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Take a look at the Major Features of Panasonic G6 and GX7
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Panasonic officially discontinued the Panasonic GX7 camera today, according to recent rumors there will be no GX8 coming and Panasonic is shutting down the GX series line-up, however we are not confirmed yet, it is also possible that we may see GX8 camera on September 2014. STAY WITH ON FACEBOOK | TWITTER | GOOGLE+ to get live news + rumors 24X7+ src – 43rumors.com Take a look at the High ISO test between these two flagship M4/3 format camera, Panasonic GX7 is a DSLM street camera that features 16 megapixel Micro Four Thirds Digital Live MOS sensor combined with Venus Engine image processor on the other hand Olympus E-M5 uses a 16.1 megapixel High-Speed Live MOS Sensor. Take a look at the Image Comparison Below, at ISO 200 the GX7 images look slightly smoother compared to Olympus E-m5, may be due strong Noise reduction filter inside.
At ISO6400 we don’t see any Major difference between these two camera, Olympus E-M5 showing bit more noise compared to GX7.
At 25600 the Olympus E-M5 image showing significant amount of noise compared to GX7, even color reproduction of E-M5 is not good at 25600.
Also see our specification Comparison review here – Panasonic GX7 vs Olympus E-M5, See More about Panasonic GX7 here Image Credit: ephotozine – to see full post click here
Sensor : Fujifilm features 16.3MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS Sensor without Optical Low Pass Filter, Panasonic GX7 comes with newly developed M4/3 sensor. ISO Range: Fujifilm X-E1 features bit better ISO range. Shutter Speed: Panasonic GX7 comes with Electronic + manual shutter, so you get more shutter range and Top continuous shooting speed. Video: Panasonic GX7 can record Full HD videos at 60 fps, Fujifilm X-E1 limited to 24 fps only.
Display: Panasonic GX7 comes with better display unit with touch control and tilting viewfinder. Other features include WiFi, no WiFi available in X-E1. +1 A large a amount of lenses available for M4/3rd system
Buy Panasonic GX7 from Amazon and B&H I have used GH3 and X-E1, but I don’t see any major difference in image quality upto ISO 3200, at ISO 6400 and 12800 the images of Fuji X-E1 are bit cleaner, The GX7 comes with newly developed sensor compared to GH3 and I must say that you will not notice any major difference in High ISO performance between both camera (GX7 vs X-E1). We will update this page with High ISO comparison images as soon as we get it.
Sensor: Both camera features same resolution and sensor size, But the newly developed sensor if GX7 features bit better lower ISO range compared to the Olympus E-M5. Image Stabilization: The Olympus E-M5 features 5 axis image stabilization and the newly announced Panasonic GX7 comes with MEGA O.I.S. The Image stabilization system of Olympus E-M5 is better, it covers horizontal shift, vertical shift, rotary motion, as well as the yaw and pitch. AF system: Both camera features contrast detect AF system. Shutter Range: The Panasonic GX7 comes with more shutter range and electronic shutter for silent operation when needed Top-Continuous Shooting Speed: The MAX Continuous shooting speed of the Panasonic GX7 is 20 fps, the Olympus E-M5 shooting speed is limited to 9fps only.
Display: The Panasonic GX7 features tilting display unit with higher resolution and touch control, better than the Olympus E-M5. Viewfinder: The GX7 features built in tilting EVF with resolution higher than Olympus OMD E-M5. WiFi: Panasonic GX7 features built-in WiFi connectivity , no WiFi available in E-M5. Price Difference: Panasonic GX7 available at $999 | Panasonic Olympus E-M5 available at $899
Buy Panasonic GX7 from Amazon and B&H Olympus EM-5 from Amazon
Panasonic GX7 vs Panasonic GH3, , should you buy the new GX7 or 1 year old GH3, find out your answer now
Sensor: The Panasonic GX7 features a newly developed 16 megapixel Micro Four Thirds Digital Live MOS sensor and Venus Engine image processor, GX7 ISO range is expandable upto to ISO 25600, Same as Panasonic GX7. Panasonic GH3 also features 16.05MP Digital Live MOS Sensor with 4-CPU Venus Engine, the ISO range is expandable upto to ISO 25600. Image Stabilization: Panasonic GX7 MEGA O.I.S. in-camera image stabilization helps to minimize blur in low light situation, or when you have lenses that doesn’t support optical IS. No In camera Image Stabilization available in GH3. Top Continuous Shooting Speed: The GX7 features 5 fps in full resolution, 40 fps using an electronic shutter, and continuous shooting at 4.3 fps with full-time AF., The Panasonic GH3 also features Top Continuous shooting speed of 20 fps (with electronic shutter). Video: Panasonic Gh3 and GX7 features same frame rates for video recording.
Display: Panasonic GX7 comes with a 3.0″ 1,040k-dot tilting Cell Touch LCD Display unit, Panasonic GH3 comes with 3.0″ 614k-Dot Free-Angle OLED Monitor. Viewfinder: Panasonic GX7 features a 2,764k-dot resolution and approx. 100% color reproduction 90° upward tilting mechanism viewfinder. Panasonic GH3 comes with fixed 1744k-Dot OLED Live View Finder. Weather Sealed Body Panasonic GH3 features Weather Sealed Body, Panasonic GX7 is not Weather Sealed. Price: Panasonic GH3 (body only) will cost $300 + compared to the new GX7 Size: Panasonic GX7 is small and have bigger handgrip, better overall design compared to GH3.
Buy Panasonic GX7 from Amazon and B&H Buy Panasonic GH3 from Amazon Panasonic GX7 Sample Images and Videos, Now we have many sample images taken with GX7 surfaced over the web, see more about Panasonic GX7 announcement  Panasonic GX7 Sample Images – Copyright Techradar See Sample Images at Tech Radar | See Samples at CNET See Some More Samples at Photography Blog
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