Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX35EG-N

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50EG-S

angle tends to vignette, even with the low-profile Hoya super pro polarising filter - the 12x zoom is great but doesn t focus close enough (approx 2m minimum), so using macro more often than I d expect - Panasonic spares v costly (and hard to get at airports!) - get the Olympus FL50 flash, the Uniross battery etc - custom settings should be easier to alter: "set from what I m using" would be good - multi-frame rather clunky - wide angle not very wide This Panasonic camera has been well reviewed at Digital Photography Review of course, where there s a good Panasonic user forum ...

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ5EG-S

has such ease of use for the beginner and sufficient to satisy the serious photographer as well. A really great camera with features that are often only found in the more expensive Digital Camera and there are not as many around in this price range as you would ...

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ5EG-S

I bought this from Pixmania recently for under £240 and it is an excellent camera for the money. On second thoughts, it would be an excellent camera for £350 but Pixmania has a great deal on. I bought a 1Gb data card as the bundled card at 32Mb would only be good for a handful of top quality photo's. The features are easy to use, has a great user interface and the picture quality is stunning. I had a Canon PowerShot A70 before which was OK but only 3.2 mega-pixels. The step up to 5 Mp+ makes a big difference but i is really in the quality of the Leica lens and a massive 10X optical zoom that the real difference is noticed. Unlike most of its ...