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CTOnews.com, April 23, 43rumors said Panasonic will soon release an entry-level MFT camera with phase focus. In addition, Aozhexin may release a shot in June.

In February this year, French "Phototrend" interviewed Yosuke Yamane, director of Panasonic's imaging business, and revealed some interesting news:

First, they asked him if he would introduce phase detection autofocus on future FF and MFT cameras:

We will consider adding phase focus to our camera according to the model characteristics, not only for full-frame cameras, but also for M43 cameras. With regard to the last point, I invite you to continue to follow our next announcement.

So foreign media believe that he is implying that Panasonic is preparing to apply phase focusing technology to more new LUMIX machines, including full-frame and M43 cameras, and the new M43 with phase focusing will probably be the next new LUMIX, and the most likely of the new M43 is the LUMIX G9 Mark II.

In addition, when asked about a possible successor to the G9, G90 or G100, he replied:

As for the next M43 model, we are also thinking while watching the evolution of demand. Once again, I invite you to continue to follow our next announcement.

In January this year, Panasonic launched the latest full-frame non-reflective cameras LUMIX S5II (also known as S5M2) and S5IIX (also known as S5M2X). The new phone is equipped with the brand-new 24.2MP 35mm full-frame CMOS sensor and focuses on video recording, starting with $2000 for overseas models (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 13920 yuan).

These are Panasonic's first cameras with PDAF or phase detection autofocus, getting rid of the long-standing DFD or defocus depth technology based on contrast detection. From then on, the LUMIX S series will have S5, S5M2, S5M2XMagi S1Magol S1R S1H BS1H full-frame body.

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