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Lumix is 25 years old –and Panasonic is throwing parties all over the globe to celebrate

Come and toast 25 years of Lumix cameras in the US, UK, Australia, Germany, Brazil, Italy and France

Lumix is 25 years old –and Panasonic is throwing parties all over the globe to celebrate

Panasonic is marking the 25th anniversary of the Lumix brand with a series of global events called Lumix Collective. These gatherings, taking place between November and December, aim to bring together photography and filmmaking enthusiasts to showcase what makes the Lumix brand special. The events include talks, workshops, hands-on experiences with the latest Lumix gear, and the chance to obtain exclusive merchandise.

Lumix Collective events are scheduled to occur in cities around the world, such as Manchester, UK on November 17, Sydney, Australia on November 20, Berlin, Germany on November 21, São Paulo, Brazil on November 24, Milan, Italy on November 25, Paris, France on December 4, and New York, US on a date yet to be announced.

Attendees are encouraged to bring their Lumix cameras to connect with fellow enthusiasts, get inspired, and explore the brand's offerings. Some of the notable speakers at the Manchester event on November 17 include Emily Lowrey, Gordon Laing, Sam Bassett, Ed Prosser, and the reporter, who will be leading a panel discussion.

Additionally, the Manchester gathering will feature interactive workshops, such as Hybrid Storytelling with Josh Cameron, LUT workflow with Ross McConaghy, and cinematic content creation with Tommy Rowe of Rowe Films. Visitors can also participate in photography and video shooting experiences featuring live subjects and professional lighting, all while taking in the latest Lumix cameras and lenses.

Tickets for the events are priced at £10 each, and participants can use the code LUMIX25 to receive a 25% discount. To secure a spot, attendees can visit the provided link and enter the code.

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