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
(78%)
92 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(93%)
38 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Very good photo quality (though see issues below)
Compact and wellbuilt rangefinderstyle body
3inch touchscreen LCD with 460
000 pixels
Good outdoor visibility
Wellimplemented touch features include touch AF / touch shutter / customizable menus / image playback
Very good live view system with fast autofocus
Live histogram
Custom grid lines
Face detection/recognition
Full manual controls
Compact body and lens. Simple to use. Good image quality. Minimal shutter lag. Fast autofocus. Variety of HD video recording formats. Responsive touch screen. Stereo audio recording.
Interchangeable lenses
Very compact body for a Micro Four Thirds camera -- nearing Sony NEX territory
But with a built-in flash
Prominent front-panel grip makes for more comfortable hand-holding
3-inch LCD is very sharp with good resolution (460K-d...
Fast autofocus
Touchfocus controls for video and stills
Very small for an interchangeablelens camera
* Touch-focus controls for video and stills
* Very small for an interchangeable-lens camera
Low image noise until ISO 800 in good light
Realistic image colors
Excellent automatic whitebalance
Reliable metering
Fast contrastdetect autofocus
Short shutterlag
Quick and responsive
Calibratable LCD
Good LCD visibility and viewingangle
Option
Excellent build
Fast
Responsive AF
“iA” offers some degree of control
Very sharp autofocus
Extremely easy to use
Small camera body can be used onehanded
LCD is sharp and touch screen is handy
Nice design
And four body colors is nice for an advanced camera
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 delivers excellent performance for its class
In a relatively compact
Comfortable design with a streamlined
Usable touch-screen interface implementation
Size
Design
HD video
The editors didn't like
Tends to underexpose a little
Highlight clipping can be an issue
Redeye a problem
No removal tool in playback mode
Strong vignetting and some corner blurring on F2.5
14 mm kit lens
Lots of features removed from GF1
Including a physical mode dial
Bulb mode
Flash exposure compensation
Film Modes
And support for a wired remote control
No manual controls in movie mode
Buffer fills quickl
Low-light performance isn't as good as some competitors. Image sensor is not true APS-C size. Proprietary USB port.
Orange and yellow shifted to green in JPEGs
Demosaicing errors in fine detail such as hair
High ISO performance hasn't improved over predecessor
Lowest NR setting still blurs fine detail at low ISOs
14mm has poor macro performance
And high geometr...
Underexposed images in Auto mode
Touchscreen is ineffective for some controls
* Touchscreen is ineffective for some controls
Price when rated
700
Slight image softness from base ISO
Limited use ISO 6400
Below average shottoshot speed
Wrong LiveHistogram
Preview not ExposurePriority
Poor flash clearance
Inefficient controls
Touchscreen required
Impossible to set video framing correctly
Vide
Dated and cluttered interface
Lacks manual video control
Relatively average image quality
A viewfinder would be nice in some circumstances
Camera can be uncomfortable to hold when popup flash is extended
Maximum resolution only available in 4
3 ratio
LCD can be a little tough to see in bright sunlight
Advanced photographers will want more advanced features than GF2 has
Panasonic's JPEG processing remains subpar for this class of camera
And the GF2's inability to lock the focus area from accidental screen presses--a flaw of all the company's touch-screen ILCs--remains a huge point of frustration. It also has a disappoin
qualité des photos, grande qualité des vidéos, ergonomie relativement bonne, interface tactile, qualité de fabrication, compacité relative, modes AF et en particulier assistance de mise au point en mode manuel (1-zone), qualité de l'écran, AF actif en mode vidéo.
dosage du flash, inertie relative dans le déclenchement, absence prise micro externe.
Le appareils Panasonic de la série G, les APN hybrides, se multiplient. Après la sortie du GH2 il y a quelques mois, voici donc un autre APN à capteur micro 4/3 et objectif interchangeable, à savoir le Lumix DMC-GF2. Tout comme le GH2 par rapport au GH...
Abstract: Présenté comme le compact à objectif interchangeable avec flash le plus petit du monde par Panasonic, certains ne seront pas forcément d’accord, surtout depuis le NEX-5 de Sony. Dans tous les cas, voici le successeur du Lumix GF1, le Lumix GF2. Le GF1 ...
Mode iA efficace, simplicité d'utilisation, Interface tactile ou boutons, au choix, Écran confortable (définition, angles de vision), Qualité d'image jusqu'à 800 ISO, vidéo efficace, Compacité avec un objectif "pancake"
Interface trop allégée ?, À moitié tactile (menus par exemple), Qualité d'image passés 1600 ISO, Obturateur trop bruyant, Pas d'orientation automatique des images sans objectifs stabilisé
Le GF2 est un bon successeur au GF1. Orienté plus grand public, il bénéficie d'une interface tactile assez agréable ; il gagne aussi en réactivité et (un peu) en qualité d'image. Enfin, son mode vidéo est comparable aux meilleurs....
Compacité / tactile utilisable, Richesse des RAW / mesure d'expo fiable, Piqué du 14 mm / compatible photo 3D, Qualité des vidéos HD - FullHD
Imagerie quasi inchangée depuis GF1, 14 mm de qualité mais pas polyvalent, Ergonomie simplifiée / réglages manquants, Pas de HDR ni de panoramique
Le GF2 marque le retour de Panasonic sur les compacts à objectifs interchangeables, il était temps. Et on ne peut s'empêcher de trouver que cette actualisation a un parfum de contre attaque face au NEX-5. Le GF2 reprend en tout cas des éléments qui ont fa...
Abstract: Si le Panasonic GF2 utilise toujours le capteur LiveMOS de 12 Mpx déjà présent dans le précédent modèle (GF1), il intègre une nouvelle puce de traitement des images Venus Engine FHD qui devrait apporter une meilleure qualité d'image notamment au niveau...
Abstract: Le fotocamere mirrorless vengono considerate macchine alternative alle reflex ma in realtà si portano dietro un differente approccio alla fotografia. Adottano un sistema che ha i suoi punti di forza (ad es. la maneggevolezza), le sue peculiarità (non ha m...
Qualità da compatta evoluta e non da reflex, display touchscreen poco reattivo
La Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 è una fotocamera innovata ed è fuor di dubbio che le compatte a ottiche intercambiabili, o reflex senza specchio che dir si voglia, stiano incontrando un forte interesse da parte del pubblico. Per questo, tutti gli addetti ai la...
Filmati video Full HD; Facilità d'uso; Design; Supporto al formato RAW; Foto 3D con obiettivo apposito; Flash; Interfaccia HDMI; Sensore Live MOS; Ampia compatibilità di obiettivi; Display touchscreen,
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