Panasonic DC-GX880 kit 12-32
 | Outdated Product A low-end dandy-mirrorless camera in an elegant retro design, sharpened into a compact body with dimensions of 106.5x64.6x33.3 mm. The main protagonist of the camera is a 16 MP Micro 4/3 image sensor with a crop factor of 2x. The Panasonic DC-GX880 kit 12-32 matrix works out in the ISO range from 100 to 25600 units. In burst mode, the mirrorless camera demonstrates a rate of fire of 9 fps. The camera can also take still frames from 4K video recorded at 30 fps (4K Photo function). Of the other software interesting, the post-focus option is worthy of close attention, which allows you to change the field of sharpness in the finished image. For the sake of accessibility to a wide audience, the camera was not equipped with either a viewfinder or a hot shoe. But she has a 3-inch touch screen tha...t flips to the “selfie” position, and a Wi-Fi module for transferring footage and remote control of filming “over the air”. In terms of battery life, the mirrorless camera has nothing to brag about — on a single charge of a standard battery, it is able to “click” only a little more than 200 shots. As a whale lens, the camera comes with a Panasonic 12-32mm f/3.5-5.6 ASPH stabilized zoom. |
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A low-end dandy-mirrorless camera in an elegant retro design, sharpened into a compact body with dimensions of 106.5x64.6x33.3 mm. The main protagonist of the camera is a 16 MP Micro 4/3 image sensor with a crop factor of 2x. The Panasonic DC-GX880 kit 12-32 matrix works out in the ISO range from 100 to 25600 units. In burst mode, the mirrorless camera demonstrates a rate of fire of 9 fps.
The camera can also take still frames from 4K video recorded at 30 fps (4K Photo function). Of the other software interesting, the post-focus option is worthy of close attention, which allows you to change the field of sharpness in the finished image. For the sake of accessibility to a wide audience, the camera was not equipped with either a viewfinder or a hot shoe. But she has a 3-inch touch screen that flips to the “selfie” position, and a Wi-Fi module for transferring footage and remote control of filming “over the air”. In terms of battery life, the mirrorless camera has nothing to brag about — on a single charge of a standard battery, it is able to “click” only a little more than 200 shots. As a whale lens, the camera comes with a Panasonic 12-32mm f/3.5-5.6 ASPH stabilized zoom.
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The fashion for elegant retro design does not seem to get old. A vivid confirmation of this is the mirrorless "baby" Panasonic DC-GX880 with a cropped matrix of Micro 4/3 format.
Joyful occasions
The camera was created with an eye on novice amateur photographers, whom it will please with a tasty price, compact size and ease of use. So, to select the shooting mode, a traditional selector is provided on the upper end of the “carcass”, there you can also see buttons for quick access to proprietary functions for extracting 4K photos from the video sequence and post-focus, in addition to operating the camera settings, it is proposed to tap on the touch screen or from a connected wireless smartphone channel.
Potential
"Under the hood" Panasonic DC-GX880 has a 16 MP matrix with a crop factor of 2.0x. The autofocus system in the on-board equipment of the model combines 49 focus sensors under the wing. In general, the camera lives up to the expectations of novice photographers and has good potential in video shooting. Videos are recorded on it in 4K resolution with a frame rate of up to 30 fps and a bit rate of 100 Mbps.
Selfie Screen
For the sake of saving space and preserving the "delicious" price tag, the camera was not equipped with either a viewfinder or a hot shoe. But she got an inclined touch screen, which, when turned to the “selfie” position, is not blocked by the head of a tripod or monopod (leans up). Another strong pro argument in favor of the model is the huge fleet of interchangeable lenses created over the long years of Panasonic and Olympus mirrorless presence on the market. Among the lenses for the Micro 4/3 system, there are offers for every taste and low-cost.