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Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1

Digital Camera Review
November 04, 2009 By Steve Morgenstern 0 Comments (add your own)

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Image Quality

This section is organized into 8 pages
Page 1
Sharpness

Sharpness is exceptional, and the kit lens has low distortion, though dynamic range results are only so-so.

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Color

There’s a good selection of customizable film modes, but color accuracy and long exposure scores were unimpressive.

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Noise Reduction

Noise reduction processing causes minimal detail loss. Still, there’s more image noise than in cameras with the APS-C sensor.

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Video

It has both 60p and 30p frame rate options, but the AVCHD Lite video format is not widely supported, and the video resolution tops out at 1280 × 720.

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Sample Photos

A gallery of photos taken with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1

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