Panasonic Lumix CM1 - Hands On Review
40There doesn’t seem to be a definitive category yet in which we can put the CM1, although it is, by concept, quite similar to the Samsung Galaxy Zoom, which was the first device to provide full compact camera functionality within the confines of a smartphone-size body. The difference between the Panasonic CM1 and the Galaxy Zoom, however, is that the Panasonic has a large 1-inch sensor and a relatively fast 28mm-equivalent f/2.8 fixed focal length lens, while keeping an overall slim profile.
On the camera side, the CM1 provides the full range of functionality that you’d expect from a great compact shooter (it is, after all, branded as a Lumix product, the name given to Panasonic digital cameras). Besides the already-mentioned 1-inch sensor – which, by the way, resolves 20 megapixels – and the Leica-designed 28mm (35mm equivalent) f/2.8 lens, the device comes with the full array of PASM as well as automatic shooting modes.
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