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Title: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS3 Review
Pros: Nice color processing with plenty of control, Build quality and style among the best for this price, Impressive high ISO performance, Great point-and-shoot usability with very good results
Cons: Menus can be clunky in places, Red-eye poorly controlled at times, Soft optics equals soft images, Timings not always first-tier
Summary: In many ways, the all-new Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS3 - a new offering in a completely new series of models from the manufacturer - tries to be the best of both worlds, offering ultracompact style at what nearly qualifies as a budget compact price. In the flo
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Title: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS3 Review
Pros: Nice color processing with plenty of control, Build quality and style among the best for this price, Impressive high ISO performance, Great point-and-shoot usability with very good results
Cons: Menus can be clunky in places, Red-eye poorly controlled at times, Soft optics equals soft images, Timings not always first-tier
Summary: In many ways, the all-new Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS3 - a new offering in a completely new series of models from the manufacturer - tries to be the best of both worlds, offering ultracompact style at what nearly qualifies as a budget compact price. In the flo
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Title: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS5
Pros: Strong pictures; full-resolution burst mode; handy shooting menu; extensive flexibility
Cons: No manual control; less than glamorous styling
Verdict: A slow burner of a camera, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS5's wide-angle lens caught our eye, despite some pedestrian styling. The more we used it, the more we fell in love with it as we uncovered yet more flexible options, making this accessible point-and-sho
Summary: If you stick with it, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS5 is a surprisingly reliable and endlessly flexible compact camera. You'll find this point-and-shoot has plenty of options in playback mode, plus loads of features and Panasonic's excellent Mega OIS image st
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81/100 |
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Title: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS5
Pros: Strong pictures; full-resolution burst mode; handy shooting menu; extensive flexibility
Cons: No manual control; less than glamorous styling
Verdict: A slow burner of a camera, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS5's wide-angle lens caught our eye, despite some pedestrian styling. The more we used it, the more we fell in love with it as we uncovered yet more flexible options, making this accessible point-and-sho
Summary: If you stick with it, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS5 is a surprisingly reliable and endlessly flexible compact camera. You'll find this point-and-shoot has plenty of options in playback mode, plus loads of features and Panasonic's excellent Mega OIS image st
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81/100 |
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Title: Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5 / TZ15 review
Pros: 10x optical zoom with 28mm and stabilisation., Large detailed 3in screen with 460k pixels., HD movies and zooming when filming., Uncannily good automatic mode.,
Cons: Noise becomes a problem above 200 ISO., Little or no manual control., HD movies still no match for a camcorder., Extra screen detail only seen in playback.,
Summary: The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5 remains one of the most flexible compact cameras on the market - and one which has few if any rivals. Like its predecessor, it may not be the slimmest compact on the market, but uniquely packs in a 10x optical zoom lens complet
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87/100 |
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Title: Panasonic DMC-FX100 reviewed Digital Camera Review
Pros: Massive 12Mp resolution, 28mm wide angle lens, Small and stylish, Good build quality, Metering works well, Nice colour rendition, Excellent scene modes
Cons: Images show noise, No AP or SP modes
Verdict: The FX100 has a kind of Canon Ixus appeal to it, with the gun-metal grey barrel and it's one of Panasonic's nicest looking cameras with a large 2.5in. LCD and very flashy looking buttons on the back. On top of the good looks then, it packs 12Mp resolution
Summary: With a mighty 12Mp resolution packed into a compact body, the new camera from Panasonic is the exact opposite of Duncan Evans but he takes a look anyway.
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80/100 |
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Title: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS3 Review - Digital Cameras
Pros: Proper flash exposure Flexibility in certain scene modes iA spot-on for most shooting situation during the day Quick start-up time
Cons: Slightly soft image Slow AF iA in low-light
Verdict: An inexpensive point-and-shoot for casual shooters.
Summary: panasonic lumix dmc-fs3 review: The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS3 is an inexpensive point-and-shoot for casual shooters.
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63/100 |
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