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On the top of the camera there's a mode dial to set the camera to shoot in aperture priority, shutter priority or manual exposure mode, or one of the automatic modes, such as Panasonic's Intelligent Auto (iA) mode, designed to help novice photographers. Like other bridge cameras, the new camera has SLR-like styling with a chunky finger-grip and a liberal helping of dials and buttons giving a direct route to key features. The camera feels well built and solid enough in the hand, without being too heavy, but it's a little more plastic-feeling than the RX10. In fact it's a little bigger than the Sony RX10, but then it does have a much longer lens (albeit with a smaller maximum aperture at focal lengths above 25mm). Given that it has a larger sensor than Panasonic's other recent bridge cameras, it's not a surprise that the FZ1000 is also a little larger bodied. The menu is easy to read even in quite bright conditions Build and handling Other features brought with the FZ1000 include zebra displays to indicate the brightest areas of a scene, timelapse shooting and stop-motion recording. As well as wireless image transfer, this means the camera can be controlled remotely via Panasonic's Image App. Like Panasonic's recent compact system cameras, the FZ1000 has Wi-Fi connectivity built-in and an NFC chip to allow a connection to be made quickly to an NFC enabled smartphone or tablet. One surprise with this screen, however, is that it is not touch-sensitive. There's also a 3-inch 921,000-dot LCD screen mounted on a vari-angle hinge to allow the monitor to be seen from a wide range of angles. In addition to Face Detection AF, Eye Detection AF mode is available to automatically set the focus directly on a human eye, and it can start focusing as soon as the viewfinder is used.īeing a bridge camera, the FZ1000 has an electronic viewfinder. Panasonic has also added Pinpoint AF, in which the camera automatically magnifies the focus area to ensure the correct section is in focus, and Focus Peaking to show the areas of highest contrast (focus) around the focus position in manual focus (MF) and AF+MF modes. This allows the user to select blocks, rows or columns of AF points for use.
In addition to 49-Area and 1-Area AF, there's also the Custom Multi AF mode, first seen in the GH4. There are a total of 49 AF points available for selection either by the photographer or automatically by the camera. The screen is articulated, but not touch-sensitive
Panasonic claims a focus speed of 0.09 second at the widest point of the lens and 0.17 second at the telephoto end when the viewfinder is used to compose images. It has been used again in the FZ1000 to achieve focus speeds that are said to be 275% faster than those achieved by the Panasonic FZ200. We first saw the company's Depth from Defocus technology in the Panasonic GH4, Panasonic's flagship compact system camera.
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Those interested in slow motion playback will appreciate the ability to record Full HD footage at 100fps.
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The FZ1000 can record in MP4 and AVCHD to allow easy transfer, editing and sharing of movies. Naturally, it's also possible to record video at Full HD and VGA resolution. This comes with the advantage of being able to output 8Mp still images for a better viewing experience on 4K televisions. In a first for a compact or bridge camera, the FZ1000 is capable of recording 4K (3840 x 2160 pixel) video footage at up to 25fps (PAL) in MP4 format. These effects are applied to JPEG files, but they can be used when shooting raw files simultaneously so that there's a clean file available for processing. There's also the Creative Control option which allows users to select one of 22 filter effects to use. Naturally, being Panasonic's top-end bridge camera, the FZ1000 has exposure modes to suit enthusiasts (program, aperture priority, shutter priority and manual) along with Intelligent Auto and scene modes to help less experienced photographers.
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