Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX55

When I first got this camera for my birthday last year, i thought 'oh jees, it looks complicated!' But then after using it for about 10 minutes I grasped all the ways of changing settings and understood it really easily! You definitely don't need to be a technology geek to figure this camera out, even if somebody as thick as a brick could use this camera no problem! The camera is stylish, compact and not heavy, and if travelling and you need the adaptor, this is also small and light. An excellent feature on this camera is the shutter - the speed automatically changes to suit whether you are moving fast or slow, and takes perfect pictures with no ...  Read the complete review

I'm really enjoying this camera! I would truely recommend this to any amateur photographers just starting out. It is the ultimate in point and click cameras. The design (in black) is attractive and its metal body feels solid and comfortable in the hand. The first thing that will strike you is the giant 3 inch LCD display on the back, which gives great resolution and colour to pictures, especially useful if you're the kind of person who likes to leave lots of photos on the camera to show your friends! Being a Panasonic Lumix means it uses a high quality Leica lense which is 28mm wide angle allowing for some brilliant 16:9 pictures. The video mode ...  Read the complete review

Hello, I wasted tons of time looking for "the perfect digital camera", but the search just stopped with the lumix Fx55Eg. Lumix called my attention with its optical image stabilizer technology (mega O.I.S.) which fight against blurred images, this tech compensate for handshake and movement of the subject, amazing!. Try it walking, running or riding a motorcycle and no more blurred picture. Another point is the camera got 7 ISOs, that's mean you can use it with any kind of light; have you seen a picture where the person got all the flash and the background is dark??, not anymore, with the auto ISO. for example: If the subject is ...  Read the complete review