February 7, 2014

Panasonic to Showcase World's First DSLM Capable of 4K Video Recording at CP+ 2014




Panasonic Won 19 iF Product Design Awards

Panasonic will receive a total of 19 iF product design awards 
at the 2014 event hosted by iF International Forum Design in Hannover. 
A fully automatic espresso machine, a LED light fixture, a liquid crystal TV, 
a digital single lens mirrorless camera and a solar LED lantern are among the winning products.

This year, 4615 products were entered from 55 countries 
and they were assessed by 49 jurors on the basis of clear criteria. 
Panasonic's designs were highly regarded. 
Winning products will be presented at the iF design exhibition in Hamburg from March 2014.


Panasonic to Showcase World's First DSLM Capable of 4K Video Recording at CP+ 2014

Panasonic will unveil the world's first(*1) digital single lens mirrorless (DSLM) camera 
capable of 4K video recording as part of its exhibit of the latest technology 
and products related to digital cameras at CP+ 2014, 
an expo for camera 
and photo imaging to be held at Pacifico Yokohama from February 13 to 16, 2014.

Under the theme of "LUMIX - A New Stage of the DSLM," 
Panasonic will use demonstrations, presentations, displays of example photography 
and hands-on test shooting with actual models to showcase Hybrid Photography 
that realizes a fusion of the highest quality of still photography and video,
 and the world of Street Photography that pursues higher definition, 
richer texture and greater mobility.


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Panasonic to Commence Joint Research with Digital Hollywood University in Digital Imaging

Panasonic Corporation will commence joint research with Digital Hollywood University in Tokyo
 toward the development of new forms of video expression that utilize 4K technology, 
and digital imaging equipment such as digital single lens mirrorless (DSLM) cameras
 compatible with 4K video.

This spring Panasonic will commence worldwide release of the LUMIX GH4(*1),
 the world's first(*2) DSLM camera compatible with 4K.