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Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1
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Tyyppi
järjestelmäkamera
Kenno
17,3 x 13,0 mm Live MOS
Korkein resoluutio

4000×3000 (12.0 megapikseliä)
Objektiivi
Micro Four Thirds
Suljin
tietokoneohjattu verhosuljin
Suljinajat
60–1/4000 sekuntia
Valotustavat
automaattinen, ajan esivalinta, aukon esivalinta, manuaali
Tarkennustavat
automaattinen, manuaalinen, jatkuva, kasvojen tunnistus
Sarjakuvaus
3 kuvaa sekunnissa
Etsin
elektroninen, 1.4 megapikseliä
ISO-arvot
100-3200
LCD-näyttö
3.0 tuumaa TFT LCD 460000 pikseliä
Tallennusmedia
SD/SDHC/MMC
Akku
1250 mAh 7.2v
Paino
385 g
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 on Panasonicin valmistama ensimmäinen Micro Four Thirds -standardin mukainen järjestelmäkamera. Standardin uutuus oli vanhemmasta Four Thirds -standardista poiketen perinteisen optisen etsimen korvaaminen elektronisella, ja tämän mahdollistamana pienempi kennon ja objektiivin välinen etäisyys, mikä mahdollistaa kooltaan pienemmät objektiivit ja kamerat.


G1 esiteltiin photokina 2008 -näyttelyssä, ja sen myynti Euroopassa alkoi marraskuussa 2008. G1:stä seurasi video-ominaisuuksiltaan edistynyt GH1, sekä hyvin pienikokoinen GF1, joka elektronisen etsimen puuttumista ja video-ominaisuuksia lukuun ottamatta oli ominaisuuksiltaan vastaava.
Vuonna 2010 G1:tä seurasi videotallennukseen kykenevä G2 sekä edullisempi G10.



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