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Panasonic's converters bring out best from Lumix lenses (cnet)
Panasonic announced four converters at CES to make its Lumix G series lenses
photograph subjects that are farther, closer, and wider. Panasonic's GWC1
converter, left, makes some Lumix Glenses reach as wide as 11mm rather than
just 14mm. The GFC1 on theright brings a 120-degree fisheye field of
view.(Credit: Panasonic)Panasonic announced four converters atCESto make its
Lumix G series lenses photograph subjects that are farther,closer, and
wider.The four converters increase the flexibility of thelenses--and of
Panasonic's Lumix G series of Micro Four Thirds. Thesecameras, one of the
early entrants and now strong players in theinterchangeable lens camera (ILC)
market, forsake SLRs' reflex mirrorsfor a smaller design. So far even
relatively strong ILC companies likePanasonic can't match the range of lenses
available to SLR leadersCanon and Nikon.The GTC increases the reach of
Panasonic's 14-42mm lensto 84mm.(Credit: Panasonic)Enter the converters, which
will ship sometime in 2012 for as-yetundisclosed prices.One of the converters,
the DMW-GTC1, doubles the focal lengthof Panasonic's 14-42mm lens (that's the
Lumix G X Vario PZ14-42mm/F3.5-5.6 Asph./Power O.I.S., if you want the brand
name in itsfull glory). The sensor size in Micro Four Thirds cameras means
that42mm gives a field of view equivalent to 84mm in 35mm ...
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