Testseek.com have collected 92 expert reviews of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2.
January 2011
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Image quality is excellent
With selectable aspect ratios – if your preferred viewing medium is a high definition television then widescreen 16
9 is available. The popup flash prevents redeye. The touch screen is responsive and logically mapped. The
Small size
Clear and vibrant image quality
Excellent focusing
Useful touchscreen
Sturdy build quality
Compact
Especially with 14mm lens attached. Touchscreen is a cut above previous Panasonic versions and actually usable. Good overall image quality. Very good looking
The editors didn't like
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The shutter is a little noisy and the exposure compensation arrangement – push the knob in then turn – is slow
Video quality not great
Noticeable blemishes above ISO 800
Longest open shutter time in 60sec
Twitchy continuous autofocus during video recording. Relatively low resolution screen. No remote/cable release port
Compact, especially with 14mm lens attached. Touchscreen is a cut above previous Panasonic versions and actually usable. Good overall image quality. Very good looking
Twitchy continuous autofocus during video recording. Relatively low resolution screen. No remote/cable release port
Panasonic's second compact interchangeable lens camera won't disappoint new users with its sleek footprint and very good image quality....
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Published: 2011-02-03, Author: terry , review by: dpexpert.com.au
Like: Image quality is excellent, with selectable aspect ratios – if your preferred viewing medium is a high definition television then widescreen 16:9 is available. The popup flash prevents redeye. The touch screen is responsive and logically mapped. The
Dislike: The shutter is a little noisy and the exposure compensation arrangement – push the knob in then turn – is slow
Small size, clear and vibrant image quality, excellent focusing, useful touchscreen, sturdy build quality
Video quality not great, noticeable blemishes above ISO 800, longest open shutter time in 60sec
The Panasonic LUMIX DMC-GF2 is a great camera for any type of user. It's well built, easy to use and it can take sharp and vibrant images. It's one of a growing number of cameras on the Australian market with a touchscreen. You can only not only use it to...
Abstract: Panasonic's Lumix DMC-GF2 arrives in retail stores in January 2011, roughly 15 months after we reviewed its predecessor, the GF1. The new model, which will be available in black or white, has the same rangefinder-like styling as its predecessor but is ...
Fast autofocus, Touchfocus controls for video and stills, Very small for an interchangeablelens camera,
Underexposed images in Auto mode, Touchscreen is ineffective for some controls,
The Lumix GF2 is an enticingly compact interchangeable-lens camera, but its touchscreen interface is an inefficient way to access some important controls. ...
Abstract: If you’re passionate for a mirrorless, interchangeable lens digicam, this Micro Four Thirds model may be your opportunity. World’s smallest and lightest Digital Interchangeable Lens System Camera? Panasonic thinks so.The review camera was supplied wit...
Excellent build, Fast, responsive AF, “iA” offers some degree of control,
Dated and cluttered interface, lacks manual video control, Relatively average image quality
Smaller, lighter, and now touchscreen friendly, Panasonic has done its best to introduce a wider range of photographers to its “GF-series”. There’s no question that the changes do make the GF2 more appealing to photographers with less advanced skills, ...
The instant the Panasonic GF1 hit the market it seemed that people began anticipating the GF2’s release. What would Panasonic change? How would they improve one of the most popular cameras in their model line? Instead of a sequel to the GF1, the GF2 i...
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Published: 2011-03-17, Author: Jeremy , review by: camcorderinfo.com
If you're looking to replace your dedicated video camcorder with the compact Panasonic GF2, you should probably think again. We like the GF2 for what it is, but the camera has a lot of the problems we commonly associate with video-capable DSLRs. E...
