Image Stabilization Even When Using Antique Lenses

Compared to its predecessor, the "GX1," which was praised for its rendering performance, the "GX7" boasts a further 10% improvement in detail rendering. This is primarily due to the newly developed 16M Digital Live MOS sensor and the Venus Engine. The maximum ISO sensitivity is 25600.

The world's highest-definition approximately 2.76 million-dot equivalent live view viewfinder is the first body-integrated tilting type for a mirrorless interchangeable lens camera. It can tilt up to 90 degrees, allowing for shooting in a comfortable posture. Furthermore, by simply changing the angle slightly, you can enjoy shooting from perspectives different from the usual.



This is the first time the company has adopted an in-body image stabilization function in its interchangeable lens cameras. Even when attaching lenses without built-in image stabilization, such as old lenses or prime lenses, it is now possible to shoot photos with reduced blur. Additionally, it features a "peaking" function that displays the focus peak position in color on the monitor, allowing for at-a-glance confirmation of which part of the subject is in focus. This assists with manual focus shooting.

The lens kit includes the prime pancake lens "LUMIX G 20mm / F1.7 II ASPH." The inclusion of a high-rendering prime lens in the kit, rather than an entry-level zoom lens, demonstrates the "GX7's" commitment to image quality.

It will be released on Friday, September 13th, in black and silver body colors. Both the "DMC-GX7" (body only) and the lens kit "DMC-GX7C" (with pancake lens) will be open-priced.