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According to the latest rumors floating over the web via 43R.com the next FT camera will be Panasonic GM7. The upcoming Panasonic GM7 camera will be a successor of Panasonic GM5 camera that was announced on 2014. The GM7 is expected to arrive in March, April 2016. Now let’s talk about the possibilities – As we know that only few months ago the Panasonic G7 camera that features very advance core specification for entry level users and also has a option to record 4K videos. A while ago we have told you that GM5 successor is coming in 2016 with a option to record 4K video. We have published the detailed list of upcoming Panasonic cameras in this post, In that post we have clearly mentioned that GM5 successor will arrive on 2016 along with Panasonic GF8 and G8. So take a look at the expected core specification Panasonic GM7 here
Stay with us and we will update you as soon as we get any more information. Also see – Panasonic Working Next Generation of Image Processor to Support 8K STAY WITH ON FACEBOOK | TWITTER | GOOGLE+ to get live news + rumors 24X7+ PanasonicFinally Adds V-Log L Gamma Profile to GH4, but it’s isn’t free and its activation code is Can be purchased from here. Take a look at the Major features of the Update
Maximize the dynamic range of the Lumix DMC-GH4 with this V-Log L Function Activation Code from Panasonic. This code allows you to easily install the V-Log L gamma onto the camera, giving you a flat profile that provides a wide dynamic range of up to 12 stops, improving upon the 10 stops previously attainable with the GH4. While looking at the recently published spec comparison at our website many of our users are sending few common questions to us, it includes; How Panasonic is able to do AF in just 0.07 sec with the help of contrast based technology? Does DFD technology is actually a firmware or hardware thing ? Where does the Panasonic DFD Actually placed, inside the sensor or somewhere else ? I want to keep this post as short as possible What is DFD?Panasonic DFD is hardware and exclusively designed & developed by Panasonic and it’s not a software. DFD autofocus relies on special hardware in the camera’s processor, so can’t be brought to older models via firmware updates. How it Work?Before we explain that we have to understand how the traditional contrast based system work, the traditional contrast detect system based camera actually. Camera having a normal contrast based Sensor determines the best focus point by moving the AF ring and scanning the entire subject, once the scan is done the lens AF reverse back to peak focus point. However when a Panasonic camera uses DFD technology, it quickly predict aka calculate the AF point and move AF point quickly there, finally it uses contrast based system to fine-tune the AF point. So don’t get confused that Panasonic newly announced camera is using contrast based system only, the Camera AF based on DFD tech and later it fine-tuned by contrast AF. The biggest advantage of this technology that sensor doesn’t have any single dead pixel like other Hybrid AF sensors have for phase AF. Before the announcement of Panasonic GX8 camera there were no options to the users to go beyond the 16 megapixels limit for Micro Four Thirds (MFT) sensors. Its 5-axis Image stabilization system is designed in such a manner that it will work in two way, it sync with Lens based IS system and hence you get Dual IS system based camera that combat camera shake very effectively. Hence, after showing its incredible features of all the sections we can undoubtedly think it as one of the unique product of Panasonic.
These above mentioned features are class leading and make GX8 a prefect choice for mirrorless shooter. Also see – Panasonic GX8 vs. Panasonic GH4 The recently announced Panasonic GX8 camera , the camera features newly developed sensor and world first camera to feature DUAL IS system, the camera features built-in image 5-axis stabilization system and also utilizes the lens IS correction mechanism. Take a look at the sample videos captured with Panasonic GX8, the first video 4K video is captured with a pre-production camera and the next one is uploaded by Panasonic itself, Daniel Berehulak, a world-renowned award-winning photojournalist, travelled to Cuba with new LUMIX DMC-GX8 to document an evolving culture and society going through significant social, political and economic change. This is a part of his journey recorded with GX8 in 4K. In a statement issued by the Panasonic USA today, Panasonic said that user’s facing rubbed-off serial number problem isn’t a major issue, they should keep the label of the camera Box of that states the serial number of your G7 camera, and even if your serial number is completely wiped-off then there is no issue, your camera warranties will remain valid. You can register your product at Panasonic prodregister website to avoid any negative impact on the camera’s warranty. Take a look at the press release Panasonic statement: Panasonic has just become aware that some customers who recently purchased DMC-G7s are experiencing rubbed-off printing of the camera’s serial number tag and we apologize for any concern this may have caused. Any reference that these are “knockoff” cameras is not factual. We have already informed our factory in Japan who is investigating these reports. Be assured that this will not have any negative impact on the camera’s warranty. Your warranty is validated by the proof of purchase from an official retailer and the serial number clearly appears on the carton’s UPC label. All customers should retain these two documents in addition to registering your camera on the Panasonic web site in the unlikely event that you require service.https://secure2.prodregister.com/pnaportal/index.aspx |
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