The latest DSLRs from Panasonic
| Panasonic Lumix DMC-L10 |
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Sensor: 10.1 Mpixel N-MOS /
17.3x13mm
Image size: 3648 x 2736 pixels / 4:3
Lens mount: FourThirds (x2 coverage)
Screen: 2.5in, 207K pixels |
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Memory format: SD / SDHC/ MMC
Size: 135x96x78mm
Weight: 480g (ex battery)
Announced: August 2007 |
The Lumix L10 is Panasonic’s second ever DSLR and from the outside greatly resembles the company’s super-zooms. Inside though it's a full DSLR, based on the Four Thirds standard and as such can take any Four Thirds lens, including two new Leica models with built-in optical stabilisation. The L10 sports a 10.1 Megapixel sensor with Live View facilities and a flip-out 2.5in monitor. There’s also a Super Sonic Wave Filter to combat dust.
More info at Camera Labs: full review
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| Panasonic Lumix DMC-L1 |
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Sensor: 7.5 Mpixel MOS /
17.3x13mm
Image size: 3136 x 2352 pixels / 4:3
Lens mount: FourThirds
(x2 coverage)
Screen: 2.5in, 207K pixels |
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Memory format: SD / SDHC
Size: 146x87x80mm / 3.4x5.7x3.2in
Weight: 530g / 1.17lb (body ex battery)
Announced: February 2006 |
Panasonic’s first digital SLR is a unique proposition: it takes the 7.5 Megapixel sensor, effective anti-dust and Live View features of the Olympus E330 and packages them in a body with retro styling and analogue controls. Completing the picture is a quality Leica zoom lens with optical stabilisation. It’s an impressive debut, but how does it compare to the latest 10 Megapixel models?
More info at Camera Labs: full review
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