Panasonic LUMIX G100 4k Mirrorless Camera, Lightweight Camera for Photo and Video, Built-in Microphone, Micro Four Thirds with 12-32mm Lens, 5-Axis Hybrid I.S, 4K 24p 30p Video, DC-G100KK (Black)

Description

Camera allows us to capture a moment. And if you want to be a better photographer? You’ve probably recognized there are techniques to improve. We all have potential, but some of us need to invest in photography to get actual results.

Photography is a costly pastime with several lenses, cameras, and accessories. That is been covered in numerous publications and forum discussions.

Buying a camera gives you superior image quality, creative options, lens options, and camera settings that a smartphone cannot provide. Buying a camera opens new creative avenues for folks who enjoy taking photos with their phones.

Things to Consider When Buying a Camera

4K video

Many cameras today can record high-quality Full HD video, but seeing 4K footage will show you how much better it is. 4K video is currently accessible in compacts, mirrorless cameras, and DSLRs (or more if your camera shoots in the higher-resolution DCI 4K format).

Not only does Netflix now require a 4K image collection for new projects, but you don’t want to eliminate them from consideration. In any event, most distributors now want a 4K master. Not an HD or even 2K capture “blown up” to 4K. That’s why Panasonic LUMIX G100 is worth checking out.

Image Stabilization

Like digital zoom, image stabilization is a marketing gimmick rather than a functional feature. But the optical stuff is a different matter. Lenses with optical IS have internal parts that move in the opposite direction of your movements, stabilizing the image on the sensor.

Size

When shooting hand-held and in close quarters, size matters. The lenses now weigh more than the camera. Modern technology mandates that many new cameras be smaller. “It’s the cooling.” So they’re dependable.”

Video Capabilities

Video recording in still cameras was once a curiosity, but now it’s a normal and expected feature. Some cameras, however, lock the focus and zoom when shooting video, severely limiting your possibilities. It’s a mirage for cameras that can do it. In order to avoid annoying focus jumps caused by cameras getting confused about what you’re trying to record, you’ll need to learn to appreciate manual focus.

Larger sensors, heavier chassis, and mechanical zoom and focus mechanisms make video capture more difficult than with inexpensive point-and-shoot cameras. They make you worry more because the built-in microphone typically picks up lens operation noises. But they also give you access to cinematic effects that smaller cameras can’t. Like Panasonic LUMIX G100 that has a mirrorless Camera, Lightweight Camera for Photo and Video, Built-in Microphone.