Prevista para sair do mercado ainda neste ano, a excêntrica objetiva 3D para Micro Four Thirds da Panasonic caiu tanto de preço que pode ser uma interessante compra para aqueles dispostos a conviver com suas limitações (que não são poucas, diga-se de passsagem).
Na história deste ZTOP, acho que nunca acompanhamos tão de perto a história de um produto (ao redor do mundo) como a lente 3D da Panasonic para padrão micro four-thirds. Desde o seu anúncio em agosto de 2010, cruzamos com ela na IFA da Alemanha, na CEATEC no Japão e até brincamos um pouco com ela em uma demo com a Lumix GH2.
Mas depois que ela chegou oficialmente no mercado no início de 2011 pelo preço sugerido de US$ 250 nos EUA, ela parece ter recebido do mercado o mesmo tratamento frio e indiferente de outros produtos 3D, o que fez com que a Panasonic decidisse pela sua saída do mercado ainda neste ano.
Scheduled to exit the market this year, the eccentric 3D lens for Micro Four Thirds Panasonic dropped as much in price that may be an interesting buy for those willing to live with its limitations (which are many, say, in passsagem).
In the history of this ZTOP, I guess I never followed so closely the story of a product (the world) as the 3D lens for Panasonic micro four-Thirds standard. Since its announcement in August 2010, crossed with it at IFA in Germany, at CEATEC in Japan and even played a little with it on a demo with the Lumix GH2.
But after she arrived officially on the market in early 2011 at a suggested price of $ 250 in the U.S., it seems to have received the same treatment market cold and indifferent to other 3D products, which meant that Panasonic decided by its output market this year.
Read the full hands-on and see more pictures of Panasonic Lumix G 3D visit the link: http://ztop.com.br/lumix-g-3d-hands-on/
In the history of this ZTOP, I guess I never followed so closely the story of a product (the world) as the 3D lens for Panasonic micro four-Thirds standard. Since its announcement in August 2010, crossed with it at IFA in Germany, at CEATEC in Japan and even played a little with it on a demo with the Lumix GH2.
But after she arrived officially on the market in early 2011 at a suggested price of $ 250 in the U.S., it seems to have received the same treatment market cold and indifferent to other 3D products, which meant that Panasonic decided by its output market this year.
Read the full hands-on and see more pictures of Panasonic Lumix G 3D visit the link: http://ztop.com.br/lumix-g-3d-hands-on/
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