Panasonic introduces the new LUMIX GF9

For photographers who are looking for a high quality yet small camera to tote around the city, the newly launched Panasonic LUMIX GF9 may be the ticker for you. The new LUMIX GF9 offers features that is comparable to larger cameras, but in a compact body size that will make photography a breeze around town. Notable features include 4K PHOTO mode and a flip-up rear monitor for easy shoots while on the go.

The new GF9 is a Micro Four-thirds camera that is also a Digital Single Lens Mirrorless (DSLM) camera, where the lens can be interchanged in accordance to the needs of the photographer. The 16-megapixel Digital Live MOS Sensor is now sans the low-pass filter which results in a higher quality image, and is processed by the latest Venus Engine to achieve crisp, high-resolution images in fine details and with high contrast. The sensor supports up to ISO 25600, resulting in great performance even in low-light conditions.

To make life in the selfie lane easier, Panasonic has bestowed upon the camera a rear flip-up touch screen monitor measuring thee-inches that helps in the composition during selfie shoots. Special modes such as Buddy Snap means that the camera can automatically snap images when two or more subjects come into the frame, and the second shutter button eliminates awkward hand-holds while taking the shot.

After the shot, users can transfer off their images from the camera to a smart device via WiFi, which offers a more flexible shooting experience and instant image sharing with a single touch. The camera stores its images in a SD card, which can also be connected to any computer with ease.

It will be available in four different colours – silver, black, orange or pink when it is made available later this year. The sleek and stylish profile of the LUMIX GF9 puts it right at home in one’s hand – no matter where they are at currently. It lives in a high-society setting as well as on the streets for street photography. The Panasonic LUMIX GF9 will be available for RM 2,399.

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