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Lots of detail can be captured by the G5's 16 million pixel Four Thirds sensor. This image has been shot with a Panasonic 45mm macro lens, with the camera in "Expressive" mode to boost the colours.
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In standard colour mode, the G5 produces images which are bright and punchy, without being overly vibrant.
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In artificial lighting conditions the G5 has a tendency to err on the side of warm when using the Auto White Balance function.
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This image was shot with a 25mm Panasonic lens, and shows the kinds of creative effects that can be had with a wide aperture. It has also been shot with a Cross Process effect.
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These two images show the difference between the camera in "normal" mode and when using the "Impressive Art" Creative Effect.
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A large number of lenses are available for Micro Four Thirds cameras. This was shot on a 7-14mm ultra wide angle lens.
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The Toy Camera effect (also used in the previous picture) creates a vignette around the edge of the image to replicate a pinhole type effect.
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Panasonic shares the Micro Four Thirds format with Olympus, meaning that lenses can be swapped between the two. This image was taken with an Olympus 45mm f/1.8 portrait lens.
