First impressions? I am disappointed that Panasonic did NOT put in an EVF.
When it arrived I was excited to check it out and did so immediately. I received the GX1 as a body only kit but already had the new Panasonic 25 1.4 lens as well as a couple other M4/3 lenses. Not only the accuracy, but also the speed, surpasses high-end digital SLRs with phase-difference AF with the advanced contrast AF system in the DMC-GX1” “The DMC-GX1 features 0.09 seconds of Light Speed AF, which is achieved by reducing the detection time for focusing by the synchronization of the lens and the sensor at 120 fps. Can it beat the E-P3’s “Fastest AF in the world” that Olympus boasted? Panasonic calls the AF “Light Speed” AF which implies it is crazy fast.
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It’s big improvements are its faster AF, a much better and newer 16MP sensor, much better high ISO performance, better LCD and longer battery life. The GX1 brings with it the same style and shape as the GF1, though it is a little bit smaller in size, though nothing like the GF2 and GF3. What Panasonic failed to realize is that almost everyone was waiting for the new and improved GF1, which they did not release until just now with the GX1. They were assuming that smaller was better, probably because Sony hit the market with great success when they released the NEX line of cameras. The tiny teeny GF2 and GF3 were cameras that did NOT follow the design of the GF1 as Panasonic pushed to make these camera smaller and they ended up dumbing them down a bit to appeal to the point and shoot crowd. There are many people still using the GF-1 today because it is that good. I loved the GF1 as it had the style and shape of a rangefinder but the usability of a DSLR (almost), all in a small size and discreet package. This new GX1 is something special mainly because it has once again taken the shape and form of the now considered classic GF1, the one that garnered high praise among mostly everyone in the photo world. After Panasonics last couple of fumbles with their GF2 and GF3 they have seemed to return to their roots with the all new GX1. There is one camera that was slated to be released at the end of December 2011 that excited me when I read about it, and this is it.
First thoughts on the Panasonic GX1 and 25 1.4 Summilux Lens
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