DMC-LX10 Lumix Digital Cameras - Panasonic New Zealand

Features

F1.4-2.8 LEICA DC Lens
in a Small Body

Photo creativity is based on light, and begins with the lens. This crystal-clear F1.4-2.8 24-72mm LEICA DC VARIO-SUMMILUX lens gives fine details even in low light, and adds a beautiful bokeh effect for more impressive shots. With its pocket-sized body and polished look, the LUMIX LX10 easily captures beauty in everyday life.

3cm Macro Shooting

Stunning macro photos can be shot with a minimum focusing distance of 3cm (wide) and 30cm (tele). You can shoot close-ups with the LUMIX LX10 to express the spectacular details of flowers, insects and so on. POWER O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabiliser) effectively compensates for the handshake.

Superb Picture Quality -
1-inch Sensor & Venus Engine

A 1-inch 20.1-megapixel High Sensitivity MOS sensor records high-quality images with stunning details. The rich amount of light also helps to produce an impressive bokeh effect. The combination of the High Sensitivity MOS sensor and the Venus Engine achieves maximum ISO12800 / Extended ISO25600 high-sensitivity recording with stunning picture quality that goes beyond the limit of compact cameras.

4K Video.
Life in Vivid Detail

Whether you are watching movies or editing videos, 4K delivers a far more intense viewing experience than you have seen before. Its native resolution of 3,840 x 2,160 pixels is four times larger than Full HD, resulting in a much higher level of detail.

• When recording videos in 4K, use a card rated as UHS Speed Class 3.

High Speed Video in FHD

You can record high-speed videos* at 100 fps in FHD quality. You can capture scenes that can't be seen with the naked eye, and play them back in dramatic slow motion.

* The recording format is 25p.

4K Live Cropping

4K Live Cropping enables unique video expressions that were previously difficult to record. Only the recording frame moves while the camera maintains a fixed position. This allows stable panning, and lets you zoom in on a subject that is not in the image's centre position.

Direct, Intuitive Control

The aperture ring allows direct, intuitive control of the aperture. This lets you control the rich light source of the LUMIX LX10’s F1.4-2.8 fast lens and large 1-inch sensor.

Dual control of the control ring and rear dial also responds to how you'd like to shoot. In addition to giving you smooth manual control of the shutter speed, zoom and focus, it can be customised to handle your favourite settings.

Tiltable Monitor is
as Flexible as You Are

The large 3.0-inch, approximately 1040k-dot static-type touch monitor tilts upward by 180 degrees. It enables dynamic framing for artistic low-angle shots, like when shooting at nearly ground level, and is highly practical for selfies. As soon as you flip up the monitor, optimal selfie settings are automatically selected.

Unmissable Moments
with 4K PHOTO

The LUMIX LX10 features 4K PHOTO technology which gives you the freedom to choose your favourite shot from a sequence, so you don’t have to guess when the right moment is going to occur. Simply shoot, select your favourite moment, and then save it as a separate high-res image.

Ultra High Speed Focusing

Capture even the fastest moving action thanks to DFD (Depth From Defocus) technology. It instantly calculates the distance to the subject by evaluating two images with different sharpness levels, and achieves ultra-high-speed AF and 6 fps burst shooting with AFC. 10 fps burst shooting with AFS is also available.

Shoot Now, Focus Later

Imagine being able to decide exactly what you want in focus, even after you've taken the photo. The Post Focus function gives you the power to do just that. Simply capture the scene, review the image and touch the part of the photo you'd like to be pin sharp. It's simple, stunning and all inside the camera.

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Adjust the Focus Area After Shooting

The Focus Stacking function enables you to adjust the focus area after shooting by combining multiple images. You can get an image with exactly the kind of defocus you want or pan-focus the image by simply selecting the focus area after shooting. This is perfect when shooting macro shots of insects, flowers, and close-ups of objects.

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Light Composition

The Light Composition function synthesises images by choosing and saving a brighter pixel. Images become more dramatic and rich, and it’s perfect for capturing fireworks or night scenery with ease.

Focus Bracket / Aperture Bracket

Focus Bracket and Aperture Bracket are newly added to the conventional Exposure Bracket and WB Bracket. Focus Bracket shoots a maximum of 999 images with different focus points, and Aperture Bracket lets you take multiple shots with different depths of field. Select the mode to match the situation or conditions, then choose the best photo after shooting.