Category Archives: New Technology

The New Lumix G2 – Let Your Creativity Run Free The new award-winning Lumix G2 is the world’s first compact system camera with touch-screen controls. It allows you to react quickly to your surroundings and take stunning pictures on the go. With a flexible free-angle screen and a range of interchangeable lenses, it gives you … Continue reading

A viewfinder for the new Digital Age All Lumix cameras come with large, high-quality LCD screens on the back to frame your shots and to view them afterwards. In order to enhance the usability and viewing quality of Lumix LCD screens, Panasonic has packed them with features. High Angle Mode This function makes it easier … Continue reading

Intelligent Auto Mode for your movies! Intelligent Auto (iA) mode movie* makes recording home videos easy and fun with a Panasonic Lumix camera. You can take full advantage of the great features provided by Intelligent Auto mode while shooting Full HD movies on your Panasonic Lumix camera. Life presents us with the moments when a … Continue reading

Be easily connected with Lumix Surprise your friends and family with amazing High Definition still images and movies from your Panasonic Lumix camera, seamlessly via High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) and SD cards. Showing your photos and movies has never been as easy as with the new line of Panasonic Lumix cameras. All Lumix models … Continue reading

Record vibrant High Definition movies with Lumix With the quality and convenience of a Lumix digital still camera you can film vivid HD movies along with HD photos. Digital still cameras are perfect for taking still images and due to their small and compact design, you can take them easily everywhere, anytime. However, when it … Continue reading

Panasonic Venus Engine Image Processor for HD Photos and Videos High Definition pictures and videos demand special processing. The Venus Engine V image processor developed by Panasonic gets the maximum out of still and video imaging with incredible processing power. Most digital cameras house a “brain” – the LSI – which generates a luminance signal … Continue reading