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Panasonic Lumix DMC-G3
9.2 out of 10

Panasonic Lumix DMC-G3

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Overall 8
8.0

Expert Review

PhotoRadar
8 March 2012
  • Conclusion: Interestingly, we are told that the 16-million-pixel G3 doesn't replace the 12.1Mp G2, but the older camera is moving down Panasonic's camera line-up to occupy the
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-G3 advanced camera sports updated and streamlined features

Macworld
21 February 2012
  • Pros: Responsive touchscreen, Pleasing image quality, Improved autofocus speed, Built-in electronic viewfinder, Good balance of advanced and automatic features, On-board fla...
  • Cons: No external microphone jack, Smaller grip, No automatic eye-sensor LCD/EVF switching, Rolling shutter in video when panning
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Panasonic Lumix G3 – the perfect middle ground between features and portability

Gadgetmania
10 January 2012
  • Excerpt: In the overcrowded world of digital cameras, the Lumix series from Panasonic always stood out, whether it’s the consumer point and shoot or professional dSLR models.
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Overall 8
8.3

Panasonic Lumix DMC-G3 camera review

best4reviews.com
15 October 2011
  • Summary: Though the G3 isn’t cheap for anyone more used to a pocket snapshot of a digital camera, it is a jack of all trades device that manages to master most of what it purports
  • Pros: Approachable and user friendly, lightweight compared with a mid-range DSLR, 25% smaller and approx 10% lighter than the G2 predecessor, vari-angle LCD plus EVF
  • Cons: Still a tad pricey for the average Joe, smaller dimensions mean a small handgrip, clipped highlight detail in sunnier conditions, no eye sensor for switching between L...
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-G3

imaging-resource.com
11 October 2011
  • Summary: In addition to 15.8-megapixel stills of impressive quality, the Panasonic G3 can capture 1,920 x 1080 Full HD video at 30fps in AVCHD mode, and can also record Motion
  • Pros: Very small size, tight build, Soft curves make camera pleasant to hold, No D-Rings to make noise in videos, Tilt-swivel 460K-dot LCD, Touchscreen controls for autofocu...
  • Cons: Intelligent Auto button is too easily activated by accident, Record button difficult to activate, Movie recording is slow to start and stop, Many menu options can be o...
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Panasonic G3 Review

digitalslrphoto.com
18 August 2011

Camera Test: Panasonic Lumix DMC-G3

Pop Photo
5 August 2011
  • Summary: Once again, Panasonic has created a very impressive ILC in the G3, combining fine imaging with a well-evolved touchscreen experience.
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Overall 8
7.5
Value for money 6
5.7
Features 6
5.7
Performance 4
4.3
Picture quality 7
6.7
Ergonomics 7
6.9
Build quality 6
6.4

Expert Review

DP Review
10 July 2011
  • Summary: The G3 is a camera that is easy to use and produces excellent image quality - a step up from previous G-series models.
  • Pros: Very good image quality with impressive high ISO performance, Well-implemented touchscreen interface, Fast-focusing AF system (for its class), Improved skin tone rende...
  • Cons: Poor JPEG rendering at high ISOs, Lacks a dedicated AF/AE lock button, No eye sensor to switch between viewfinder and LCD, No external mic input, Small grip makes hand...
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Expert Review

Dc Resource
5 June 2011
  • Excerpt: The Panasonic Lumix DMC-G3 (priced from $599) is a compact, SLR-styled mirrorless interchangeable lens camera that uses the Micro Four Thirds standard.
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Overall 9
8.8

Panasonic Lumix DMC-G3

Camera Labs
1 June 2011
  • Summary: It sports an excellent touch-screen interface, backed-up by a selection of physical buttons for those who prefer traditional controls.
  • Pros: Great image quality which matches APS-C DSLRs., Articulated touch-screen with tap-focusing., HD video with quiet and fairly quick continuous AF., Very fast AF and face...
  • Cons: Slow continuous shooting when continuous AF is enabled., Live view not available during continuous bursts above 3fps., Traditional DSLRs better for low light or fast a...
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