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December 2011
(81%)
144 Reviews
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Abstract: At first glance, the Lumix DMC-GX1 reminds us of the Lumix DMC-GF1, but with a more compact build. Panasonic has incorporated a mode dial, hotshoe and four function buttons on the GX1, unlike the later GF-series cameras such as the Lumix DMC-GF2 and GF...
Abstract: Action is one thing the GX1 nails, thanks to its lightning-quick burst mode which can capture 20 shots in a single second (albeit at a reduced resolution) and an autofocus so speedy it feels as if it's locked on before you push the button.The mode dial an...
Nice build quality; more physical control buttons; power-zoom lens is great for videos; fast autofocus speeds.
Difficult to manually focus with powerzoom lens; JPEG images are soft.
There's a lot going for the GX1 if you are looking for a smaller camera to complement your DSLR. In terms of performance, it is a speedy little shooter with autofocus speeds that almost match a DSLR, though we have to say that it sometimes misses the ...
Fast and accurate autofocus, Great ISO performance, Manual controls at fingertips, Plenty of customizable commands, Very easy to use camera
Awkward forced grip, X 1442mm lens is difficult to use, Quick Menu button is close to edge
The Panasonic Lumix GX1 presents an evolutionary, rather than revolutionary, upgrade from the GF1. In fact, you could pretty much think of the GX1 as the GF2, if the actual GF2 had never happened. Those who have waited two years for a new GF1 could feel a...
Fast and accurate autofocus, Great ISO performance, Manual controls at fingertips, Plenty of customizable commands, Very easy to use camera
Awkward forced grip, X 1442mm lens is difficult to use, Quick Menu button is close to edge
The Panasonic Lumix GX1 presents an evolutionary, rather than revolutionary, upgrade from the GF1. In fact, you could pretty much think of the GX1 as the GF2, if the actual GF2 had never happened. Those who have waited two years for a new GF1 could feel a...
Fast and accurate autofocus, Great ISO performance, Manual controls at fingertips, Plenty of customizable commands, Very easy to use camera
Awkward forced grip
The Panasonic Lumix GX1 presents an evolutionary, rather than revolutionary, upgrade from the GF1. In fact, you could pretty much think of the GX1 as the GF2, if the actual GF2 had never happened. Those who have waited two years for a new GF1 could fee...
