Photography fun with the Panasonic Lumix GF3

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We’ve all tried to capture that perfect moment in time whether it’s snapping precious moments of childhood, documenting holidays and events, or just to have a new avatar or profile picture. (Guilty!) Depending on the lighting, subject, or action of the scene, the photo can sometimes come out blurry, washed out, or full of red eye.

Although digital works to our advantage nowadays, allowing us multiple chances to take the perfect shot, knowing the settings on a camera can help to get it right in one click.

Panasonic Lumix GF3 goes to a wedding

Recently, the Mom Central New York gals headed to a mock wedding held by Panasonic to experience the new Lumix GF3. This unique demonstration allowed us to try out the camera shooting a faux bride and groom, flowers from the centerpieces, and celebrity cake designer, Ron Ben-Israel assembling a delicious cake for us.

Photography tips from Brian Marcus

Celebrity wedding photographer (and Matt McConaughey look-alike) Brian Marcus was on hand to give us tips on how to use the camera settings. What I really appreciated were his general photography tips, not all were specific to the Lumix GF3. For instance, if you have an external flash, adjust its position (up or down) to change the lighting. Having it pointed down can help to reduce subjects looking washed out.

About the Panasonic Lumix GF3

The Lumix GF3 is a great median choice between a point-and-shoot and full-sized system with interchangeable lenses. It features a touch screen and simple menus for the beginning photographer.

The GF3 will be available in black, white, red and brown bodies for a suggested retail prices of $699.99 with the 14mm lens kit system starting this month, and $599.99 with the 14-42mm lens kit system starting in late August.

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Disclosure: Mom Central received a gift bag as a thank-you for attending.

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