Samples from Panasonic DMC-LC5
Published Nov 7, 2001
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dpreview staff
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 Panasonic
Japan (Matsushita) has posted six full size sample images from the upcoming
Lumix DMC-LC5 digital camera. The LMC-LC5 is a joint venture between Matsushita
and Leica, it features a four megapixel sensor and 3x Leica optical zoom
lens. First impressions are favourable, colour balance appears to be good.
These images have EXIF headers which indicate a firmware version of 1.00.
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