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Crosby!
2010 June 21st, 11:54
Panasonic released and then pulled the preliminary brochure on the AG-AF100 from their website but if you act fast there's still a copy floating around here (http://frankglencairn.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/ag-af100.pdf).

http://www.hotrodcameras.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/AF100-Brochure-600x395.png

1
2010 June 21st, 12:28
Nice 1!

dcloud
2010 June 21st, 13:13
that lens cost more than the body

Crosby!
2010 June 21st, 15:05
that lens cost more than the body

Isn't that the norm? The camera's just a box with the sensor and we customize it to our liking to do what we want. Even the HV20's were setup with MUCH more money in add-on gear than the camera cost. The lens is what puts the image on the sensor.

maximag
2010 June 21st, 21:03
wow something new to drool over!

dzpvideo
2010 June 22nd, 09:59
The lens pictured on the front of the brochure is a very expensive Zeiss Ultra-Prime lens attached to the camera via a PL (positive lock) micro 4/3 mount adapter! It looks like a 32mm lens (not a zoom lens). So the question is what standard zoom lens will Panasonic sell with this camera?

Dave

Ian-T
2010 June 22nd, 10:20
It'll probably come wiht the same kit lens as the GH-1 which I'm told is not a bad lens (I'm told it's comparable to Canon L lens but ....kinda slow).

Ratfink
2010 June 22nd, 10:57
It'll probably come wiht the same kit lens as the GH-1 which I'm told is not a bad lens (I'm told it's comparable to Canon L lens but ....kinda slow).

The kit lens is a standard optical glass lens, you really cannot compare it to lenses that use more exotic materials such as UD glass and Fluorite elements.

Ian-T
2010 June 22nd, 11:35
The kit lens is a standard optical glass lens, you really cannot compare it to lenses that use more exotic materials such as UD glass and Fluorite elements.Actually I was thinking of Zeiss Contax G lens not the kit lens. Still...the kit lens is supposed to be decent.

dzpvideo
2010 June 22nd, 16:34
The problem is the zoom lenses for still cameras won't hold focus... so will the zoom lens for the AG-AF100 be a video lens where you can set the back focus and will it have a motorized zoom control?

Dave

Ratfink
2010 June 22nd, 21:31
Actually I was thinking of Zeiss Contax G lens not the kit lens. Still...the kit lens is supposed to be decent.

The Zeiss Contax G series were for the Contax rangefinder 35mm cameras. It's a great lens but I am sure it would require an adapter and not be controllable by the camera?