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Panasonic G10 Hands-On Photos
We got all hands-on with the new Panasonic G10 Micro Four Thirds camera at last month’s Panasonic Convention 2010 in Munich, Germany. Click through for a gallery of photos of the Panasonic G10.
9 hands-on photos of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G10 camera.
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GF-1 is still the clear winner here,
no point carrying a G1/2/10 if it's only that much smaller than a standard DSLR.
I think the new rebel series from Canon is around the same size and can shoot 1080P videos. Plus those lens are not as expensive as the M4/3 lens.
6:06 am - Monday, March 8, 2010
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You can think this way. G1/2/10/H1 are Panasonic’s own versions of DSLRs (just like NX to Samsung). I don’t think they’ll make any traditional DSLRs (with mirrors). But check Olympus. They have traditional lines of DSLRs and their EVIL systems are smaller like GF1. Well, that's how I see it at least for now.
6:47 pm - Monday, March 8, 2010
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I have not used all features yet, but I am completely satisfied with the own's i have. I like the compactness compared to DSLR.
9:47 am - Monday, August 9, 2010
#4 Laadukas Hakukoneoptimointi
Maybe I should buy one for my for Christmas, she would be really happy!
8:15 pm - Monday, November 8, 2010
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I use Panasonic G10 for almost 4 months already. I am very positive about the results it produces.
2:39 pm - Friday, September 9, 2011