Panasonic Used Panasonic Lumix Dmc-G80 Digital Camera Body | Used Cameras

The Rugged Panasonic Lumix Dmc-G80 Digital Camera Body Incorporates A Host Of Advanced Technologies And Practical Functions, Including An Updated Dual Image Stabilisation System. The 16.0-Megapixel Digital Live Mos Sensor And New Venus Engine Work Together To Deliver Vibrant, True-To-Life, High-Quality Images. Furthermore, It Has 4K Video Recording Capability, With 8-Megapixel Stills Extraction.

Key Features: Panasonic Lumix Dmc-G80 Digital Camera Body

• 4K Live Cropping
• Real-Time Hdmi Image Output While Simultaneously Recording Video
• 3.5Mm Microphone Jack
• New Focus Bracket And Aperture Bracket
• Gamma Pre-Sets For Video Recording Via Creative Video Mode
• Easy Wireless Connectivity Via Wi-Fi® With Smartphones
• Power Save Lvf Shooting
• Creative Control In P/A/S/M Mode
• Raw Data Development In Camera
• Silent Mode
• Multiple Exposure Capability
• Time Lapse Shot / Stop Motion Animation

Stunning Clarity
The New Lumix Dmc-G80 Features An Updated Image Stabilization System. By Incorporating New Gyro-Sensor Technology, The O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer, 2-Axis) And B.I.S. (Body Image Stabilizer, 5-Axis) Are Able To Work In Perfect Harmony And With Outstanding Accuracy. With Improved Suppression Of Blur, Resulting Pictures And Videos Remain Beautifully Crisp Despite Vibrations Caused By Shaking Hands Or Traversing Outdoor Terrain.

Electromagnetic Drive
To Further Minimise Unwanted Vibration, The Lumix Dmc-G80 Also Utilises An Electromagnetic Drive In The Shutter Unit. The Shock Caused By The Movement Of Shutter Diaphragm Is Dramatically Reduced And Shutter Sound Is Also Minimised. Together With The Adoption Of Solid Magnesium For The Front Panel, Shutter Vibration Is Reduced By Approx. 90% Compared With The Dmc-G80’S Predecessor, The G7.

High Quality
The 16.0-Megapixel Digital Live Mos Sensor And New Venus Engine Combine To Allow Users To Shoot Vibrant, True-To-Life High Quality Images With Excellent Resolution, High Contrast, Impressive Colour Reproduction And Max. Iso 25600 High Sensitivity. By Removing The Low Pass Filter From The Dmc-G80’S Sensor, The Limiting Resolution Is Improved By Approx. 10%. At The Same Time, The Venus Engine Reproduces Vibrant, Impressive Colour – Such As Clear Sky – By Dividing Hue, Saturation And Luminosity And Finely Adjusting Them Individually.

4K Video Recording
Panasonic’S Lumix G Cameras Are Not Only Renowned For Their Still Image Quality, But Also For Their High Quality Video Capability In 4K. The Lumix Dmc-G80 Records Stunningly Smooth, High-Resolution Qfhd 4K Video In 3840X2160 At 25P (50Hz) Or 24P In Mp4 In Addition To Full-Hd 1,920 X 1,080 At 50P (50 Hz) Videos In Avchd Progressive Or Mp4 (Mpeg-4 / H.264) Format With Practical Full-Time Af. The 4K Photo Function Allows Users To Extract An 8-Megapixel Still With Exact Precision, Enabling Even The Most Fleeting Moment To Be Caught In A Still Image.

Contrast Af
The Dmc-G80’S Contrast Af Achieves Even Faster And More Precise Focusing With Digital Signal Communication At Max. 240 Fps. The Contrast Af System In The Lumix Dmc-G80 Is Further Enhanced By Panasonic’S Integration Of Depth From Defocus (Dfd) Technology Which Shortens The Focusing Time Even Further.

Post Focus Function
Even If Focus Is Not Exactly As The User Intended When The Shutter Is Pressed, The Lumix Dmc-G80 Also Comes With The Post Focus Function That Enables Users To Select The Specific Focal Point Even After Shooting – Particularly Helpful In Situations Like Macro Shooting Where Severe Focusing Is Required. The Camera Now Supports A Focus Stacking Function. As Taking A Single Macro Photo With Specific Areas In Focus Can Sometimes Be Difficult, Focus Stacking Enables Users To Take Multiple Images Of The Same Frame With Different Aperture Values, Then Combine Them Into One Image And Select The Area To Be In Focus.

Low-Light Af
In Addition, Low Light Af Makes It Possible To Set Focus On The Subject More Precisely In Extremely Low-Lit Situations (-4Ev) Such As Wildlife Photography At Dawn Or Dusk, While Starlight Af, Allows Budding Astronomers To Capture Individual Stars And Constellations In The Night Sky.

Tough Design
To Withstand The Demands Of Heavy Field Use, The Dmc-G80 Adopts Rugged Design With A Full Die-Cast Magnesium Front Frame. It Also Features Splash And Dustproof Construction Thanks To The Careful Sealing On Every Joint, Dial And Button.

Ergonomic Design
To Further Enhance Control, The Lumix Dmc-G80 Comes With Ergonomically-Designed Thick Grip For A Stable Holding Even In One Hand. The Front/Rear Dual Dial System Enables Direct Setting. For Example, Users Can Adjust White Balance With A Front Dial And Set Iso With A Rear Dial While Choosing The Shutter Speed Or Monitoring The Noise Effect On The Rear Screen – Ideal When Dealing With Complex Lighting Situations.

2,360K-Dot Oled
The Dmc-G80 Boasts A Large 2,360K-Dot Oled (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) Lvf (Live View Finder) With A Magnification Ratio Of Approx. 1.48X / 0.74X (35Mm Camera Equiv.) And 100% Field Of View. It Delivers High Speed Response With Minimum Time Lag Of Less Than 0.01 Sec As Well As 10,000:1 High Contrast For Exceptional Visibility, Plus, The Eye Point Of Approximately 20 Mm Offers High Visibility And Comfort Even For Users Wearing Glasses. Adopting A Static-Type Touch Control System, The 3-Inch (7,62Cm), 1040K-Dot, Free-Angle Rear Screen Is Easy And Intuitively To Control. It Also Tilts Vertically By 270-Degree, Which Makes Shooting Overhead Or At Low Angles Even Easier.