B&H has the Panasonic Lumix GX1 body for only $249. It retailed for $699 when it was new and is a great Micro Four Thirds camera. See my Panasonic Lumix GX1 review.
Check out the GX1 deal here at B&H Photo.
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Adorama has the Panasonic GX1 with 14-42mm kit lens for only $379 (compare at $429). Check it out here at Adorama.
If you already have some m4/3 lenses, the GX1 body is available for only $249 here at Adorama.
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The Panasonic Lumix LF1 is a new 12MP compact camera that captures RAW image files and features a 7.1x optical zoom (28-200mm equivalent). The LF1 also features WiFi and NFC (Near Field Communication) connectivity, along with a 3″ LCD and an electronic viewfinder. [click to continue…]
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The Panasonic Lumix G6 follows the G5 as an entry-level Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera less than a year after the G5 was announced. The G6 features a 16.05MP sensor, 3-inch touch screen display and an EVF. It will capture up to 1080/60p HD video in either MP4 or AVCHD.
The G6 also features WiFi and NFC connectivity for connecting to mobile devices using Panasonic’s “Image App”. [click to continue…]
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The new Panasonic Lumix G6 and LF1 cameras are expected to be announced next week. The Micro Four Thirds Lumix G6 would replace the Lumix G5, which features a 16.05MP sensor, 3″ touchscreen LCD and 1080p video capture at 60fps. I would expect a rather incremental upgrade for the G6 since the flagship Panasonic Lumix GH3 also sports a 16.05MP sensor and 1080/60p video. [click to continue…]
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4K was certainly the big theme this year at NAB. Whether it was cameras, capture, post or delivery, 4K video was everywhere.
Of course, some manufacturers are further along than others in the 4K development pipeline. Panasonic happened to have a single 4K camcorder under glass. However, this was a working model that was pumping out a 4K signal via a single HDMI 1.4a cable to a 4K monitor next to the display. [click to continue…]
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