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Panasonic product announcement on Sept 15 at 13.00 Berlin time.

Panasonic will announce the new GM5, LX100 and new MFT lenses on Monday September 15 at 13.00 Berlin time. Be sure to be online at 43rumors to follow the product announcement!

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    1. I highly doubt it. For some reason that I still cannot understand, camera companies like to announce product, then make consumers wait months before release. Unlike something like the iPhone, which is pretty much released almost right away after introduction (the way it should be done, IMO).

  1. GX1 then GX7, GM1 then GM5, LX3, LX5, LX7 and then LX100 !!

    The GM5 has almost nothing in common with the GM1. Let me know if you can figure out Panasonic’s naming methods.

  2. The hell with everything except the lenses! I know the other products are really nice, but we all would love to get our hands on a good wide to mid telephoto that is not so damn slow!!!

  3. The timing of pre-Photokina announcements is telling. Basically, the more confident a manufacturer is in the splash of its new products the later the announcement. The day just before the start of the show is especially tight in terms of media attention. This year Samsung and Canon are expected to announce their NX1 and 7D Mark II, respectively, on the 15th. Both cameras are heavy weight wrestlers that will stir a lot of excitement. It is thus a bit surprising that Panasonic and (especially) Olympus chose the very same timing for their relatively modest press events. Unless there is something we don’t know.

    1. Well…. It looks like the challenger to Olympus and Panasonic isn’t the CaNikon etc. The main challenger is Apple now.

      Just by watching iPhone 6 releases with OIS and all fancy video stabilization, Apple pushed again forward a lot. A higher framerates etc.

      1. Except that Apple stays at 2MB +8MB sensors where Nokia, Sony and Samsung have already been for a while at 2+20 MB or 2+16 MB.
        They ain’t pushing nothing

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