It looks like Panasonic is going to continue making large zoom range point and shoot cameras. There is still a market for them, as we do get questions fairly regularly if Canon is ever going to release another one.
We're not holding our breath on that ever happening. Panasonic has announced the Lumix FZ80D, with [. . . ]
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. canonrumors.com
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2017-12-13 02:00
It's everywhere. Every time I look at photos my friends make in publications, they've got a bit of the film look. If it's not the vintage appeal, it's the softness or specific tonality of the images that make us yearn for something special.
It's nice to see Panasonic still love the Micro Four Thirds format. While I'm not tempted, Panasonic throwing all its video DNA into the GH7 is good news for those who have Micro Four Thirds kits.
Okay, I bet that got your attention. This is a multi-page article, to check out the other pages, use the number selector at the bottom of the article. I have long talked about the need for smaller travel cameras that we got spoiled with, with the EOS-M system.
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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На следующей неделе Panasonic анонсирует новый универсальный зум. Объектив, как вы можете помнить, упоминается в официальной дорожной карте Panasonic. Напомним вам, что с 22 февраля начинает работу крупнейшая выставка фотоиндустрии CP+ 2024 в японской Йокогаме.