Panasonic has expanded its Lumix S9 lineup with three new silver-top colorways exclusive to the European market, and they could make photographers elsewhere envious. [Read More]
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Photo chemistry manufacturer and supplier Tetenal Europe GmbH is reportedly set to close up shop after a prolonged search for new investors failed to secure its future. Under voluntary insolvency protection since last October, the German-based firm is set to complete its current production run and close its doors at the end of the financial year on April 1st, according to a report on the German imaging + foto contact website. dpreview.com »
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There are lots of cameras on the market. And if you're looking to become a photographer that doesn't spend hours in post-production but instead spends hours shooting beautiful photos, then Lumix cameras can give you everything you need.
There's a new trend going around: the retro digital trend! That's where folks are buying up all the older compact cameras and embracing the look they deliver. But why? It's because newer cameras deliver a look that's way too clean and manicured.
Let's face it, sometimes a professional photographer just wants to have fun. We yearn to bring a camera around for those random moments where we know that our phone isn't good enough, but where we're also not planning on making money with our images.
When Panasonic announced the S9, some were quick to ask why it needed to have a full-frame sensor, especially given the recording limitations that had to be placed on it as a result.
Sankei had a new article in the Panasonic Lumix S9. Panasonic's launch of the Lumix S9 camera hit some problems recently and has faced criticism for a marketing blunder that has cast a shadow over the launch.