Two years after pulling the plug on its smartphone division, Panasonic is back with the DMC-CM1. Although smartphones wielding larger-than-normal cameras typically falter to competitors focused on offering a wider range of mobile features, Panasonic hones in on its strengths as a leader in digital photography with this model. Rivaling many top-tier point-and-shoot cameras, the DMC-CM1 houses a one-inch, 20MP sensor attached to a f/2.8 Leica DC Elmarit lens with a mechanical shutter and a manual ...
Two years after pulling the plug on its smartphone division, Panasonic is back with the DMC-CM1. Although smartphones wielding larger-than-normal cameras typically falter to competitors focused on offering a wider range of mobile features, Panasonic hones in on its strengths as a leader in digital photography with this model. Rivaling many top-tier point-and-shoot cameras, the DMC-CM1 houses a one-inch, 20MP sensor attached to a f/2.8 Leica DC Elmarit lens with a mechanical shutter and a manual ...
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