Camera SLR Lenses

Please read the entire description before attempting this process! Dust, hairs and pollen can easily get "sucked" into the lens as the camera initialises and the barrel extends. They manifest themselves as out of focus dark areas on the image and they do not change size or position as you zoom the camera lens. In most instances any "sensor" specks of dirt actually occur from the dust settling on infra red filter which is before the CCD itself. To clean the IR filter and the CCD the camera back and inside plates have to be removed before you can gain access. This video shows you how to perform this operation, clean the IR and CCD and then re-assemble the camera. Using a dust blower will generally remove the dust specs, however if the camera has been used in dust enviroments or in high air pollution such as cities then there is also a possibility of a "film" of contamination also on the surface of the IR filter. Using my technique of the cotton bud removes the film thus restoring any lack of contrast due to this film. If you IR filter comes out of the holder on re-installation put the IR filter into the small recess in the lens housing, then the small rubber boot with the widest part uppermost on the IR filter and then gently place the CCD block back on top of the boot and proceed to tighten it down as per video. I make the statement that although this is a simple task, you undertake this at your own risk and I can accept no responsibility if you "brick" your camera by ...

The new Pansonic Lumix FZ-47 and FZ-150 SuperZoom cameras offer point-and-shoot portability with advanced DSLR features, all without the need to switch lens. In this segment, Andy talks to Doug Borback, Senior Product Manager for the Lumix digital camera divison at Panasonic. He talks about the unique features and advantages of Panasonic`s Lumix series of digital cameras. Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ47 Specs: 24x optical zoom, 32x intelligent zoom (digital enhancement). High-speed CCD sensor: burst mode at 3.7 shots/second. Full 1080 p HD video Manual controls Great low light performance Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ150 Specs: Rotating LCD Screen Hotshoot for external flash or microphone Advanced CMOS sensor for low light performance and noise reduction Burst mode and accurate mechanical shutter. Up to 12 FPS at full 12 MP resolution or 40 FPS at 5 MP resolution www.getconnectedmedia.com

This video covers the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ47 12.1 megapixel camera with its 24x Leica optical zoom lens and HD video. Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ47 bhpho.to Learn more about Kelby Training bit.ly

Samyang 500mm/f8 Reflex Mirror Lens (effective 1000mm/f4) on a Panasonic G2 using a micro 4/3 adapter. You lose auto focus and stabilization so a tripod is recommended but you can get away with it hand held if sunny (not like my shoot) or if you go into burst mode and pick the best looking one from a bunch of shots (what I did). ;D Get the free image editing software mentioned at www.gimp.org The flag at the end is 500m (half kilometer) away! 500mm/f8 is 1000mm/f4 on micro four-thirds (750mm/f5.3 on digital SLR) That's fixed depth of field, not aperture!

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www.digitalhomethoughts.com Want to buy one? http [Affiliate] This is my review video of the Panasonic LUMIX GF1, easily the most unique camera I've ever had the opportunity to look at. It's similar to a DSLR in that you can change lenses, but the micro four-thirds system doesn't use a pentaprism or mirror, so it's not a DSLR. Panasonic calls it a DILC: Digital Interchangeable Lens Camera. I don't see "DILC" taking off as a term, but this camera is hot stuff...it's been selling out everywhere, and Panasonic is struggling to keep up with demand. It uses SD cards and supports SDHC. The GF1 has a 12.1 megapixel Live MOS sensor (17.3 x 13.0mm in size), capturing JPEG or raw images at a maximum resolution of 4000 x 3000 pixels. It's also capable of 720p video capture (1280 x 720) in either AVCHD Lite or MJPEG formats. It can shoot in burst mode, up to three frames per second. Like the video? Please rate, comment, and subscribe. Thanks!

www.callboxlive.com Call Box's Noah Kadner discusses alternate lens adapters for use with the Panasonic GH2. This training course focuses on shooting video with the DSLR Micro 4/3 camera. For more information about this video visit- www.callboxlive.com

The Panasonic Lumix G3 is a new 15.8 megapixel cameral that blurs the line between the mini-DSLR styled G2 and the GF2 which is designed along more compact camera principles. It's small and neat like the GF2, but has a built-in EVF and a flip-out touch-sensitive LCD screen like the G2. Is the Panasonic G3 the Micro Four Thirds camera that enthusiasts have been hoping for? Angela Nicholson takes a look... Read more at www.techradar.com

Unboxing of the Panasonic Lumix FZ100 14.1 Megapixel camera 24x Optical zoom 1920 x 1080 full HD video Recording My father kindly let me unbox this for you guys, il get a review up as soon as i can

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A short sequence shot with the Panasonic DMC-GH1 D-SLR Camera in full High Definition (AVCHD). Edited in Premiere CS4 on a Mac with minimal manipulation. Compressed for web by Elgato turbo.264 HD.