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Brand None 2006
Model DMC-L1
Released Year 2006
Type Digital Cameras
Series Lumix
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Autofocus TTL contrast-detection
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Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Panasonic Lumix DMC L1 is a digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera released in 2006, notable for its integration of Leica-designed lenses providing excellent image quality. It features a Four Thirds System sensor with 10.1 megapixels delivering high-resolution images. The camera boasts an innovative live view function on its LCD screen, allowing real-time image preview, a pioneer at its time. It utilizes a TTL contrast-detection autofocus system to enhance focusing accuracy. The DMC L1 supports interchangeable lenses with the Four Thirds mount, ensuring versatility in shooting options. Additionally, it offers shutter speeds ranging from 1/4000 to 60 seconds, suitable for various lighting conditions.

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Country/Region of Manufacture Japan
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Features Auto Focus
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Maximum Resolution 7.5 MP
Model Panasonic Lumix DMC L1
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Series Panasonic LUMIX
Type Digital SLR
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Sensor type Four Thirds System CCD
Megapixels 10.1 MP
Lens mount Four Thirds
Shutter speed 1/4000 - 60 sec
Autofocus TTL contrast-detection
Body material Magnesium alloy

Key Advantages

The DMC L1 stands out for its Leica-branded optics, offering superior clarity and sharpness. Its live view capability enables photographers to compose shots more effectively compared to traditional DSLRs of its era. The camera's weather-resistant magnesium alloy body ensures durability and robust handling. It supports RAW image capture, granting advanced post-processing flexibility. The Four Thirds lens mount provides a broad selection of compatible lenses, enhancing adaptability. Its compact size relative to other DSLRs makes it convenient for travel and everyday photography.

Limitations

Despite its advanced features, the Lumix DMC L1 has a limited autofocus speed compared to modern DSLR cameras. The contrast-detection autofocus system can be slower in low-light conditions. Its low-light performance is hindered by relatively high noise at higher ISO settings. Video recording capabilities are absent, limiting use for multimedia purposes. The battery life is modest, requiring frequent recharging during extended use. Additionally, the camera's release date means some features are outdated compared to contemporary digital cameras.

FAQ

It uses a Four Thirds System CCD sensor with 10.1 megapixels resolution.

Yes, it was one of the first DSLRs to feature a live view mode on the LCD screen.

Yes, the camera uses Leica-designed lenses specifically for the Four Thirds mount.

No, the DMC L1 does not support video recording.

It has limitations in low-light performance due to higher noise at elevated ISO settings.

The shutter speed range is from 1/4000 to 60 seconds.

No, it has been discontinued since several years ago.

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