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Easy Operation Brings a New Dimension to Artistic Images

Naturally, you want your photos to be unique. This is now easier than ever because all you need to do is turn the mode dial and select the mode you want from the menu. The My Color Mode on the DMC-G10 lets you make settings for each image from a total of 7 unique preset modes, including the colorful Expressive Mode and the soft and moody Pure Mode. The Custom Mode lets you adjust the color, brightness and saturation just the way you want them. You can dramatically change the images of even familiar subjects to express your own creativity.

Expressive A pop art style image effect that emphasizes the color.

Retro A soft image effect that gives the appearance of a tarnished photos.

Pure An image effect that uses a cool, bright light to give a feeling of freshness.

Elegant An image effect that creates a tranquil atmosphere and projects a feeling of stateliness.

Monochrome An image effect that captures the subject using characteristic tones of black and white photos, and with a whisper of color.

Dynamic Art An impressive image effect that pictures dark areas to bright areas with appropriate brightness, together with enhancements on colors.

Silhouette An image effect that enhances the subject in the shade as a black silhouette by utilizing the background colors of the sky or sunset, etc.

Custom The color, brightness, and saturation can be adjusted according to your preferences.

In the same way that photographers select different films for their distinctive coloring and contrast, you can manually choose from 6 color types and 3 monochrome types － even when shooting movies － to get even more detailed image settings. When shooting in black and white, the contrast, sharpness and noise reduction for each mode parameter can be customized in five steps and stored in memory. The same is true when shooting in color, with the addition of the saturation adjustment. You can make a total of 4,125 settings, and you can check the effects on the LCD or the LVF before you shoot. This makes sure you get the exact image you want.

Standard The standard and basic setting with natural feel with no added emphasis. Dynamic The saturation and contrast of stored color are increased to be emphasized to reproduce memory colors vividly.

Smooth The contrast is lowered to make the whole image look smooth but not losing the texture. Especially good for taking human skin beautifully. Nature The colors of blue, green and red are brightened while increasing the contrast of the whole image to look nature more impressive.

Nostalgic Making the bright area saturated and adding the yellowish tone effect to give the image deep-aged look. Vibrant More than just "Dynamic", this mode renders bright, vivid colors that give an image a spectacularly striking impression.

Standard B&W The standard and basic setting with natural feel with no added emphasis.

Dynamic B&W The contrast is raised to strengthen the effect of shading.

Smooth B&W The contrast is lowered to make the whole image look smooth but not losing the texture. Especially good for taking human skin beautifully.

Two finely customized settings can be stored as MY FILM settings, for easy recall and use.

The Multi-film Mode, allowing you to produce up to 3 different images, using different film modes at once. Possible to produce both color and black & white photos simultaneously.

The range in which appropriate exposure is not possible is shown in red.

The exposure meter guide can be displayed in the P/A/S/M shooting modes. The correlation between shutter speed and aperture is shown, with a color-coded warning that alerts you when the settings are not in the proper range. For newcomers to system camera photography, this makes it easy to learn proper settings both visually and logically.

The Scene Mode function lets the camera make the optimal settings for you automatically, so anybody can take superb photos with ease. The Peripheral Defocus Mode automatically adjusts the focus to match the AF area you positioned while gently defocusing the foreground and background to emphasize the subject. You don't have to change the aperture yourself to take photos with the highly attractive soft focus effect of an SLR camera.

The Advanced Scene Mode function lets you quickly set the frequently used Portrait, Scenery, Sports, Close-up, or Night Portrait Modes with the mode dial. And each of these modes can be fine-tuned to match the shooting situation. The Creative Mode also lets you adjust the aperture or shutter speed, for easy manual control.

Navigation Guide You can easily choose the most appropriate mode by displaying the Navigation Guide.

The DMC-G10 lets you shoot in aspect ratios of 4:3, 3:2, 16:9, and 1:1 mode. The 1:1 mode gives you unique, square-shaped photos. Framing accuracy is ensured because the selected aspect ratio is reflected in the LCD or the LVF. Being able to match the aspect ratio to your subject and shooting intent gives you even greater expression.

The image has a blown highlight area.

The background, sky and flowers are sharp and vivid.

You can get original image data, recording the image directly from the Live MOS sensor without any image processing. The SILKYPIX® Developer Studio 3.1 SE software utility lets you develop RAW data files. For example, you can develop RAW data to create an image with the effect you were trying to capture when you took the shot. You get high-level basic image processing abilities that give you control over such things as unnatural edges from saturated color borders, false colors in structures with intricate detail, and chromatic noise in photos taken at high sensitivity settings. This utility provides a unique combination of high resolution and extraordinary color separation performance. In addition, the DMC-G10 allows consecutive shots to be taken at up to 3.2 fps* in RAW format. Shooting continues even while the image data is being stored in memory.

* For a maximum of 7 images.

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Color space settings for shot images are possible so that the images will be reproduced on computer screens or printed sheets correctly.

・sRGB
The sRGB color space is a standard color space used for a wide variety of applications centering on computers.

・Adobe RGB*
The Adobe RGB color space, which encompasses a wider range of colors than the sRGB color space, is used for photo processing in photo retouch software and professional applications, such as commercial prints.

* Make sRGB settings for usual use, because the Adobe RGB color space cannot be used unless an image processing environment suitable to color profile handling is available.

With the DMC-G10, a wide variety of bracket functions is available to match your shooting conditions and intent.

The Auto Bracket function records several photos at varied exposure levels in a compensation range of ±EV 2 in 1/3 EV or 2/3 EV steps. The DMC-G10 will record up to 7 images with a single press of the shutter button. Then you can select your favorite photo from the different exposure settings.

When using the 2-axis white balance adjustment setting, the white balance bracket function shoots 3 consecutive photos with slight changes to the white balance setting of each photo in both the horizontal (amber to blue) and vertical (green to magenta) axes, by simply pressing the shutter once.

The Multi-film Mode, allowing you to produce up to 3 different photos using different film modes at once. Possible to produce both color and black & white photos simultaneously.

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