Panasonic DMC-G1 Lumix DSLR 12 Megapixel Digital Camera - Black
shipped from J&R
Includes 14-45mm 3x Zoom Lens / 3 Inch LCD / HDMI output for high-def images on
HDTV / SD and SDHC Memory Card Slot /
Based on the new Micro Four Thirds System
standard, the LUMIX G1 eliminates the internal mirror structure that defines Digital single-lens reflex (DSLR)
cameras, thus reducing the size and Weight by nearly half. With the
mirror-less system, the G1’s flange back, which is the distance between the
mount and the image sensor, has been reduced from 40 mm - as specified in the
Four Thirds System - to approximately 20 mm. This allows greater accuracy and
precision than ever in a digital SLR camera.
The Live View Finder and the
bright 460,000-dot resolution, 3.0-inch LCD provide a 100% field of view, letting the
User adjust settings before taking a
shot, which is a great learning tool for consumers beginning to use manual
controls, as they can visually confirm the effects of changed settings. The G1
introduces a new Contrast AF (Auto Focus) function that is not only accurate and
easy to use, but also very fast. Users can choose from a wide-range of AF modes,
including multiple-area AF with up to 23 focus areas, 1-area AF with a
selectable focus area, Face Detection, and AF Tracking. In the 1-area AF mode,
the AF frame size can be changed by simply turning a dial. The G1 also has a
Quick AF function that begins focusing as soon as the user aims the camera.
AF Tracking - Automatically tracks the subject as it moves
Intelligent Exposure - Helps
prevents photos from being under- or over-exposed by analyzing the framed image
and adjusting the brightness in areas that are too dark because of dim lighting,
backlighting or the use of the flash
MEGA O.I.S. - Gyrosensors detect hand-shake and lens system shifts to
compensate, helping to prevent hand movement from creating a blurry image
Intelligent ISO
Intelligent Scene Selector - Senses ambient conditions and automatically
selects the appropriate mode from Scenery, Portrait, Close-up, Night Portrait or
Night Scenery
Face Detection modes
Live MOS Sensor - Provides the best of both worlds with high image quality
from a CCD sensor, and the lower-power
consumption of a CMOS
Venus Engine HD - New imaging processor
enhances noise reduction and provides independent gradation control for each of
the R, G and B colors
HDMI output
4:3 and 16:9 Image capture ratios
144-zone sensing exposure - AE and Manual
TTL Flash
Body Dimensions (HxWxD) 3.3 x 4.9 x1.8"
standard, the LUMIX G1 eliminates the internal mirror structure that defines Digital single-lens reflex (DSLR)
cameras, thus reducing the size and Weight by nearly half. With the
mirror-less system, the G1’s flange back, which is the distance between the
mount and the image sensor, has been reduced from 40 mm - as specified in the
Four Thirds System - to approximately 20 mm. This allows greater accuracy and
precision than ever in a digital SLR camera.
The Live View Finder and the
bright 460,000-dot resolution, 3.0-inch LCD provide a 100% field of view, letting the
User adjust settings before taking a
shot, which is a great learning tool for consumers beginning to use manual
controls, as they can visually confirm the effects of changed settings. The G1
introduces a new Contrast AF (Auto Focus) function that is not only accurate and
easy to use, but also very fast. Users can choose from a wide-range of AF modes,
including multiple-area AF with up to 23 focus areas, 1-area AF with a
selectable focus area, Face Detection, and AF Tracking. In the 1-area AF mode,
the AF frame size can be changed by simply turning a dial. The G1 also has a
Quick AF function that begins focusing as soon as the user aims the camera.
prevents photos from being under- or over-exposed by analyzing the framed image
and adjusting the brightness in areas that are too dark because of dim lighting,
backlighting or the use of the flash
compensate, helping to prevent hand movement from creating a blurry image
selects the appropriate mode from Scenery, Portrait, Close-up, Night Portrait or
Night Scenery
from a CCD sensor, and the lower-power
consumption of a CMOS
enhances noise reduction and provides independent gradation control for each of
the R, G and B colors
