Panasonic Panasonic Lumix G95 Hybrid Mirrorless Camera With 12-60Mm Lens Mirrorless

The Panasonic Lumix G95 Hybrid Mirrorless Camera With 12-60Mm Lens Incorporates A Four Thirds 20.3-Megapixel Digital Live Mos Sensor Without A Low-Pass Filter For Maximum Performance. The Lumix G95 Utilizes The Micro Four Thirds Lens Mount Standard, Ideal For Hybrid Photographers And Video Bloggers (Vlogging Or Vlog). The Lumix G95 Incorporates An Advanced 5-Axis Dual I.S.2 (Image Stabilizer) For Even More Powerful And Effective Blurring Suppression. Combining An O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer, 2-Axis) And B.I.S.(Body Image Stabilizer, 5-Axis), It Compensates For Larger Movements.

The Lumix G95 Also Integrates An Oled Lvf (Live View Finder) With 2360K-Dot High Resolution In Approx. 1.48X/0.74X (35Mm Camera Equivalent) Magnification Capability. A Venus Engine In The Lumix Mirrorless Cameras Is More Capable Of Tracking Moving Subjects, And Prevent Out-Of-Focus Shots Even When The Subject Is Fast-Moving Or When An Obstacle Cuts Across In Front Of The Subject. Newly Added Af Sensitivity Mode Lets The User Set The Tracking Sensitivity According To The Shooting Situation. The Popular Lumix Free-Angle 3.0-Inch Large Oled Rear Monitor (Approximately 1,040K-Dot Resolution) Adopts A Touch Control System, Making Shooting In High And Low Angles Easier.

The V-Log L Is Pre-Installed In The Lumix G95 For Exceptional Flexibility And Wider Dynamic Range For Color Grading In The Post-Production Process, And V-Log L Features Log Characteristics With 12 Stops Of Dynamic Range. The Lumix G95 Mirrorless Digital Camera Boasts A Rugged Design With A Front Structure Composed Of A Magnesium-Alloy, Full-Diecast Front Frame. Plus, Splash/Dust-Resistant Construction With Sealed Joints, Dials And Buttons.

Features:

20.3 Megapixel Sensor – The 20.3Mp Digital Live Mos Sensor Without A Low-Pass Filter Drives Maximum Performance. A Tuned Three-Dimensional Color Control Detects Not Only Hue And Saturation But Also Brightness And Applies Optimal Control According To The Value Of Each Factor.

25600 Max Iso – The Combination Of The Digital Live Mos Sensor And The Venus Engine Achieves Clear Image Rendering With Minimum Noise Even In Low-Lit Situations And At Max. Iso 25600.

5-Axis Dual I.S. 2 – The Lumix G95 Incorporates 5-Axis Dual I.S.2 (Image Stabilizer) Which Has Advanced To Boast Even More Powerful And Effective Blurring Suppression. Combining An O.I.S.(Optical Image Stabilizer, 2-Axis) And B.I.S. (Body Image Stabilizer, 5-Axis), Making It Possible To Use Maximum 5-Stop Slower Shutter Speed.

Dfd Focus Technology – The Dfd (Depth From Defocus) Technology In Lumix G95 Calculates The Distance To The Subject By Evaluating Two Images With Different Sharpness Levels While Consulting The Data Of Optical Characteristics Of The Current Lens In A Moment.

Af Sensitivity Mode – A Venus Engine In The Lumix G95 Is More Capable Of Tracking Moving Subjects, And Prevent Out-Of-Focus Shots Even When The Subject Is Fast-Moving Or When An Obstacle Cuts Across In Front Of The Subject. Newly Added Af Sensitivity Mode Lets The User Set The Tracking Sensitivity According To The Shooting Situation.

Face/Eye Detection Af – The Lumix G95 Incorporates Face/Eye Detection Af To Automatically Set Focus Right On The Eye Of A Human Face To Capture Stunning Portraits With A Crisp Focus On The Eye. With The Pinpoint Af, Users Can Magnify The Target Area For More Precise Focus. A Total Of 49 Focus Detection Areas Enable More Flexible Composition Together With The Custom Multi Af Mode. Focus Peaking Is Also Available For Precision Manual Focusing.

Splash/Dust-Resistant – To Withstand Heavy Field Use, The Lumix G95 Boasts A Rugged Design With A Front Structure Composed Of A Magnesium Alloy Full Diecast Front Frame. It Also Features Splash/Dust-Resistant Construction With Sealed Joints, Dials And Buttons.

Viewfinder – The Lumix G95 Has A Large Lvf (Live View Finder) With A High Magnification Ratio Of Approx. 1.48X/0.74X (35Mm Camera Equivalent). High-Precision, High-Speed Oled (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) Display Features 2,360K-Dot High Resolution And 100% Field Of View.

3.0-Inch Touch Display – Adopting A Static-Type Touch Control System, The 3.0-Inch Oled Rear Monitor With 1040K-Dot High Resolution Features Free-Angle Shooting. It Tilts Up And Down By Approximately 250-Degree To Make Shooting In Either High Or Low Angle Even Easier.

4K Video – The Lumix G95 Records Stunningly Smooth, High-Resolution 4K Video In 3840X2160 At 30P/25P (50Hz Area) 30P(60Hz Area) Or 24P In Addition To The Full-Hd 1,920 X 1,080 60P/50P (50Hz Area) 60P(60Hz Area) Videos With Practical Full-Time Af.

The Maximum Available Continuous Recording – When The Ambient Temperature Is High Or Continuous Recording Is Performed, The Camera May Stop The Recording To Protect Itself. Wait Until The Camera Cools Down.

High-Speed Video – High-Speed Video Records Slow-Motion Video In Full Hd At 120 Fps (1/4X), 90 Fps(1/3X) And 60 Fps (1/2X).

Micro Hdmi 4:2:2 8-Bit Output – The Lumix G95 Has A Micro Hdmi Port Of Real-Time Image Output To The External Monitor In 4:2:2/8-Bit Via An Optional Micro Hdmi Cable Simultaneously While Recording Video.

V-Log L Pre-Installed – The V-Log L Is Pre-Installed For Exceptional Flexibility, As Well As A Wider Dynamic Range For Color Grading In The Post-Production Process. V-Log L Features Log Characteristics With 12 Stops Of Dynamic Range.

Microphone Jack – In Addition To A 3.5Mm Mic Jack For High-Quality Audio Recording While Using An External Microphone, Such As Panasonic External Stereo/Shotgun Microphone Dmw-Ms2,A Headphone Socket Is Added For Sound Output.

Post Focus – Post Focus Lets Users Select The In-Focus Area Even After Shooting. This Function Was Developed By Combining The High-Speed, High-Precision Dfd (Depth From Defocus) Auto Focus Technology And 4K Technology.

Focus Stacking – The Focus Stacking Function Enables Users To Adjust The Depth Of Field After Shooting By Combining Multiple Images Shot With Post Focus. Users Do Not Need To Focus Strictly While Shooting. They Can Obtain The Image With The Defocus Level They Want Or Pan-Focus Simply By Selecting The Focus Area After Shooting.

L.Monochrome D – L.Monochrome D Is A Photo Style Mode That Makes Shooting Dynamic Monochrome Photos Possible With Emphasized Highlights And Shadows While Preserving The Details. All Three Monochrome Modes -Monochrome, L.Monochrome And L.Monochrome D – Allow The User To Adjust The Grain Effect Between High/Standard/Low For More Creative Monochrome Photo Shooting.

Live View Composite Recording – The Camera Releases The Shutter At Designated Intervals Of Exposure Time And Synthesizes The Parts With High Luminosity To Produce A Single Picture. While The Total Brightness Of Each Consecutive Images Is Accumulated In Bulb Shooting, Only The Target Subject, The Bright Parts Of An Image, Are Detected And The User Can Synthesize Them Carefully While Seeing It In Live View.

Bluetooth And Wi-Fi Connectivity – Once The Camera Is Connected To A Smartphone Or Tablet Installed With The Panasonic Image App For Ios/Android, Users Can Shoot, Browse And Share Images Remotely With Bluetooth 4.2 And Wi-Fi 2.4 Ghz (Ieee802.11B/G/N). Combining These Technologies Enable The Camera To Activate By Simply Using A Smartphone/Tablet Or To Add Gps Geotag On The Photos Automatically.

Ac/Usb Power Charging – The Camera’S Battery Can Be Recharged Either Via Ac Or Usb According To The User’S Convenience.