A great choice for creative photography, LUMIX G97 offers exceptional picture quality with in-camera creative controls, featuring Live View Composite and advanced photo styles for uncompromising color expression. Designed to support bold shooting styles, it includes 5-stop 5-axis Dual I.S. 2 and B.I.S. for enhanced stability. Its video capabilities cater to diverse needs, offering 4K 30p recording with no time limitation and versatile slow/quick motion options. With an intuitive interface and durable build, it boasts a 1,840k-dot free-angle LCD and convenient USB Type-C connectivity.
Q: Does the camera come with image stabilization?
A: Yes, it features a 5-stop 5-axis Dual I.S.2 system for enhanced stability.
Q: What is the maximum aperture of this Panasonic camera lens?
A: The maximum aperture of the lens is f/5.6.
Q: Does this camera have a self-timer feature?
A: Yes, the camera does have a self-timer feature.
Q: Can I record slow-motion videos with this camera?
A: Yes, you can record slow-motion videos at 4x speed in FHD.
Q: What is the maximum ISO sensitivity of the Panasonic LUMIX G97?
A: The Panasonic LUMIX G97 has a maximum ISO sensitivity of 25600.

A great choice for creative photography, LUMIX G97 offers exceptional picture quality with in-camera creative controls, featuring Live View Composite and advanced photo styles for uncompromising color expression. Designed to support bold shooting styles, it includes 5-stop 5-axis Dual I.S. 2 and B.I.S. for enhanced stability. Its video capabilities cater to diverse needs, offering 4K 30p recording with no time limitation and versatile slow/quick motion options. With an intuitive interface and durable build, it boasts a 1,840k-dot free-angle LCD and convenient USB Type-C connectivity.

Pack this Panasonic LUMIX DSLM camera in your bag, and take incredible shots of all your trips. The slender, lightweight design allows easy transport for point-and-shoot adventures, and the included 12-60mm lens lets you focus on all the details. This Panasonic LUMIX DSLM camera has 5-axis image stabilization for sharp images.

Offering fast, accurate phase hybrid autofocus, the LUMIX S5II full frame mirrorless camera is designed to deliver excellent performance in both photo and video. The 24.2-megapixel 35mm full-frame CMOS sensor complies with PDAF (Phase Detection Auto-Focus), with Active I.S.to support walking shots, and an imaging engine that's been developed to achieve high resolution, natural description, and approximately 2x higher-speed signal procession for high bit-rate video recording. With the high dynamic range and broad colors of a 14+ stop V-Log/V-Gamut capture, and an advanced heat dispersion mechanism for unlimited video recording, the S5II is developed to meet the demands of ambitious creators with an assertive shooting style.

Panasonic LUMIX G7 Mirrorless 4K Photo Digital Camera Body with 14-42mm f3.5-5.6 II Lens: Shooting pictures on vacation, creating portraits and capturing special moments is easy thanks to a 16.0-megapixel Live MOS sensor and the included 14-42mm lens with optical image stabilization. .
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Feature packed micro four thirds camera . Panasonic made minor improvements over a six year old midgrade enthusiast grade camera. So there's no need to upgrade from a G95, you won't see much of a refinement, it still uses the same "old" 20.3mp sensor and the same old depth to de-focus autofocus system.
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