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Reviews of Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2

Testseek.com have collected 85 expert reviews of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2 and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2.
Award: Highest Rated May 2010
May 2010
 
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85 Reviews
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9 Reviews
83 0 100 85

The editors liked

  • Very good photo quality (though see issues below)
  • Compact
  • Well designed body with interchangeable lenses
  • Comes in three colors
  • Flipout
  • Rotating 3inch touchscreen LCD display with high resolution
  • Great outdoor / low light visibility
  • Generally wellimplemented touch features for focus
  • Phototaking
  • Menu navigation
  • And image playback
  • Large
  • High resolution electronic viewfinder
  • Firstrate li
  • Rear control dial is in better position
  • Articulating
  • High-resolution 3
  • 2 LCD
  • High-resolution EVF
  • IR sensor switches between EVF and LCD
  • Good shape to grip
  • Soft
  • Warm rubber finish
  • 20g lighter than its predecessor
  • But camera still has good heft
  • ...
  • Image quality is outstanding
  • Camera layout is good
  • Important features are accessible by "one touch"
  • Quick autofocus and good response times
  • LCD can rotate away from the camera
  • Can shoot photos with touch on LCD
  • EVF is extremely bright and sharp
  • Nice touch-screen implementation
  • Articulated LCD
  • Relatively fast
  • Pretty good EVF
  • Reliably good image quality up to ISO 800
  • Usable up to ISO 3200
  • Accurate metering and focus
  • Good JPEG resolution (though stick to raw for best results)
  • Fast and responsive in use
  • Good ergonomics all around
  • Excellent build quality
  • Nice handling
  • Touch screen adds a couple of very useful features
  • Doesn't replace extensive external controls
  • Very useful status panel and quick menu allow di
  • Intuitive touchscreen
  • Movie mode
  • Compact size

The editors didn't like

  • Camera tends to slightly underexpose and clip highlights
  • Redeye a problem
  • Digital correction feature did not help
  • At least for me
  • Touch features don't add a lot to the shooting experience
  • Too easy to accidentally change focus area
  • Unremarkable continuous shooting mode
  • Movies created with AVCHD Lite codec are difficult to share and edit
  • Frame rate isn't true 60 fps
  • Motion JPEG movies have
  • Grip area is somewhat slick
  • Rear EVF protrudes far behind the camera
  • Making it harder to fit into small spaces
  • Kit lens has no IS switch (camera menu only)
  • Plastic mount
  • Lots of geometric distortion in uncorrected RAW at wide-angle
  • Which contribu...
  • Will take some time to learn all of the features
  • LCD is a little tough to see in direct sunlight
  • Price seems a little high
  • Touchscreen LCD is easy to smudge
  • Images a little noisier at midrange ISO sensitivities than they should be
  • Too easy to accidentally move focus points with touch screen
  • Out-of-camera JPEG color not as appealing as best competitors
  • New kit lens not as good as predecessor
  • ISO 6400 verging on the unusable
  • High ISO default noise reduction a bit too high
  • Dynamic range still not as good as best APS-C competitors
  • User interface looking a bit dated (and possibly a bit daunting to the first time user)
  • Some touch-screen menus a bit fiddly
  • High ISO image quality
  • Excess scene modes

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  Published: 2010-10-07, review by: 01net.com

  • Le nouveau processeur d'image,  La vidéo HD,  La compacité et la souplesse du format micro 4/3,  [G10] Le prix attractif,  [G2] L'écran rotatif tactile
  • G10] Vidéo en MJpeg et non AVCHD,  Optique en plastique

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  Published: 2010-09-20, review by: bestofmicro.com

  • Abstract:  Avec leurs capteurs minuscules et bourrés de pixels, les compacts et les bridges affichent des performances limitées. D’où l’idée d’utiliser un capteur de taille supérieure, sans pour autant...

 
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  Published: 2010-07-27, review by: bestofmicro.com

  • Abstract:  Fort séduisant, le Panasonic G2 est un hybride au format reflex qui semble tout à fait mature et donc à même de satisfaire de nombreux utilisateurs. Reste à choisir entre lui et un véritable reflex certes plus encombrant et plus lourd mais aussi plus universel...

 
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  Published: 2010-07-20, review by: erenumerique.fr

  • Abstract:  Partageant la même base, les G2 et G10 sont, comme le G1, des hybrides au format reflex mais avec une taille inférieure à celle d’un reflex grand public APS-C, la différence avec un reflex 4/3 devenant beaucoup plus ténue… Cette différence est toutefoi...

 
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  Published: 2010-05-25, review by: Lesnumeriques.com

  • Stabilisation optique performante et bonne réactivité de l'appareil, Viseur électronique de qualité, Ecran LCD rotatif et tactile efficace, Mode iA pertinent et donc pratique, Bonne qualité du traitement du bruit électronique
  • Obturateur bruyant, Pas de vidéo HDTV 1080, ni de son stéréo en standard, Interface du boîtier dense et complexe pour un modèle grand public
  • Le Panasonic G2 ne souffre pas de défaut rédhibitoire. L'écran tactile et le mode vidéo viennent compléter une panoplie de fonctionnalités déjà intéressantes : viseur électronique de qualité, réactivité, stabilisation optique......

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  Published: 2010-05-15, review by: focus-numerique.fr

  • Abstract:  Sur le papier, les deux nouveaux Micro 4/3 signés Panasonic G10 et G2 propose le même capteur de 12 Mpix et la même puce de traitement des images Venus Engine HD2. Pourtant, le premier n'est pas capable de délivrer des vidéos en AVCHD (encodage plus go...

 
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  Published: 2010-01-01, review by: testnumerique.fr

  • Complet et mature, Écran orientable (G2), Possibilités étendues,
  • Pas de stabilisation intégrée, Pas si compact que ça

 
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  Published: 2011-06-19, Author: Maurizio , review by: saggiamente.com

  • Corpo compatto, robusto e ben assemblato con plastiche di qualità, Qualità d'immagine "da reflex" a bassi ISO, Vasta compatibilità di ottiche in continua crescita, Autofocus rapido ed efficace, anche durante le riprese, Mirino grande, fluido e con ottima
  • Qualche scatto nel display e nel mirino passando ad un ambiente più scuro, Il mirino fuoriesce troppo dal corpo riducendo inutilmente la trasportabilità, Resa ad alti ISO inferiore di almeno 1 stop rispetto le DSLR, Durata del video di soli 8 minuti in Mo
  • Presa quasi per gioco, la Panasonic DMC G2 mi ha conquistato. Compatta ed incredibilmente solida è un piacere da usare grazie ad un'ampia gamma di pulsanti di accesso diretto alle funzioni più utili. Al mirino elettronico dopo un po' si fa l'abitudine e ...

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  Published: 2010-11-25, review by: hwupgrade.it

  • La Panasonic Lumix G2 è degna erede della capostipite del sistema Micro G; le innovazioni introdotte (fatto salvo l'aumento della sensibilità ISO fino al valore di 6400, un dato buono da scrivere sulla confezione e dare in pasto al marketing) sono di s...

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  Published: 2010-03-18, review by: hwupgrade.it

  • Abstract:  Panasonic da tempo adotta una strategia molto gradita a noi giornalisti: fa seguire l'annuncio dei nuovi prodotti fotografici con un press briefing approfondito, accompagnato dalla possibilità di provare sul campo le nuove macchine, anche se dotate di ...

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