Panasonic announed the new LUMIX DMC-GH2, replacing its successful predecessor, the LUMIX GH1. The new GH2 is a Micro Four Thirds camera that is compatible with Panasonic’s H-FT012 LUMIX G 12.5mm / F12 3D lens for shooting in 3D. Also, starting from GH2, Panasonic calls its Micro Four Thirds-based LUMIX G series as Digital Single Lens Micro (DSLM) or DSLMicro cameras.

Along with the Lumix G2, Panasonic unveils the Lumix DMC-G10, another addition to its line of LUMIX G Micro System Micro Four Thirds Camera. The new G10 is the world’s lightest digital interchangeable lens camera with a viewfinder. It features the same 12.1 Megapixel Live MOS sensor and Venus Engine HD II processor as the G2, but its 3-inch LCD display lack touch-panel and ability to move.

Panasonic officially introduces the new Lumix DMC-G2, the company’s latest Micro Four Thirds that serves as the successor to the Lumix G1. The G2 is the first Micro43 camera to feature a touchscreen for touch-operation allowing users to lock onto a subject for AF tracking, select the part and the size of AF area with the 1-area AF and access menu settings easily.

Panasonic officially announced the latest addition to the Lumix G-series, the Lumix DMC-GF1 compact digital SLR camera that has been leaked before. The camera is claimed to be the world’s smallest and lightest system digital camera with a built-in flash.

It looks like Panasonic is preparing its Lumix DMC-GF1 compact Micro Four Thirds digital SLR. The Lumix GF1 will be competing the Olympus’ E-P1 as both them are based on the Micro Four Thirds system and probably use the same image sensor module.

Panasonic introduces at the PMA 2009 its new addition to the Lumix G Micro Sytem, the DMC-GH1. As an enhanced version of the Lumix G1, the Lumix DMC-GH1 is also based on the Micro Four Thirds sytem

Panasonic announced its new Lumix DMC-G1 that is the world’s first Micro Four Thirds system camera, which is the world’s smallest and lightest digital interchangeable lens camera, weighing in at 385 grams and Based on the Micro Four Thirds System, the Lumix G1 has no internal mirror like other DSLR cameras.

The Lumix G1 is also the world’s first interchangeable lens camera that will come with color variety, black, blue and red models.