Panasonic DMC-L1 Camera Ready For A US Release

The Panasonic LUMIX DMC-L1 which is the company’s first foray in to the DLSR world is now ready for an American release. News has just poured in that this 7.9 Mega-pixel will hit the American shores by early September for a suggested retail price of $1,999. The standard kit would also include a LEICA D VARIO-ELMARIT lens. The DSLR has a body resembling an old rangefinder camera and this non-frills design will appeal to the serious photographers. Another unique feature worth mentioning is its Live MOS sensor. You can check out Mobilewhack’s indepth coverage of this camera here and also head over to the company's website: www.panasonic.com

"With the DMC-L1, we confirm Panasonic's position as a leader in the imaging category," noted Rich Campbell, Director of the Imaging Group for Panasonic. "In this camera, we have incorporated today's most advanced digital technologies while maintaining the attractive look and operating feel of the traditional film camera. The DMC-L1 is the flagship model in our digital camera line. It delivers clear, detailed, beautiful imaging, free of unwanted digital characteristics, and allows advanced photographers and hobbyists alike satisfying, intuitive shooting from a digital SLR."

Stumble It! | Posted by Paul on June 21, 2006 8:24 AM | Permalink