Digital Camera Lumix Panasonic ReviewLooking for a nice camera to give it a gift this Christmas season you might want to consider the 7.2-Megapixel Panasonic DMC-FX12 or its little brother the 6.0-Megapixel DMC-FX10. Due to some internal tricks it’s able to fit an optical three times zoom (equals 35-105mm on a […]

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Panasonic‘The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 continues to be a best value for money and one of my very favourite. In a compact, light and solidly built body, it includes all the features desirable in a digital camera and throws in a couple that are hard to find in many other digital cameras: an effective image stabilization […]

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Panasonic“Finally we come to image quality, and here I’m afraid there is some bad news. Given all the fantastic features and performance, why on Earth has Panasonic chosen to cripple the FZ18 with a 1/2.5-in sensor, the size more commonly found in cheap 3x zoom compacts? The pity is that the lens is far and […]

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Panasonic“I really liked the the super compact and lightweight FZ8. This snappy little digicam provides an SLR-like level of photographic control and creative flexibility, but without the bulky bag of lenses that would be needed to cover the same (36mm – 432mm) focal length range with a dSLR. … Some potential purchasers may be put […]

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PanasonicOur main gripe is battery life. It will take some 250 shots without OIS turned on, but you must use it judiciously as, on heavy usage days, the small battery frequently ran out well shy of this figure. But these are foibles you can live with. It takes great pictures, and while it’s bulkier than […]

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Panasonicif you’re seriously considering the FZ8, you need to ask yourself two questions: are you the kind of person who likes studying images on-screen at 100%, and will you find the 36mm wide angle restrictive? If you answer yes to either, then you’ll probably be disappointed by the FZ8, but if the answer to both […]

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Panasonic’s 7.2-megapixel Lumix DMC-FX30 doesn’t hold any world records in terms of size or amenities, but the point-and-shoot does manage to offer up some fairly decent innards for a relatively modest price — none of which matter if performance suffers. To find out just how worthy Panny’s wide-angle, OIS-equipped snapper is of your cash, DigicamReview […]

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PanasonicDPInterface has a review of the Panasonic Lumix LX2 and writes, “Image quality was good though the noise levels and camera post-reduction smearing are fair issues. Thank goodness there’s a RAW image mode where you can save your photos from becoming paintings, to a certain extent.
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