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Panasonic ditches plastic in its new G-body
RichA wrote:
On Jul 18, 8:19 am, RichA wrote: The G5. Apparently, the body is aluminum. According to this article. They mistakenly call it the G3 though. http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk...panasonic-lumi... Seems only the "front plate" is aluminum. http://www.dpreview.com/previews/pan...-lumix-dmc-g5/ Hi, This reminds me of when the Olympus OM-4Ti first appeared with much advertising about the new titanium body. It turns out that the body was identical to the old OM-4, and only a very thin top plate was titanium. Does it really matter, except for marketing? No. Mort Linder |
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Panasonic ditches plastic in its new G-body
Mort wrote in :
Course it matters. It effects camera size, and most weather-sealed bodies are metal. All semi-pro and pro bodies are metal, for strength and tolerance control. |
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