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Panasonic builds anticipation with teaser for May 13 product announcement
Panasonic is teasing an upcoming product announcement with a scheduled YouTube Livestream. The brand is holding details close to its chest, with the placeholder only revealing the Lumix branding. The caption doesn't reveal any additional information, other than the time of the reveal, which is scheduled for May 13th at 2:00 pm UTC. The company also posted on its Instagram page, which at least had some movement to the teaser. It shows swirling greens and purples on the black background, reminiscent of the aurora. Still, there's no shadowed camera like many teasers include (such as the recent Fujifilm teaser), so there's no trying to make out details to guess what it may be. Panasonic's most recent release was the Lumix DC-S1RII, which came out in February this year. That camera was a high-resolution full-frame camera with 8K video capabilities. It seems unlikely, then, that it will be something in that same vein, but we'll have to wait and see. If you want to be sure you don't miss the live stream, you can choose to get a notification from YouTube come the big day.
Panasonic is teasing an upcoming product announcement with a scheduled YouTube Livestream. The brand is holding details close to its chest, with the placeholder only revealing the Lumix branding. The caption doesn't reveal any additional information, other than the time of the reveal, which is scheduled for May 13th at 2:00 pm UTC.
The company also posted on its Instagram page, which at least had some movement to the teaser. It shows swirling greens and purples on the black background, reminiscent of the aurora. Still, there's no shadowed camera like many teasers include (such as the recent Fujifilm teaser), so there's no trying to make out details to guess what it may be.
Panasonic's most recent release was the Lumix DC-S1RII, which came out in February this year. That camera was a high-resolution full-frame camera with 8K video capabilities. It seems unlikely, then, that it will be something in that same vein, but we'll have to wait and see.
If you want to be sure you don't miss the live stream, you can choose to get a notification from YouTube come the big day.
