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Panasonic LUMIX DMC-GF2
Panasonic today announced the launch of the Lumix DMC-GF2, the latest LUMIX G Micro System interchangeable lens. The salient features of the new model are its ease of use and excellent image quality, plus a greatly reduced weight and size than the previous model (DMC-GF1): The footprint is reduced by about 19% and weight of 7%. The compatibility with the Four Thirds standard provides users with all the versatility and performance of interchangeable: in addition to optical LUMIX G, DMC-GF2 can in fact use any Four Thirds interchangeable lens with (via the optional DMW-MA1) and therefore also the prestigious Leica M / R (DMW-MA2M or MA3R). This compatibility provides access to a virtually unlimited number of targets to choose from. With the LUMIX G Micro System and the growing assortment of lenses available, the expressive possibilities have no boundaries.
Live MOS sensor 4 / 3 12.1-Megapixel
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 is the smallest and lightest digital camera with interchangeable lenses in the world with integrated flash and a touch-screen with the latter function can act on the car and focus on the shutter button with a simple touch, you can also search through the photos taken by tapping the screen by sliding them with fingers. In iA mode, 7 functions work automatically and simultaneously to optimize your settings, making it easier than ever to take beautiful photos. The Live MOS sensor 4 / 3 12.1-Megapixel gives you the best because it combines the superior quality of a CCD sensor and low power consumption of a CMOS sensor. The Venus Engine FHD, equipped with Intelligent Resolution, boasts an advanced signal processing for both photo and video. Thanks to the Noise Reduction you can take great pictures with high sensitivity (ISO). GF2-DMC also has a contrast AF system, fast and accurate.
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For those who have never before owned digital cameras, getting your first digital camera is quite exciting. There are so many benefits to owning a digital camera over older analogue models. These benefits all come with the new technology that comes with your digital camera. With this also comes for some people a learning curve. Some already are familiar with how their digital camera operates while many others need to learn. There are some common mistakes new digital camera owners make when using their new camera. By knowing about these common pitfalls new owners make, you can make sure that you don’t fall victim to these common errors.
One of the terrific things about digital cameras is that the photos come in file format. This makes it so easy to share photos with friends and family via an email account. However, a common mistake made by many is sending the original file via email. Original photo files are quite large and their resolution is actually much larger than you could possibly view on your computer screen. Therefore, make sure to decrease the size of the photo prior to emailing. This will also decrease the file size making them transfer much quicker and use less mailbox and disk space.
If you’ve taken photos using the older camera models, then you no doubt have paper photos around your home. Most people go to great lengths to protect these even going so far as putting the negatives in a safe place. Protecting your digital photos should also be done but in a different manner. People often forget to back up their digital photos. This will not only give you another copy if your home should burn down but also in case your computer crashes and you lose everything on your hard drive.
When you purchase your digital camera, it will come with some sort of digital editing program. Many people simply stick with this program. However, you do not have to use this program exclusively in order to edit and work with your digital photos. Do not be afraid to explore other programs that are out there on the market. Typically, these programs are much more specialized and give you many more options.