Panasonic introduced the Lumix G7 and Lumix G8 DSLL (DSLL) cameras in India on Tuesday. While the Panasonic Lumix G7 comes at Rs. 53,990, the Lumix G85 carries a price tag of Rs. 72,990. The Lumix G7 also has a dual 14-42mm and 45-150mm dual kit at Rs 58,990. Both new models feature 4K video recording and features such as post-focus and dual-image stabilization. The cameras are available in all Panasonic stores across the country. The Panasonic Lumix G7 The Panasonic Lumix G7 features a 16 megapixel digital live MOS sensor that supports maximum ISO 25600 sensitivity. The camera is powered by a Venus engine with quad-core processor and is requested for the processing of high-speed signals 8 fps (AFS) / 6 fps (AFC). In addition, there is a 3-inch free-angle monitor with a resolution of 1040 K points. The camera supports video recordings at QFHD 4K resolution with a resolution of 3840 × 2160 pixels in MP4 format. You can also use the built-in burst mode to capture images at a speed of 30 frames per second and 8 megapixel resolution. The Panasonic Lumix G7 features a drive mode selector switch that is available in addition to the conventional front and rear wheels. Use the drive mode dial to quickly activate 4K photo mode. The camera also has a Wi-Fi connection and a 3.5 mm microphone port. You'll also find features like focus-peaking, creative controls with 22 filters, and time-lapse capture / motion animation. The Panasonic Lumix G85 is a mirrorless camera with a rugged design and a magnesium alloy front panel. The structure of the camera is dust and splash-proof. On the top is a 16 megapixel digital live MOS sensor with no low-pass filter with a maximum sensitivity of ISO 25600. The camera is powered by a Venus engine that converts 4K video into 3840 × 2160 pixels at 30p / 25p ( 50Hz). 30p (60Hz) or 24p in MP4. There is also a five-axis Dual Image (Image Stabilizer) that is claimed to provide robust and effective blur suppression. Panasonic Lumix G85 The Lumix G85 has a light composition function in 4K photo mode to improve the lighting when shooting in low light. In addition, there is a built-in Focus Stacking feature that lets you adjust the depth of field after shooting by combining multiple images taken with the Post-Focus feature. The camera also has a pre-installed 4K live cropping feature when recording video. In addition, there are features such as RAW data development in camera, multiple exposure and time-lapse capture / stop motion animation. The camera has a 3-inch 1040,000-pixel touch-control monitor and an OLED LVF (Live View Finder) screen with a resolution of 2360,000 pixels at a magnification of approximately 1.48x / 0.74x (35 mm) -Kameraäquivalent). "The new Lumix G7 and G85 are aimed at the videographers and photographers of the new age who are mobile and ready to join the 4K revolution," said Gaurav Ghavri, Product Head - Digital Imaging at Panasonic India. "These cameras were developed for all DSLM professionals. They are the answer to a professional 4K photography and video that guarantees memories for life. If you combine multiple images with Post Focus after shooting, they will be distinguished from the pack. For the conversion of the DSLM segment, we see enormous potential for the Lumix in India

Panasonic Lumix G7, Lumix G85 introduced with 4K video recording in India: price, specifications

Panasonic introduced the Lumix G7 and Lumix G8 DSLM  cameras in India on Tuesday. While the Panasonic Lumix G7 comes at Rs. 53,990, the Lumix G85 carries a price tag of Rs. 72,990. The Lumix G7 also has a dual 14-42mm and 45-150mm dual kit at Rs 58,990. Both new models feature 4K video recording and features such as post-focus and dual image stabilization. The cameras are available in all Panasonic stores across the country.

The Panasonic Lumix G7

The Panasonic Lumix G7 features a 16 megapixel digital live MOS sensor that supports a maximum ISO 25600 sensitivity. The camera is powered by a Venus engine with a quad-core processor and is requested for the processing of high-speed signals 8 fps (AFS) / 6 fps (AFC). In addition, there is a 3-inch free-angle monitor with a resolution of 1040 K points. The camera supports video recordings at QFHD 4K resolution with a resolution of 3840 × 2160 pixels in MP4 format. You can also use the built-in burst mode to capture images at a speed of 30 frames per second and 8-megapixel resolution.

The Panasonic Lumix G7 features

 a drive mode selector switch that is available in addition to the conventional front and rear wheels. Use the drive mode dial to quickly activate 4K photo mode. The camera also has a Wi-Fi connection and a 3.5 mm microphone port. You'll also find features like focus-peaking, creative controls with 22 filters, and time-lapse capture/motion animation.

The Panasonic Lumix G85 is a mirrorless camera with a rugged design and a magnesium alloy front panel. The structure of the camera is dust and splash-proof. On the top is a 16 megapixel digital live MOS sensor with no low-pass filter with a maximum sensitivity of ISO 25600. The camera is powered by a Venus engine that converts 4K video into 3840 × 2160 pixels at 30p / 25p ( 50Hz). 30p (60Hz) or 24p in MP4. There is also a five-axis Dual Image (Image Stabilizer) that is claimed to provide robust and effective blur suppression.

Panasonic Lumix G85

The Lumix G85 has a light composition function in 4K photo mode to improve the lighting when shooting in low light. In addition, there is a built-in Focus Stacking feature that lets you adjust the depth of field after shooting by combining multiple images taken with the Post-Focus feature. The camera also has a pre-installed 4K live cropping feature when recording video. In addition, there are features such as RAW data development in camera, multiple exposure, and time-lapse capture / stop motion animation. The camera has a 3-inch 1040,000-pixel touch-control monitor and an OLED LVF (Live View Finder) screen with a resolution of 2360,000 pixels at a magnification of approximately 1.48x / 0.74x (35 mm) -Kameraäquivalent).

"The new Lumix G7 and G85 are aimed at the videographers and photographers of the new age who are mobile and ready to join the 4K revolution," said Gaurav Ghavri, Product Head - Digital Imaging at Panasonic India. "These cameras were developed for all DSLM professionals. They are the answer to a professional 4K photography and video that guarantees memories for life. If you combine multiple images with Post Focus after shooting, they will be distinguished from the pack. For the conversion of the DSLM segment, we see enormous potential for the Lumix in India