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...
Summary: The Lumix G3 has a whole lot to like: it's small (but not too miniature), neatly designed, has superb autofocus speed, a vari-angle LCD and decent built-in electronic
Conclusion: The G3 is a fantastic, intuitive camera that upholds Panasonic’s great CSC reputation. It would be a wonderful investment for those looking to step up their photography...
Excerpt: , and features an all new 16 megapixel Live MOS sensor, lower noise, high speed focusing (as fast as the
Pros: VERY fast focusing, Increased image quality, lower noise, Excellent swivel screen, A bit like a "mini" GH2 but a much better price, Great electronic viewfinder, Full H...
Cons: Short battery life, Grip could be better, Lacks in camera image stabilisation (lens based)
Summary: The latest addition to Panasonic's G-series micro four thirds cameras offers higher resolution, touch screen control and a lower price tag.Panasonic has reduced the price
Pros: You're transitioning from a digicam to a more sophisticated camera and want touch screen controls and logical, easy-to-use menus., You're interested in shooting raw fi...
Cons: You plan to leave the camera on full-auto for all shots., You need a pocketable camera., You only shoot JPEG images.
Summary: The latest addition to Panasonic's G-series micro four thirds cameras offers higher resolution, touch screen control and a lower price tag.Panasonic has reduced the price
Pros: You're transitioning from a digicam to a more sophisticated camera and want touch screen controls and logical, easy-to-use menus., You're interested in shooting raw fi...
Cons: You plan to leave the camera on full-auto for all shots., You need a pocketable camera., You only shoot JPEG images.
Excerpt: We think it's fair to say that a camera's pixel count is a lot less relevant nowadays, with buying decisions more often based on the overall specification rather than
Summary: The Panasonic Lumix DMC-G3 Micro Four Thirds camera is easy to recommend. It offers the performance and versatility of a digital SLR in a scaled-down form, without...
Pros: Much smaller than a dSLR, Interchangeable lenses, Great image quality, Viewfinder plus fold-out LCD panel
Cons: You have to flit between the touchscreen and physical controls