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Basic Specs Panasonic DMC-G3W
Type of Camera:
Prosumer
Effective Resolution:
16MP
Sensor Type:
Live MOS
Image Stabilizer:
yes
Lens Panasonic DMC-G3W
Focal length:
f/14-42mm
Aperture range:
f/3.5-f/5.6
Screen Panasonic DMC-G3W
LCD Size
(Inches)
3
Resolution
(dots)
460k
Aspect Ratio:
3:2
Shooting Specs Panasonic DMC-G3W
ISO Sensitivity Range:
Auto / Intelligent ISO / 160 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1600 / 3200 / 6400
White Balance:
Auto / Daylight / Cloudy / Shade / Incandescent / Flash / White Set 1, 2 / Color temperature setting (Touch operation is possible)
Shutter Speed
(Seconds)
1/4000 - 60
Scene Modes:
Portrait
- Soft Skin
- Scenery
- Architecture
- Sports
- Peripheral Defocus
- Flower
- Food
- Objects
- Night Portrait
- Night Scenery
- Illiminatioms
- Baby 1, 2
- Pet
- Party
- Sunset
- Soft Skin
- Scenery
- Architecture
- Sports
- Peripheral Defocus
- Flower
- Food
- Objects
- Night Portrait
- Night Scenery
- Illiminatioms
- Baby 1, 2
- Pet
- Party
- Sunset
Media Panasonic DMC-G3W
Storage:
SD
File formats supported:
JPEG(DCF, Exif 2.3)
Connectivity Panasonic DMC-G3W
USB Cable:
yes
HDMI:
yes
Microphone:
yes
Dimensions Panasonic DMC-G3W
Dimensions (W x D x H):
115.2 x 46.7 x 83.6 mm
Weight:
544 grams
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