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LUMIX G - New-Generation Micro System Cameras
The LUMIX G Micro System will change the way you see the digital interchangeable lens camera. It does so with a collection of features that put enormous photographic power in a palm-sized camera with interchangeable lens. The Micro Four Thirds System standard for high quality and wide compatibility. Full-time Live View for setting up the perfect shot. The unique iA mode for capturing stunning photos with all the ease of a compact digital camera. See the range >
The New Lumix GF3: A New Age of Photography
Panasonic has today (13th June 2011) introduced the LUMIX GF3, the world's smallest and lightest interchangeable lens LUMIX G system camera (as of 13th June 2011) and designed to help you get more from every moment. Easy to use, bursting with features and weighing just 225g, the LUMIX GF3 puts DSLR image quality in the palm of your hand.
The New Lumix G3 Unveiled: Creativity without limits
Panasonic has today (12th May 2011) launched the LUMIX G3, an interchangeable lens system camera with a build-in Electronic View Finder. With an exceptional range of features and stunning image quality packed into a beautifully lightweight aluminum design, the LUMIX G3 turns everyday moments into works of art. Read More >
Faithfully Reproduced Images
Light is the essence of any type of photography, be it landscape or portrait. So be sure you have a 4/3-type Live MOS sensor with up to 16.1 megapixels, such as the one found in the Panasonic range of Lumix G System Cameras. The Live MOS offers the superior image quality of a CCD sensor and the lower power consumption of a CMOS sensor, efficiently capturing more light for brighter corners and enhanced resolution. The camera delivers full-time live view shooting, while reproducing images with fine detail and rich gradation. What is more, the 4/3-type sensor enables the camera to be used with a host of lightweight zoom and wide-angle lenses. All Panasonic Lumix G Series cameras are compatible with advanced Micro Four Thirds and renowned LEICA lenses, which stand up to any shooting situation with grandeur.
Lenses for More Creative Options
Developed by Panasonic in cooperation with leading photographic engineers, the Micro Four Thirds standard system gives you the opportunity to explore your creativity with a range of compact lenses (in total, eleven lenses from 35mm equivalent 14mm–600mm, and with the fixed-focus 3D lens you can even record 3D photos). It carefully preserves the image quality of the 4/3-type sensor and offers excellent expandability and adaptability to future functions as well.
Lumix G X lenses
Two new high performance interchangeable lenses for LUMIX G System cameras; the LUMIX G X H-PS14042 and X H-PS45175. The new ultra compact electronic power zoom lenses are the first from the premium lens brand, ‘X’ for LUMIX G.
Lumix G X lenses are a new breed of the highest quality zoom lenses, based on the Micro Four Thirds System standard. Their focal lengths complement each other perfectly for quality wide angle, portrait and landscape imagery.
Perfect Portability
Award-winning Panasonic Lumix G System Cameras are built to last, without weighing you down. The highgrade metal body combined with the 4/3-type sensor delivers high D-SLR-like performance, however in much smaller and lighter cameras and lenses than with a conventional D-SLR system. The Lumix G Series models are so compact and comfortable to use that you will truly enjoy exploring completely new realms of photography.
Intuitive Touch-Control Shooting (Lumix GF2 / Lumix GH2 / Lumix G2)
AF is immediately set to the subject just by touching it on the large 460K-dot LCD (Lumix GF2 / Lumix GH2 / Lumix G2). You can even release the shutter using a single touch. Once you lock on the subject by touch, the camera tracks the subject, even if it moves, with the AF Tracking function. Multi-area AF allows users to set a group of AF points according to the composition. With Intelligent Scene Selection in the iA mode, the camera automatically switches to the appropriate mode according to the subject touched.
