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Another novelty introduced by Panasonic - Micro Four Thirds camera Panasonic Lumix DMC-G10 best digital camera. Lumix DMC-G10 - entry-level camera differs from the DMC-G2 absence of sensory turning display, low-resolution electronic viewfinder and a different type of codec used for video recording.

Specification of Panasonic Lumix DMC-G10:

12.1 megapixel Live MOS matrix
The new Venus Engine HD II Processor
Lenses - Micro Four Thirds, with 2X Crop factor
Backward compatibility with the Four Thirds lenses via adapters
3 “LCD display (460k pixels), 100% coverage
Electronic viewfinder (202k pixels), 100% coverage, the approach 1.04X
Live view function
Full manual control, ISO range 100 - 6400; support RAW
Automatic shooting modes (26 scenes), the identification of, removal of the blur, etc.
Continuous shooting at up to 3.2 fps
Purification system from dust
Hot shoe for external flash
Video recording 1280 x 720 (30 fps) using M-JPEG codec
AF only Micro Four Thirds lenses
SD / SDHC / SDXC connector
HDMI output
Catering - your own battery, up to 390 frames on a single charge with a whale lens

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