Panasonic Câmera Digital Estilo SLR Lumix DMC-G1 (Vermelha) com Lente de 14-45mm

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  • B&H # PADMCG1KR
  • Fab# DMC-G1R

Características de produto em destaque

  • 12.1 Megapixels
  • Sistema de Lente Micro Quatro Terços
  • Display LCD de Ângulo Livre de 3" e EVF
  • Live View em Tempo Integral com AF de Contraste
  • Corpo de Câmera Compacto e Lentes
  • Sensor Auto-Limpante
  • Alta Sensibilidade (ISO 3200)
  • Modo automático inteligente
  • Modos Criativos de Cor
  • Saída HDTV

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A Câmera Digital Panasonic Lumix G1 Estilo SLR é a primeira câmera a usar o padrão Micro Sistema de Quatro Terços que reduz muito o tamanho e o peso da câmera para melhorar ainda mais as vantagens inerentes do padrão de Sistema Quatro Terços original para câmeras digitais de lente intercambiável.

Com o Micro Sistema de Quatro Terços, a câmera possui uma (distância da montagem até o sensor) 50% menor e um diâmetro externo de montagem de lente 6mm menor.   A câmera e as lentes (particularmente grande angular e telefotos potentes) podem ser menores com esse novo padrão, sem reduzir o tamanho do sensor de imagem.  Além disso, os projetos de lente grande angular em particular irão se beneficiar de não ter que limpar um espelho dentro do corpo da câmera  como com telêmetros, em que a liberdade de lente grande angular com retrofoco permite maior resolução central e tamanhos menores.

O Micro Sistema de Quatro Terços também permite aos usuários continuar a usar suas lentes de Sistema de Quatro Terços adicionando um adaptador de montagem.

Junto com uma inovadora estrutura sem espelho que também reduz o tamanho do corpo da câmera, a Panasonic Lumix G1 é uma câmera de lente intercambiável incrivelmente pequena.

O padrão Micro Quatro Terços fornece à câmera o tamanho/peso de uma "aponte e dispare" avançada, mas a qualidade de imagem e o manuseio de uma SLR
Design de corpo elegante e fino sem espelho tipo "flip" interno
Visor eletrônico "Live View" de 60 qps com ampliação 1.4x e "eye relief" de 14mm
Tela LCD de 3" giratória, com 100% de cobertura e 460.000 pixels
Tecnologia de alimentação automática ajusta brilho do LCD em até 40% dependendo das condições de iluminação
Lente Aesférica Micro Quatro Terços 14-45mm f/3.5-5.6 com estabilização na lente Mega OIS
Sapata de flash padrão ISO com TTL com flashes específicos Panasonic
Capacidade de autofoco de detecção de rosto
Sistema de Redução de Poeira com filtro de onda super-sônica interna
Tipo de Câmera Câmera Digital SLR
Imaging
Resolução Efetiva: 12.1MP, Gravada: 13.1MP
Sensor MOS de 17,3 x 13,0mm
Profundidade de Bit 8 bits
Formatos de arquivo RAW, JPEG
Tamanho de Arquivo Não especificado pelo fabricante
Espaços de Cor sRGB ou Adobe RGB
Estabilização de Imagem Corpo: Não, Lente: Sim
Fator de Corte 2x
Optics
Lente 14-45mm f/3.5-5.6 (equivalente a filme 35mm: 28-90mm)
Zoom Manual de dois toques
Montagem de Lente Micro Quatro Terços
Tipo de Foco Autofoco e foco manual
Alcance de Foco 11,8 polegadas (0,30m) - infinito
Montagem de Filtro/Lente Acessória 52mm
Shooting Controls
Sensibilidade ISO 100-3200
Velocidades de Obturador 1/4000 - 60 segundos, modo B
Medição Múltipla Inteligente, Central Ponderada e Spot
Modos de Exposição Auto, Programa, Prioridade de Abertura, Prioridade de Obturador, Manual, Cena
Balanço de Branco Auto, Luz Diurna, Nublado, Sombra, Halogênio, Flash, Personalizado, Temperatura de Cor
Trava de Espelho N/D
Capacidade de Burst (sequência) Contínuo de alta velocidade: 3qps, Contínuo de baixa velocidade: até 2qps
Temporizador 2 ou 10 segundos
Gravação com Intervalo Não
Controle Remoto DMW-RSL1 Remoto (opcional)
Flash
Flash Integrado Sim
Alcance Efetivo do Flash 36 pés (11m)
Conexão de Flash Externo Sapata
Sistema de flash dedicado Panasonic Série FL
Velocidade máxima de sincronismo 1/160 de segundo
Memory
Memória integrada Não
Tipo de cartão de memória SD/SDHC/MMC
Fotos por GB RAW: 73
JPEG: Alta Res.:124 - Baixa Res.:1400
A/V Recording
Gravação de vídeo Não
Resolução de vídeo N/D
Duração do clipe de vídeo N/D
Gravação de áudio Não
Viewfinder/Display
Tipo de visor Eletrônico
Cobertura do visor 100%
Monitor LCD de 3"
Connectivity/System Requirements
Conectividade USB 2.0, A/V, HDMI (Tipo C)
Requisitos de Sistema e Software Windows 2000, XP, Vista
Macintosh OS X (10.3 ou superior)
Environmental
Temperatura de Operação/Armazenamento Temperatura de Operação: 32-104°F/0-40°C
Resistência ao clima Não especificado pelo fabricante
Durabilidade Não especificado pelo fabricante
Power
Tipo de Bateria DMW-BLB13  Pack de Bateria Recarregável de Íons de Lítio
Adaptador de Alimentação Adaptador AC/Carregador de Bateria (requer cabo DC DMW-DCC3 opcional)
Physical
Dimensões 3,3 x 4,9 x 1,8 polegada (84 x 124 x 46mm) corpo apenas
Peso 13,6 onças (385g) corpo apenas

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 SLR-Style Digital Camera (Red) with 14-45mm Lens
 
4.5

(based on 10 reviews)

Ratings Distribution

  • 5 Stars

     

    (7)

  • 4 Stars

     

    (2)

  • 3 Stars

     

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    (1)

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100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Easy to use (8)
  • Large clear LCD (8)
  • Image stabilization (7)
  • Fast shutter speed (6)
  • Great picture quality (6)

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Travel (10)
    • Landscape/scenery (8)
    • Fun (6)
    • Art (4)
    • Portraits (4)
      • Reviewer Profile:
      • Photo enthusiast (5), Semi-pro photographer (4)

    Most Liked Positive Review

     

    A lot of camera for the price

    As an avid photographer, I was excited to find a fully digital SLR. Yes, I know technically it isn't considered a SLR because it is fully digital, but for lack of a better ...Read complete review

    As an avid photographer, I was excited to find a fully digital SLR. Yes, I know technically it isn't considered a SLR because it is fully digital, but for lack of a better description that is what it is. I was interested in the fully digital concept because of it's size. I have small hands, and some of the bigger SLR's like the Rebel were big and bulky for me, and heavy to handle after awhile. This camera is 1/3 smaller than a traditional SLR and lighter too, even with the 200 mm zoom lens attatched. Not to mention it is easier to travel with!

    The pros are: The battery life is awesome, I can get more than 300 HQ photos taken before the battery starts to run low. It also has several burst modes available for those action shots, which is nice. The swivel lcd is awesome, and I love the realtime view finder as you don't need to push a button to switch between the lcd and the view finder. Your scene choices are plenty, plus you can design up to 2 custom settings for yourself too. There are so many options to choose from, it is fun to try them, but also can be overwhelming to learn (which is a con), but I suggest learning a little at a time, and carrying the 200 page instruction book with you for awhile!

    The cons: Not having more than 2 lenses to choose from at this time. Sure you can use other SLR lens, but you need an adapter to use them, and your auto mode will not work with some of those lenses. As listed above, the amount of options and setting you have available can be overwhelming to learn and the instruction book is not laid out well in my opinion. I also wish it has video capability, but it doesn't. Panasonic does have another camera out now that does, but it costs more, and does not have some of the features this one offers. So you have to make a choice. My choice would be to have it all in one!

    Overall impression: I am glad I bought the camera, and am looking forward to Panasonic coming out with more lense choices. If you already own a Panasonic digital camera you will have an easier time learning all the options because the menu screen is laid out similiar to their other cameras, which is nice. I also highly recommend you splurge and purchase the 200 mm zoom lense, especially if you like to take photos of landscape, wildlife or sport shots.

    VS

    Most Liked Negative Review

     

    Use Leica M-Mount Lenses on a Pseudo-SLR

    The Micro 4/3 system so far (mid-August) includes only two cameras, Panasonic Lumix G-1 and Olympus E-P1. The Lumix incorporates a pseudo-SLR viewfinder system in which you see the image of ...Read complete review

    The Micro 4/3 system so far (mid-August) includes only two cameras, Panasonic Lumix G-1 and Olympus E-P1. The Lumix incorporates a pseudo-SLR viewfinder system in which you see the image of a viewing screen identical to that shown on the back of the camera; the E-P1 has no viewfinder except the screen on the back, using which is almost impossible in sunlight and leads to image shakiness despite the E-P1's internal shake-dampening, since the camera isn't braced against the photographer's head. In the Lumix, shake-dampening is entirely contained within the manufacturer's lenses, so that it, too, has no dampening if you mount lenses from another manufacturer.
    Nevertheless, Novoflex and a Japanese company both have made adapters to use Leica rangefinder M-Mount lenses on Macro 4/3 cameras. This is possible because of the very short back focus of the Macro 4/3 design, which lacks a mirror and is considerably shorter than the Leica M-cameras' back focus. Leica Thread-Mount (and Canon, Nikon, and so on through everyone who used to make them) lenses can also be fitted to 4/3 cameras by using a thread-to-M-Mount adapter ring, if you can find one. Of course, in the 4/3 system, each lens covers the equivalent of a 35mm camera's lens that is twice as long.
    For example, my Canon 100mm f/2.0 lens becomes the equivalent of a 200mm f/2.0 when I put it onto the G-1, and this is a possibility not to be sneezed at. It's a combo that on the E-P1 held at arm's length would probably be too unsteady, but the G-1 rests against the user's head. A 50mm Summilux f/1.4 becomes a 100mm, 35mm lenses stretch to 70mm, and so on; you can't make a really wideangle combination here. But what you can do works: my 135mm f/3.5 Canon is essentially a 270mm f/3.5. Not bad!
    Of course, there's no autofocus; you have to focus manually on the G-1's screen, which isn't really made quite right for this use. Nor is there any hope of an auto-diaphram; you must close the lens down manually before making each exposure. On the other hand, once you've found the proper setting lurking at the very end of one of the G-1's menus to tell it to work with no lens mounted, you actually do get auto-exposure at whatever f-stop you have set the lens to.
    As a proper camera using the two Panasonic lenses made for it, the G-1 may be difficult to use, largely because the control wheel just below the shutter release tends to wander away from where you've set it, but also because if you set the camera to give you a 5-second (for example) review of whatever shot you've just made, the same review also happens in the camera finder until you press the shutter release halfway: if you're trying to shoot a quick sequence, the best solution is to set the G-1 for zero review.
    As a fun family camera, the G-1 probably makes the grade. As reflex (sort of) camera on which you can use Leica rangefinder-mount lenses, it's really all we have at the moment. For any other serious purpose, though, a knowledgeable user can do better. A professional camera, it's not.
    As for recommending it to a friend: that would depend on what the friend wants to accomplish!

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    Reviewed by 10 customers

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    5.0

    Good image quality and fun to carry

    By Sterling

    from Albuquerque, NM

    About Me Photo Enthusiast

    Verified Reviewer

    Pros

    • Easy To Use
    • Good Image Quality
    • Tilt /Swivel LCD

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Travel

      Comments about Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 SLR-Style Digital Camera (Red) with 14-45mm Lens:

      I have the G1, GF1, 20mm and 14-45mm. I find these two much more fun to carry around than the 5D2 or 5D1 that I usually use.

      • Ease of Operation:
      • 8
      • Was this a gift?:
      • No

      Comment on this review

      (3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

       
      5.0

      Lumix DMC-G1 SLR-Style Digital Camera

      By International Vaquero

      from Claremont, CA.

      About Me Semi-pro Photographer

      Verified Buyer

      Pros

      • Easy To Use
      • Fast / Accurate Auto-Focus
      • Fast Shutter Speed
      • Good Image Quality
      • Good Image Stabilization
      • Large Clear LCD
      • Quiet
      • Tilt /Swivel LCD

      Cons

        Best Uses

        • Indoors/Low Light
        • Landscape/Scenery
        • Travel
        • Wildlife photos

        Comments about Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 SLR-Style Digital Camera (Red) with 14-45mm Lens:

        I have been using Lumix cameras for a few years now, but this is my first step up to an interchangeable lens camera and Lumix has not disappointed. The controls are well arranged and very intuitive. The raw images have beautiful detail right out of the camera with little or no tweaking needed in Silkypix. I have not messed around with the higher ISO settings yet, but everything from 100 to 400 ISO has been stunning. I am very happy with this camera.

        Comment on this review

        (6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)

         
        4.0

        A lot of camera for the price

        By Averysmartblonde

        from Seattle, Wa.

        About Me Photo Enthusiast

        Verified Buyer

        Pros

        • Fast / Accurate Auto-Focus
        • Fast Shutter Speed
        • Good Image Quality
        • Good Image Stabilization
        • High ISO Performance
        • Large Clear LCD
        • Quiet
        • Tilt / swivel lcd

        Cons

        • A lot of options

        Best Uses

        • Landscape/Scenery
        • Macro Photography
        • Travel
        • Weddings/Events
        • Wildlife photos

        Comments about Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 SLR-Style Digital Camera (Red) with 14-45mm Lens:

        As an avid photographer, I was excited to find a fully digital SLR. Yes, I know technically it isn't considered a SLR because it is fully digital, but for lack of a better description that is what it is. I was interested in the fully digital concept because of it's size. I have small hands, and some of the bigger SLR's like the Rebel were big and bulky for me, and heavy to handle after awhile. This camera is 1/3 smaller than a traditional SLR and lighter too, even with the 200 mm zoom lens attatched. Not to mention it is easier to travel with!

        The pros are: The battery life is awesome, I can get more than 300 HQ photos taken before the battery starts to run low. It also has several burst modes available for those action shots, which is nice. The swivel lcd is awesome, and I love the realtime view finder as you don't need to push a button to switch between the lcd and the view finder. Your scene choices are plenty, plus you can design up to 2 custom settings for yourself too. There are so many options to choose from, it is fun to try them, but also can be overwhelming to learn (which is a con), but I suggest learning a little at a time, and carrying the 200 page instruction book with you for awhile!

        The cons: Not having more than 2 lenses to choose from at this time. Sure you can use other SLR lens, but you need an adapter to use them, and your auto mode will not work with some of those lenses. As listed above, the amount of options and setting you have available can be overwhelming to learn and the instruction book is not laid out well in my opinion. I also wish it has video capability, but it doesn't. Panasonic does have another camera out now that does, but it costs more, and does not have some of the features this one offers. So you have to make a choice. My choice would be to have it all in one!

        Overall impression: I am glad I bought the camera, and am looking forward to Panasonic coming out with more lense choices. If you already own a Panasonic digital camera you will have an easier time learning all the options because the menu screen is laid out similiar to their other cameras, which is nice. I also highly recommend you splurge and purchase the 200 mm zoom lense, especially if you like to take photos of landscape, wildlife or sport shots.

        Comment on this review

        (5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)

         
        5.0

        Nice little red camera

        By MMR

        from Okanogan, WA

        About Me Photo Enthusiast

        Verified Buyer

        Pros

        • Bright LCD
        • Comfortable Controls
        • Easy To Use
        • Fast Shutter Speed
        • Great Image Quality
        • Image Stabilization
        • LIghtweight
        • Strong Construction

        Cons

        • Few current lenses

        Best Uses

        • Landscape
        • Sports
        • Travel

        Comments about Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 SLR-Style Digital Camera (Red) with 14-45mm Lens:

        I'm just breaking into the world of DSLR and spent weeks researching the best camera for me. I finally settled on the G1 based on excellent reviews and smaller size. I haven't been disappointed. The smaller size is super nice, it's light weight enough to take places I don't think I'd take larger/heavier cameras. For instance, I'm a rock climber and I climbed the nose of El Cap in Yosemite last week with it (in a case of course), and took it up multiple other climbs (multi-pitch, not single, so a long ways and several hours). A larger camera would have been too bulky and heavy. This camera seems fairly durable and has withstood a few accidental bumps, short drops in case, etc without any problems. I have small, woman hands and find this easy to handle, but my husband also has no problem with his man hands- I don't think it's too small for big hands.

        So far I've used it mostly to take scenery and climbing pics, but also used it for a friend's new baby. It has not disappointed. I mostly use the manual settings and have gotten amazing photos. It's easy to change settings, even with using just the view finder. The baby pics were impressive (I used the special baby mode for these), with nice soft skin tones and nice close ups. My friends were super impressed, my pics were by far the best they've had taken of their baby. My husband uses the auto settings. The intelligent auto setting lets him get great looking pictures as well and is impressive.

        The LCD is nice, though sometimes glare can make it difficult to use in bright light with sun at my back or side, but this isn't a big issue for me since I prefer the view finder anyway. Except for very bright sun, the LCD is very nice, and I like that it can rotate and fold away to protect it.

        The focus is very fast and good with either single or multiple objects, near or far, and it's easy to get fast action shots.

        One con is the lack of lenses currently available for the micro four thirds cameras, which I hope will change soon. Of course you can use an adapter and then use regular four thirds lenses, but that seems to defeat the purpose of it being light and small. I'm particularly hoping for a wide angle lens in the near future.

        Comment on this review

        (7 of 7 customers found this review helpful)

         
        5.0

        A GREAT CAMERA

        By Juan

        from Kuenzing, near Munich, Germany

        About Me Semi-pro Photographer

        Verified Buyer

        Pros

        • Bright LCD
        • Comfortable Controls
        • Easy To Use
        • Fast Shutter Speed
        • Great Image Quality
        • Image Stabilization
        • Strong Construction

        Cons

          Best Uses

          • Art
          • Fun
          • Landscape
          • Photojournalism
          • Portraits
          • Travel

          Comments about Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 SLR-Style Digital Camera (Red) with 14-45mm Lens:

          I am an advanced amateur photographer with more than 50 years experience with all kinds of cameras staring with an Agfa box, an Agfa Ambi Silete then Exacta (the prototype of the SLRs) transitioned to Canon and Nikon, the latest being the Canon D50. I also intensively used medium format cameras such as a 2.8 Planar Rolleiflex (a great camera) and single lens reflex medium format. I do mainly street portraits as I travel around the globe as well as macrophotography, mainly flowers (a la Georgia O'Keefe)and butterflies. I got this camera because I am feed up of lugging heavy bags (there was a time when I carried 5 cameras with diverse lenses). I have two identical Lumix G1s,one with the 14-45 and the other with the 45 to 200 mm lenses; one for me and one for my dear wife. We carry the cameras in a very small backpack together with our VAIO as a portable darkroom and travel very comfortably and very light. Three days ago we came back with 20 GB of pictures taken during an extensive trip in Cinque Terra. We used the short lens with the polarizer and the warming filter, the pristine sea water there is shown beautifully as well as the wonderful reflections of the boats in the sea. We took portraits often using the digitals zoom up to x4, all hand held. Last night I had the joy to review the shots (after downsizing the files to 72 dpi) in a 42" diagonal Sony TV screen JUST MAGNIFICENT. We never took better pictures, I would match the results to pictures taken with medium and large format cameras. I look forward to more lenses coming for this great camera. The D50? Very well thank you, with a macro ring, in the car to be used when we are in and around home. If we have to fly, the G1 is the one to take.[...]

          Comment on this review

          (3 of 7 customers found this review helpful)

           
          2.0

          Use Leica M-Mount Lenses on a Pseudo-SLR

          By Peter

          from Santa Fe, NM

          About Me Pro Photographer

          Verified Buyer

          Pros

          • Can use with Leica lenses
          • Great Image Quality
          • Relatively small size

          Cons

          • Control wheel
          • Poor In Low Light
          • Slow Focus

          Best Uses

          • Fun
          • Landscape
          • Travel

          Comments about Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 SLR-Style Digital Camera (Red) with 14-45mm Lens:

          The Micro 4/3 system so far (mid-August) includes only two cameras, Panasonic Lumix G-1 and Olympus E-P1. The Lumix incorporates a pseudo-SLR viewfinder system in which you see the image of a viewing screen identical to that shown on the back of the camera; the E-P1 has no viewfinder except the screen on the back, using which is almost impossible in sunlight and leads to image shakiness despite the E-P1's internal shake-dampening, since the camera isn't braced against the photographer's head. In the Lumix, shake-dampening is entirely contained within the manufacturer's lenses, so that it, too, has no dampening if you mount lenses from another manufacturer.
          Nevertheless, Novoflex and a Japanese company both have made adapters to use Leica rangefinder M-Mount lenses on Macro 4/3 cameras. This is possible because of the very short back focus of the Macro 4/3 design, which lacks a mirror and is considerably shorter than the Leica M-cameras' back focus. Leica Thread-Mount (and Canon, Nikon, and so on through everyone who used to make them) lenses can also be fitted to 4/3 cameras by using a thread-to-M-Mount adapter ring, if you can find one. Of course, in the 4/3 system, each lens covers the equivalent of a 35mm camera's lens that is twice as long.
          For example, my Canon 100mm f/2.0 lens becomes the equivalent of a 200mm f/2.0 when I put it onto the G-1, and this is a possibility not to be sneezed at. It's a combo that on the E-P1 held at arm's length would probably be too unsteady, but the G-1 rests against the user's head. A 50mm Summilux f/1.4 becomes a 100mm, 35mm lenses stretch to 70mm, and so on; you can't make a really wideangle combination here. But what you can do works: my 135mm f/3.5 Canon is essentially a 270mm f/3.5. Not bad!
          Of course, there's no autofocus; you have to focus manually on the G-1's screen, which isn't really made quite right for this use. Nor is there any hope of an auto-diaphram; you must close the lens down manually before making each exposure. On the other hand, once you've found the proper setting lurking at the very end of one of the G-1's menus to tell it to work with no lens mounted, you actually do get auto-exposure at whatever f-stop you have set the lens to.
          As a proper camera using the two Panasonic lenses made for it, the G-1 may be difficult to use, largely because the control wheel just below the shutter release tends to wander away from where you've set it, but also because if you set the camera to give you a 5-second (for example) review of whatever shot you've just made, the same review also happens in the camera finder until you press the shutter release halfway: if you're trying to shoot a quick sequence, the best solution is to set the G-1 for zero review.
          As a fun family camera, the G-1 probably makes the grade. As reflex (sort of) camera on which you can use Leica rangefinder-mount lenses, it's really all we have at the moment. For any other serious purpose, though, a knowledgeable user can do better. A professional camera, it's not.
          As for recommending it to a friend: that would depend on what the friend wants to accomplish!

          Comment on this review

          (0 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

           
          5.0

          100% Best for the Buck

          By T-

          from Milledgeville, GA

          About Me Photo Enthusiast

          Verified Reviewer

          Pros

          • Adjustable LCD screen
          • Bright LCD
          • Comfortable Controls
          • Easy To Use
          • Fast Shutter Speed
          • Great Image Quality
          • Image Stabilization
          • LIghtweight
          • Strong Construction

          Cons

          • Poor In Low Light

          Best Uses

          • Art
          • Fun
          • Landscape
          • Portraits
          • Sports
          • Travel

          Comments about Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 SLR-Style Digital Camera (Red) with 14-45mm Lens:

          This camera has been wonderful. Easy to use, has an auto button to do the work for you. Takes awesome pictures and is very lightweight for travel. Best to get high speed SD card for rapid fire shooting. Worth every penny for what the camera does!

          Comment on this review

          (3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

           
          4.0

          Fun Camera!

          By Steph

          from Medford, OR

          About Me Photo Enthusiast

          Verified Buyer

          Pros

          • Bright LCD
          • Easy To Use

          Cons

            Best Uses

            • Fun
            • Travel

            Comments about Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 SLR-Style Digital Camera (Red) with 14-45mm Lens:

            I normally shoot with a Canon EOS 5D, a full sized DSLR. I was looking for a P&S that I could carry with me. Purchased one and soon discovered that the lack of an optical viewfinder was a major issue for me (when using the camera outdoors). Had heard about the G1 and the new technology got my interest. No, it's NOT a small point and shoot. But, it's smaller than my DSLR and the EVIF viewfinder is wonderful!!! I have the two kit lenses and this camera has become my go-to camera for travel, especially daytime use. If Panasonic were to ever offer some fast glass, I'd be thrilled. Lots of users are buying adapters and using old legacy lenses and they seem to be having lots of fun. By the way, the red is too cute!!!!

            Comment on this review

            (1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

             
            5.0

            I would buy this camera again!

            By Davide Del Vento

            from Boulder, CO

            About Me Semi-pro Photographer

            Verified Buyer

            Pros

            • 7-14mm widezoom announced
            • Bright LCD
            • Comfortable Controls
            • Custom Settings
            • Easy To Use
            • FAST AUTOFOCUS
            • Focus tracking
            • Great Image Quality
            • Image Stabilization
            • Sensor Cleaner
            • Swivel display
            • Unique mirrorless design

            Cons

            • Not 4 professional Sport
            • Now few lenses available

            Best Uses

            • Art
            • Baby and pets
            • Fun
            • Landscape
            • Photojournalism
            • Portraits
            • Sports
            • Travel

            Comments about Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 SLR-Style Digital Camera (Red) with 14-45mm Lens:

            I would carry it always with me (can't wait for the pancake 20mm f/1.7 lens).See also the review on my blog [...]

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            5.0

            Great Fun to Use.

            By Edwaste

            from Milford, CT

            About Me Semi-pro Photographer

            Verified Buyer

            Pros

            • Bright LCD
            • Comfortable Controls
            • Easy To Use
            • Fast Shutter Speed
            • Great Image Quality
            • Image Stabilization
            • Strong Construction

            Cons

              Best Uses

              • Art
              • Fun
              • Landscape
              • Photojournalism
              • Portraits
              • Travel

              Comments about Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 SLR-Style Digital Camera (Red) with 14-45mm Lens:

              I purchased this camera for natural abstract photos. The LCD panel makes it easy to get the right angle for my compositions. It's ease of use, responsiveness, and image quality makes it a great take anywhere camera.

              Pros: Well built, good looking body design, well laid out controls and excellent features. Great lens. Surface of the body has a wonderful tactile quality. While the shooting in JPEG gives great results, I would still recommend RAW format for critical work.
              Manual focussing is a joy to use.

              Cons: Typical of all 4:3 format cameras, high ISO images tend to be a bit noisier. Good Raw > Tiff conversion software can eliminate this issue.

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              Lenses

              Get a wide-angle, zoom, or other effect for various photography applications.

              Panasonic -  Lente Vario G MEGA O.I.S. f/4-5.6 de 45-200mm para Micro SLR de Quatro Terços
              • Preço: $244.99
               

              Batteries & Power

              Always keep a spare battery handy so you won't get caught without power.

              Panasonic -  DMW-BLB13 - Bateria de Íons de Lítio Recarregável (7,2V, 1250 mAh)
              • Preço: $43.43
               
              Pearstone -  DMW-BLB13 - Pack de Bateria de Íons de Lítio (7,2V, 1100mAh)
                • Original: $17.95
                • Save: $1.79
              • Preço: $16.16
               

              Filters

              Protect your lens or produce a desired visual effect.

              Hoya -  Filtro Multirrevestido Haze Ultravioleta UV(0) de 52mm
              • Preço: $23.85
               

              Flash & Accessories

              Get a flash to add light to your picture.

              Panasonic -  DMW-FL360 - Flash de Montagem em Sapata
              • Preço: $299.95
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              Bags & Cases

              Carry, store, and protect all your equipment with a bag or case.

              Panasonic -  DMW-BAG1 Soft Bag
              • Preço: $64.31
               

              This item has been discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available.

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              Remote Control

              Take pictures remotely and minimize vibration.

              Panasonic -  DMW-RSL1 - Liberador de Obturador Remoto
              • Preço: $51.24
               

              Screen Protectors

              Protect your LCD screen from scratches and finger prints.

              GGI -  Kit Protetor de Tela de Camcorder/Câmera Digital
              • Preço: $6.95
               

              Care & Cleaning

              Ensure trouble-free performance through proper camera maintenance.

              LensCoat -  Pano de Limpeza de Microfibra
              • Preço: $6.95
               

              Card Readers

              Download your pictures faster and save battery life.

              GGI -  Leitor de Cartão de Memória Secure Digital (SD/SDHC) - USB 2.0
              • Preço: $8.99
               
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              O que vem na caixa

              Panasonic Câmera Digital Estilo SLR Lumix DMC-G1 (Vermelha) com Lente de 14-45mm
              • Lente Lumix G Vario 14-45mm f/3.5-5.6 Mega OIS
              • BLB13PP - Bateria de Íons de Lítio
              • DE-A49B - Carregador de Bateria
              • Cabo AC
              • Cabo de Conexão USB
              • Cabo de Vídeo
              • Tampa de Corpo
              • Tampa de Lente Frontal
              • Tampa de Lente Traseira
              • Para-sol de lente
              • Bolsa de Lente
              • Alça de ombro
              • CD-ROM de Software (PHOTOfunSTUDIO 2.1 E, SILKYPIX Developer Studio 3.0 SE, Driver USB)
              • Guia do usuário
              • 1 Ano de Garantia Limitada do Fabricante (Apenas nos EUA)
               
               
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