Panasonic’s  Lumix DMC-FX48  has a 25mm ultra-wide-angle Leica DC  lens which you can use with an optical — not digital, which has no relevancy — zoom. That’s as if you had picked up a Leica MR and had the same features you would be shooting roughly between 25mm to 125 mm. Cartier Bresson would have married the camera on the spot.
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Panasonic’s new waterproof digital camera has been accidentally revealed (or maybe not so accidentally) by a Web site in France. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FT1 can take pictures at a 12 megapixel resolution as well as record 720p high-definition video in the AVCHD format. The camera saves both pictures and video onto AVCHD cards, and can supposedly handle a drop from 5 feet or being submerged in up to three meters of water.
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Panasonic’s DMC-G1 is a DSLR which solves apparently two contradictory problems. It is a genuine digital single lens reflex and it is smallish, light and handleable.
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Novoflex has announced a new adapter that will make Micro Four Thirds camera much more attractive. The adapter will allow you to put Leica, Zeiss, and other lenses on a Micro Four Thirds cameras, something that was previously not an option.
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Panasonic has announced the 12.1 megapixel Lumix G1. The digital SLR is the first camera by Panasonic to use their Micro Four Thirds format.
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