Today we already presented the new Lumix DMC-G1X by Panasonic. The Japanese brand has announced something else today, the Lumix 3D1.

The digital camera employs two newly-developed lens units with folded optics design in a compact body and can capture crisp and clear 3D and 2D photos and videos. The LUMIX 3D1, with a twin-lens design, features 25mm ultra-wide angle lenses with 4x optical zoom that offer the outstanding capability to record high resolution 8-megapixel 3D photo and 1920×1080 60i high quality 3D HD video using side-by-side method. The LUMIX 3D1’s optics give users a wider range of composition possibilities with approximately 169% larger viewing space compared to that of 35mm cameras.

The 12 megapixel camera comes with a 3.5 inch touchscreen and releases December 2011 for about 500 USD.

After a teaser video had surfaced over the weekend, we can give you a detailed look at the new Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX1 camera today.

“The new LUMIX GX1 features a 16.01-megapixel Live MOS sensor and Venus Engine, helping to ensure real-to-life images through excellent resolution, image rendering and color reproduction. Even in low-light situations and at maximum 12800 high ISO sensitivity, the LUMIX GX1 can produce stunning photos and videos, and because of its compact size it can be easily carried for daily use. The LUMIX GX1, like all the models in Panasonic’s LUMIX G Series of CSC, adopts Contrast AF for its focus system, so focusing is controlled by the image sensor. The LUMIX GX1 features an ultra high-speed Light Speed AF*, which means it can Auto Focus in approximately 0.09 second. This is achieved by reducing the detection time for focusing by the synchronizing the lens and sensor at 120 fps.

The touch-control system of the LUMIX GX1 lets users set the focus on the subject by simply touching it on the large, 460,000-dot wide-viewing angle LCD. Users can even release the shutter by touching the screen. The LUMIX GX1 can record 1920 x 1080 at 60i, with sensor output of 30p, full-High Definition videos in the AVCHD format which excels in both compression efficiency and compatibility with AV equipment for playback. In addition to the practical full-time AF, the Touch AF in video recording also lets users enjoy professional-like rack focusing.”

This all does not sound too bad for sure. The GX1 should be releasing very soon in several colorways.

In the last couple of days first images leaked of the upcoming micro four thirds Panasonic Lumix GX1 camera. A promotional video of the camera surfaced, highlighting not only its new design, but also giving us a look at the functionality that it comes with. Panasonic continues to be one of the fore runners in the semi professional photography market with their Micro 4/3 division and the GX1 seems to be a worthy continuation. Check out the video here below.

In other interesting camera news (aside from the ‘first’ Fujifilm X10 look), we come across first images of the supposedly upcoming Panasonic Lumix GF Pro. Expanding their Micro 4/3 range, in which Panasonic is already very strong, they will be announcing late 2011 the new GF Pro, which speaks to an advanced and professional user. If the camera looks anything like the above image, which shows the LC1, we are all in for a treat.

Further images of the camera follow after the jump.

Panasonic remains to be one of the most popular brands in the micro 4/3 market, offering quality digital cameras with Leica lenses at recent prices. The latest cam to enter their offering is the new Lumix DMC-GF3.

The 12 megapixel ultra compact camera comes with a built in flash, multiple lens options including a 3D lens, touch enabled screen and will be available from retailers, starting this week, and will go for 599 USD. The camera comes in 5 colors, check out more info on it here.

With first images only leaking yesterday, the all new Panasonic Micro 4/3 Lumix G3 camera already sees an official release today. The new 16 megapixel camera comes with an interchangeable lense system, and comes with a 3-inch free angle LCD screen, records HD video and can with the corresponding lense even take high quality 3D pictures. Furthermore the camera is touch screen controlled, making it even easier to use, also for beginners.

Panasonic continues to fill their Lumix series with high end features, while also making it functionally more accessible to the lower end of the market.

You can pre-order the camera from today from Amazon.

Panasonic introduces their new Lumix DMC-GF2 camera, the latest in their Micro Four Thirds range. This new camera is much smaller than what we have previously seen in the market of Micro Four Thirds, yet still shoots 1080i video, features a flash and lenses are interchangeable. Another added feature it a touch screen LCD display. It will be released in January 2011 in a series of colors.

Take a closer look at this new digital camera after the jump.

We have always been fans of the Panasonic LUMIX camera line, offering compact high quality digital cameras. Therefore the expectations of the upcoming LUMIX Phone were of course high. From first looks the phone looks much more like a regular cellphone than expected. It features a 13.2 Megapixel camera, 3G and WiFi next to more regular phone features and will come in overall 4 colorways.

Take a further look at the Panasonic LUMIX Phone after the jump.

Panasonic continues to enlarge their popular micro four thirds line-up and will soon introduce the Lumix G2, the first upgrade from the G1. The new model is equipped with a touchscreen display on top of the 12.1 megapixel sensor, interchangeable lense system, HD video mode and much more.

The camer will be released in black, as well as blue and red. More images follow after the jump.

The Panasonic Lumix range has been a favorite of ours for many years, next to the Ricoh line-up and of course the offering of Leica. With the GF1, Panasonic once again introduces an interesting new camera that you should have a closer look at. Just like with former G-series models, also the lenses of the GF1 can be exchanged, probably one of the most interesting features of this very compact camera.

“Though small in size, the LUMIX GF1 does not compromise in advanced features. The LUMIX GF1 thoroughly optimizes the advantages of a system camera to ensure high performance, whether capturing photos or HD video. The LUMIX GF1 also comes fully-equipped with a built-in flash and a large, 3.0-inch Intelligent LCD with a wide viewing angle and a 460,000-dot resolution.

The Panasonic LUMIX DMC-GF1 will be available in early October 2009 with the option of two kits – both with a suggested retail price (SRP) of $899.95. One kit option includes the newly-announced LUMIX G 20mm/F1.7 ASPH, a compact and lightweight “pancake” lens, while the other kit features the LUMIX G VARIO 14-45mm/F3.5-5.6 ASPH/MEGA O.I.S. The optional Live View Finder DMW-LVF1 has an SRP of $199.95; while the DMW-MA2M and DMW-MA3R both have an SRP of $249.95.”

The camera will come in a series of colorways from October 2009.