According to latest rumors coming from rumor mills Panasonic G90 camera is coming with same sensor as of the Panasonic GH5S camera. Take a look at the rumored specification of the upcoming Panasonic G90 Camera.
Panasonic G90 Possible Specification
10.28MP Multi Aspect Ratio MOS Sensor
DCI 4K60p and Full HD 1080/240p Video
Built-in 5 axis IS (was absent in GH5s)
Dual Native ISO 400 and ISO 2500
Dual UHS-II SD Slots; Wi-Fi & Bluetooth
Advanced DFD AF System
Price of the camera 1200-1300. The source mentioned two things very clearly to rumor mill, The camera is coming with Panasonic GH5S sensor, have built-in IS and also cost $800- $1000 less than GH5s.
Panasonic G90 / G95 a mini GH5s
To maintain the low-light performance of GH5S camera Panasonic engineers kept the IS system off the camera, instead of that they used a fixed advance heat-sink unit to reduce the excess camera sensor heat (when used for a long-time) to make it more better for low-light performance.
It has become a trend now, first a company announced a pro level Camera and once the sales number are reached to a specific point they announces a affordable version of the same camera. Just like we have seen in Fuji, the announcement of Fuji X-T20 after Fuji X-T2 and the same with Sony, after 7 to 8 months from the announcement of Sony A9 we have seen the Sony A7 III camera, the same core specs with $2k less price tag.
Due to raised Mirrorless competition and after 7 months of gap, (Panasonic GH5s was announced back on Jan 2018) they somehow found the way to add a IS unit inside the GH5S body and without losing the low-light performance of the sensor. That’s really good if true, and all that for less than $ 1300. It will sure raise competition bar to a next level.
Panasonic LX200 or 100 II camera is coming on August 23 2018, on the same day when Nikon will going to announce officially their upcoming mirrorless system cameras. Take a look at the details we are expecting from upcoming Panasonic LX100 II camera.
Panasonic LX100 II Expected Core Specs
16 MP Resolution / 20MP Image area
Image stabilization [5 axis IS]
64 MP Pixel Shift High Resolution mode
Advance DFD AF System
UHD 4K @ 60p
ISO 25600 and 10 fps Shooting with AF-S
3.0″ 1.04m-Dot Free-Angle Touchscreen
Rear Joystick
External Mic Option
We will update you soon, as we get any new details.
According to latest information coming from rumor mills Panasonic will going to announce the Panasonic LX200 camera on or before photokina 2018 event.
There’s nothing new, we already have a bunch of rumor floating in the web. We have told you a while ago the Photokina event is the best place for Panasonic LX200 announcement.’ Click here to read what Panasonic said about the LX200 camera
Panasonic today announced the rock solid compact camera Panasonic FT7 / TS that can capture 4K videos and features waterproof body that can be dipped inside water up to 102 feet, the camera is also free proof of up to – 10 degree. And shockproof up to 6.6 foot fall.
Panasonic FT7 / TS7 camera features 20 Megapixel live moss sensor with a 4.6x optical zoom lens, this edition of tough TS 7 camera features live viewfinder, and also features highest in class display resolution of 1040 k, suitable to you you are recorded 4K video with hi details.
On the specification side the camera captures 4K video at 30 frames per second in MP4 format. It also records continuous shooting speed up to 10 frames per second, you can also use the 4K burst features that capture 30 frames per second of 8 megapixels resolution.
The camera can be remotely operated with the help of its Android and IOS app and it also features AC and USB charging.
The price of the camera is $499.99 and will become available from Summer of 2018
A new Hybrid Image Stabilization patent from Panasonic surfaced over the web. That, clearly shows Panasonic is working to improve the image stabilization system. Well, Panasonic is one of the world leading mirrorless makers and they do offer Hybrid IS in most of their cameras. However, they are step behind Olympus Hybrid IS systems and with E-M1 Mark II camera which offer IS upto 6.5 Stops when used with Olympus lenses.
This is not the first time, We have also published Panasonic Dual IS patent a while ago you can check here. And as you can see below I am adding the screen shot of the patent image.
In an latest interview Panasonic said that they are not in the mood to developed PDAF Phase detect autofocus sensors for their mirrorless camera.
Take a look what Panasonic said during the interview.
When we were developing the GH4, we were discussing whether to go with phase detection AF, or hybrid AF system of contrast AF with our own DFD (depth-from- defocus) technology. We thought that by having contrast AF with DFD, we could maximize picture quality.
With phase detection AF, picture quality can be damaged
This is because with phase detection AF, picture quality can be damaged [by the phase detect pixels]. With contrast-detection AF and DFD technology, we don’t need any dedicated pixels [for autofocus] and we believe it is more precise.
Well this look quite logical to me because in the recent happening as we have already seen with the Sony A7III sensor, due to extensive fabrication of phase detect autofocus pixels above the sensor there are some time when we see some vertical or horizontal banding above the image. It is not quite often but when there is a strong backlight behind the subject the bindings become visible.
Maybe one of these reasons falling behind the idea of introducing face detect autofocus pixels inside Panasonic mirrorless cameras.
Panasonic Should Improve the AF Speed of Flagship Mirrorless
Yes, we are happy to hear that Panasonic is caring about image quality, but they should also put focus on the autofocusing is speed of their flagship mirrorless camera is specifically when we are talking about the Panasonic GH5 and Panasonic GH 5S. Take a look at the AF speed test between Panasonic G85 vs G9 vs GH5 vs GH5s
We will going to update you soon as we get any new information related to upcoming Panasonic mirrorless cameras and don’t forget that Panasonic already hinted that they are working Panasonic LX100 successor Panasonic LX200.
Panasonic LX200 camera name mentioned again in an interview at Digital Photography review website. they have clearly hinted that Panasonic LX200 will going to satisfy the Expectations of its consumers.
take a look at the major points of the interview,
– Why the GH5 has no IBIS: “Professional shooters will prefer a multi-aspect sensor versus IBIS” – Panasonic doesn’t use phase detection pixels on sensor “because With phase detection AF, picture quality can be damaged” – About a possible LX100 successor: “At this point, we can’t say when, but it is something that people are expecting.”
This is not the first time, Panasonic LX200 name was also surfaced during an interview with Jordan, just take a look.
As we all know that Now Panasonic LX100 was announced on September 15, 2014. The camera is approx 4 year old and waiting for for an desperate update. Take a look what we are expecting from the next Panasonic LX200 camera.
Take a look what we are expecting from Panasonic LX200
16 MP Resolution / 20MP Image area
Image stabilization [5 axis IS]
64 MP Pixel Shift High Resolution mode
Advance DFD AF System
UHD 4K @ 60p
ISO 25600 and 10 fps Shooting with AF-S
3.0″ 1.04m-Dot Free-Angle Touchscreen
Rear Joystick
External Mic Option
We are expecting the announcement of Panasonic LX200 camera this year during Photokina event. We will being more update you as we get more information about it.
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