do street photography of any sort. However, in flat-out performance wise, the micro four thirds does have comparable image quality and speed to beginner dslrs, but loses to the more expensive enthusiast/professional dslrs.
Personally, I think the micro four thirds system is off to a fairly good start. I would like to see more lenses in the future though, especially faster portrait lenses. If you dont do a whole lot of sports or wildlife, a micro four thirds is a great system to own and use and will surely expand in the future.
All my old manual focus Canon and Pentax lenses have just been raised from the dead. Fotodiox makes adapters for all these lenses for this micro 4/3 system. This is the biggest camera design change I have seen. Talk about versatility.
amazing, panasonic coming back with a vengence
“tutch” screen
wtf?
@Spetznaz are you asking if its a film or digital camera? really?
film, kodachrome only
it uses a memory card or film roll?
This will be the system of the future, only the purist will stick at the conventional mirrorreflex cams. I for one will be happy to replace mine for one of these camera’s once more glass is available (like a 400mm for instance). Just think about following a bird in flight but not having to worry about going out of focus? Bloody brilliant if ya ask me!