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Panasonic Lumix GH5: Ein persönliches Review

Panasonic Lumix GH5: A personal review

With the GH4, Panasonic has created a truly successful model in the independent film and video sector. Aerial photographers in particular favoured the GH4 because of its form factor and low weight. Even the highest quality cinema and TV feature film productions as well as high-end commercials shot on the ground with RED or Arri were combined with aerial shots from the GH4. Here comes the successor.
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On-Set Tools

Review: In DP 06 : 2016 we introduced four helpers that will help you to find out the exact position of the light emitter sun, preview LUTs in the browser, and always have a collection of knowledge with you.
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A Panasonic Lumix camera on a rock surface.

4K Bridge Camera from Panasonic

According to Panasonic, the Lumix DMC-FZ1000 is the first digital compact camera to enable 4K video and photo recording. It is expected to be available for under 900 US dollars from the end of July.
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Diagram of a micro color splitter with lenses and a detector

More Light

Goodbye Bayer filter? A new sensor technology from Panansonic is intended to provide a whole stop more light sensitivity.
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3D Initiative from Panasonic

Anyone wishing to purchase or who purchased an AG-3DA1 camcorder between December 1, 2010 and March 31, 2011 can now participate in a 3D support program from manufacturer Panasonic. Panasonic buys convincing 3D short films for 4,000 euros.
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OpenCube and DVS Support Panasonic P2 Technology

Panasonic Professional Broadcast and IT Systems receives support from two European partners: France’s OpenCube Technologies and Germany’s DVS Digital Video Systems AG now provide additional support and integration for Panasonic’s file-based P2 technology.
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Brighter and Cheaper: Upswing for Plasma Screens

As market researcher DisplaySearch http://www.displaysearch.com reports in a current analysis, the luminous efficiency of plasma displays is expected to improve significantly in just a few years. At the same time, both power consumption and production costs will be reduced.
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