Panasonic Lumix DMC-LS80

This Intelligent Camera Will Think For You (413 words)
by janharper - written on 13/01/09 (Very useful, 206 readings)
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it gives a good introduction to the process of manipulating digital photographs. It has actually whetted my appetite enough to make me want something a bit more advanced. The Lumix LS80 has a 3X optical zoom lens and a resolution of 8.1 megapixels. It is also fitted an extra 4.8X optical zoom. The focus can be set to normal, or macro. Functions can be set manually to macro, scene setting, or intelligent. The intelligent setting does the job for you. That, I must admit, is the one I use. The flash can also be set to come on when required, or switched off. This little camera can also be set to take a video. The running time depends on the capacity of your memory ...

Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX2

Almost Panasonic Perfection (178 words)
by LittleCharlie - written on 14/11/08 (Useful, 62 readings)
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First off, let me say I demand alot from my camera kit. My usual camera to shoot with is a Canon 5D or medium format film, so my standards are quite high. This camera really surprised me. I was looking for something small to keep in my handbag for those unmissable shots and the odd night out, and this one really delivers. To the casual user, the picture quality will be great. It will print fab big prints and has a really good low light facility so that you don't need the flash all the time. The flash is also very effective when it's just too dark to see! For best quality shoot at no higher than ISO100 and shoot RAW format, although you'll need to be able ...

Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX1

Excellent camera with noise issue (599 words)
by dave_williams - written on 12/08/06 (Useful, 126 readings)
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I tend to shoot pictures in unusual situations, iike the underground/subway, or at night, and it has served me well- it s pocketable (although not as pocketable as my previous Panasonic FX-7), turns on very fast, and has the range of control options (Auto, Program, Aperture priority, Shutter priority and full manual control) which I want. The OIS (optical Image Stabilisation) works well, and is worth a couple of stops handheld in dark conditions. The exxcellent joystick control gives immediate access to key settings, like ISO speed and file type (JPEG low compression, JPEG high compression, TIFF and RAW- both of the latter a first for a point and shoot- see below), so ...