Showing posts with label Panasonic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Panasonic. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Panasonic Lumix FZ38

Panasonic FZ38

Panasonic has chosen today to announce new cameras Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ38 the most prominent is undoubtedly its new flagship in the range of compact long zoom also hosts win the role of video recording in high definition.

18 increases the zoom equivalent to 35 mm a 27-486 mm zoom is the element that draws more attention on its spec sheet loaded, and not just for along the way but by starting at an angle of 27 mm, somewhat to highlight in a very compact camera that price. F2.8 brightness accompany this signed by Leica.

With such a powerful zoom, the stabilizer is basic. This Lumix FZ38 has opted for the Power OIS, optical stabilizer that says fold reduction movement with respect to the classic Mega OIS. This new camera also incorporates the system of advanced scene modes that are responsible for determining the best settings for each photo you want to do. Added a way to Close-Up kind of macro photography and enhances the recognition of faces with labeling people who have already identified in the camera. Furthermore, the Burst mode lets us take 2.3 pictures per second with 12.1 megapixel resolution. And the photographs are stored in RAW format.

The screen of the Panasonic FZ38 is 2.7 inches, a little small for our taste. But our focus in the second feature of this camera: video recording in HD using the AVCHD format Lite.

In the video recording HD can choose three levels of quality: SH (17 Mbps), H (13 Mbps) and L (9 Mbps) when recording at full resolution, which is 1280 × 720 pixels. The sound recorded with Dolby Digital Stereo Creator to improve the outcome. In addition, the zoom remains active when recording video.

The price of the Panasonic FZ36 is 400 euros.

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Saturday, July 11, 2009

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH1

Gets reviewed, recommended

If all those recently unveiled sample shots from Panasonic's Lumix DMC-GH1 have left you wanting more, you're in luck. The kids at Digital Photography Review have got their hands on the thing and have been kind enough to give us an extensive review. Rocking a Four Thirds imaging sensor, HD-video mode (with stereo sound recording), a multi-aspect sensor, and a video-optimized lens, the camera is essentially the G1 with HD-video, according to the review. Not that that's a bad thing, especially when noting that it has "the best implementation of video on a 'non-compact camera' that we've seen so far." Among the camera's strong points are its resolution, size and weight, build quality, image stabilization, and shutter-speed simulation. Still the reviewer didn't look kindly upon the camera's relatively small amount of RAW headroom, fairly low powered flash, poor battery life, and a loud shutter sound for a non-SLR camera. But overall? If you need a camera that performs admirably with video, and are willing to pay the $1500 premium, the GH1 comes highly recommended.

[Via www.engadget.com]
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