GF3 predecessor. The GF5 introduces a new?Live MOS image sensor together with the most recent version of Panasonic?s Venus Engine with Multi-process Noise Reduction, together good for max 12800 ISO and zero.09s autofocus. It?ll also shoot 1080i Full HD video.
On the back is a brand new, 3-inch?920k dot LCD touchscreen, doubling the resolution of the 469k dot GF3 for higher-quality previews and smoother menus. There is a pop-up flash as before, and the camera may be set to both lock focus and fire off a frame when some degree is tapped at the touchscreen.
Various new onboard filter modes are introduced, including?Soft Focus, Dynamic Monochrome, Impressive Art, One Point Color, Cross Process, Low Key, Toy Effect and Star Filter, and there are multiple shooting modes ? including 4fps full resolution burst photography ? alongside Panasonic?s usual iA+ automatic mode.
Focusing uses Contrast AF, controlled by the picture sensor, and the GF5 introduces full-area focusing to Panasonic?s G-Series. There?s also?Pinpoint AF, which enlarges the purpose of focus for more accurate selection within the scene; AF tracking can then follow that subject around.
Video, meanwhile, is recorded in MP4 AVCHD format, with Dolby Digital Stereo Creator audio, and there is in-clip Touch AF and a dedicated recording button at the top.
The LUMIX GF5 will go on sale ?later this year? in black, white and red, either at $599 with a?14-42mm standard zoom lens, or at $749 with a?14-42mm power zoom lens.?If you have to get a feel for the LUMIX GF5 before it goes on sale, Panasonic has released a LUMIX G experience app?[iTunes link] for iPad.
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