Recently, we display the Canon EOS M which is the first mirrorless camera from Canon EOS series for them, but for the Panasonic, is not the first time they launch a mirrorless camera. This time they launched the successor of Lumix G3 to the Panasonic Lumix DMC G5 Digital Single Lens mirrorless (DSLM) with a lightweight and compact body, this G5 Lumix cameras use image sensors Live MOS 16.05 Megapixel and Venus Engine re-engineered to display clear images and flash built -in.
This camera also features a Speed Light Contrast AF with AF to capture fast-moving images with clear, then there is also a full-Touch AF area to determine the focus at a point of view of space and pin-point AF for accurate framing. In addition, the Lumix camera is equipped 3DNR G5 (3D Noise Reduction) which can detect a smooth or rough area on the photo and adjust the strength of noise reduction, and NR Multi-process which can detect levels of brightness in the image and applying the optimal noise reduction in several steps.
At Lumix G5 we also can do high speed burst speeds away leaving his brother 6fps Lumix G3 can only be reached 4fps. For ease of shooting, the camera is also equipped with LVF (Live View Finder) 1,440,000-dot is capable of providing 100% field of view, as well as 920K dot 3-inch screen that details the touch panel.
Even more fun again, the Lumix G4 include Creative Control mode filter with 14 options such as Dynamic Monochrome, Impressive Art, Retro; iA (Intelligent Auto) & iA Plus modes with AF Tracking, Intelligent ISO Control, Intelligent D-range Control, Face Recognition and Intelligent Scene Selector. And for beginners there are also new Scene Guide presents 23 examples of photographic images by professional photographers.
In addition to taking still pictures are okay, vidoe camera can record at speeds of 60fps Full HD AVCHD format and record natural audio with Dolby Digital Stereo Creator and Wind Cut function. Lumix cameras G5 is available in black, white and silver in several kit options. Price and availability information will follow.
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