Panasonic’s G1 camera sets out to knockdown a major roadblock preventing some photographers from stepping their camera game up: Price and size. When it comes to taking better photos, Digital single lens reflex (DSLR) cameras are the go to. There’s no substitute for their larger image senors and ability to use a number of different lenses. But most cost upwards of $1200 and are way too big to fit in your coat pocket so you could sneak it into a club. Not the G1. It’s more than a couple hundred dollars cheaper than most DSLRs and it’s only around 35% larger than a regular compact digital camera.Saturday, February 6, 2010
STRIKE A POSE FOR THE NEW PANASONIC'S G1...
Panasonic’s G1 camera sets out to knockdown a major roadblock preventing some photographers from stepping their camera game up: Price and size. When it comes to taking better photos, Digital single lens reflex (DSLR) cameras are the go to. There’s no substitute for their larger image senors and ability to use a number of different lenses. But most cost upwards of $1200 and are way too big to fit in your coat pocket so you could sneak it into a club. Not the G1. It’s more than a couple hundred dollars cheaper than most DSLRs and it’s only around 35% larger than a regular compact digital camera.
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