It looks like Panasonic is gearing up to announce the Lumix G9 II, which will be their newest MFT image sensor camera body. It looks a lot like the Lumix S5 II, but with the smaller sensor. Rumored Panasonic G9 II Specifications Source: asobinet Go to discussion.
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Panasonic today announced wildlife camerawoman Tania Esteban as their newest Lumix ambassador.
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photographyblog.com »2017-08-22 18:00
There are reports floating around that Panasonic may be about to enter the full-frame fixed lens camera space with an official announcement coming this month. Currently, Leica and their Q3 is the only other camera in the FF fixed lens camera space (there is also the monochrom Q2 which actually costs more).
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There's a unique thing about a LUMIX camera that puts power in the photographer's hands and makes us think photographers rather than outsourcing tons of tasks to our devices. They focus on the critical matters to ensure that no photographer will make a photograph they'll dislike.
There's a romance to manual focus in photography that's mostly felt by those who shoot on rangefinders. The turn of the focusing ring can be equated to the pleasant feeling of cupping your morning coffee.
Fact: photographers rely on autofocus. Even though cameras have the ability to manually focus, many have probably never even tried it. And with that, new methods have appeared that help your camera autofocus better.
LUMIX was an original part of the Micro Four Thirds alliance that gave us some of the first mirrorless-autofocus cameras. And since then, they've been churning out a bunch that continue to satisfy photographers even today.