Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 Micro Four Thirds Systems Digital Camera

Panasonic has introduced a slick little point and shoot camera called the Lumix Camera DMC-GF1. The camera is the latest addition to the G series of cameras and claimed the title of the smallest digital camera and lighter, with flash. Like other G series cameras, the GF1 use the Micro Four Thirds System. The Micro Four Thirds systems means that the camera lenses are interchangeable.

Other features of the GF1 include the ability to record HD video in 720p resolution AVCHD format Lite. The camera also supports video resolutions less well. The camera features a wide variety of different modes for artistic photos, including a new My Color mode offers seven different effects presets. The GF1 has a rear 3-inch LCD with 460K resolution point and Live View. Camera sensor is 12 megapixels and uses automatic focusing system is very fast.

A dust removal system is integrated into the chamber to maintain the image quality at optimal levels. Panasonic will send the camera in October for $ 899.95 on two computers. A kit includes the Lumix G pancake 20mm/F1.7 ASPH lens and the other team will have a Lumix G Vario 14-45mm/F3.5-5.6 ASPH / MEGA OIS lens. Other objectives will be offered at prices ranging from $ 199.95 to $ 249.95. [slashgear]