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Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS10 14.1 MP Digital Camera with 16x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and Built-In GPS Function (Black)
Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS10 14.1 Megapixel Compact Camera – 4.30 mm-68.80 mm – Black DMC-ZS10K Digital Cameras
Product Features
- Powerful 16x Optical Zoom: The DMC-ZS10 features a powerful 16x optical zoom lens (35mm camera equivalent: 24-384mm)
- Touch Zoom Function: The touch-screen operation on the DMC-ZS10 makes zooming even easier.
- High-speed Consecutive Shooting
- Burst Shooting Mode in Category Playback
- Sonic Speed AF: The Sonic Speed AF system includes numerous re-engineering enhancements
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Great camera for candid, event, and wildlife photography I bought this at Costco, so maybe this review won’t get printed, but if it does, here goes. I own and still love the ZS-3 and the ZS-7 and have taken tons of images with both. The ZS-10 is a small step backwards in image purity but a big step forward in usefulness. When I want to take a single image of a still life subject in difficult lighting conditions such as backlighting or very high contrast, the 3 or the 7 will yield more reliable results. In those conditions, the 10 sometimes shows some purple fringing or neon borders; not enough to make the images unusable, but remarkable simply because those defects almost never happen with the 7 or the 3. But most of my photography doesn’t involve still subjects in high-contrast lighting. I take pictures of the grandson playing with the dog, or of speakers and performers at an event, or of faces in a crowd in a public place, or of birds in nature. In those situations, the high-speed full-frame burst mode of the 10 opens the door to…
Awesome Camera and Image Quality – I am a semi-professional photographer, and wanted a small travel camera to go along with my DSLR. I have owned Panasonic’s TZ1, TZ5, ZS3, ZS6. The ZS6 was a disappointment regarding low light image quality. I purchased the ZS10 after I looked at the new specs, and saw that they changed the sensor and added the Handheld Nightshot Mode. This new model is amazing! The low light photos are clean and have low level noise as compared to the ZS6 and ZS3. I was able to use manual mode as well to accomplish some tricks in the field, such as smoothing a waterfal while maintaining the proper scene exposure. I love the other mode settings I can manipulate, such as the white balance and easier EV settings. I’ve gotten some great shots with that, including improved food shots in Aperture Priority Mode, over using the scene selection for Food, which turned out a little blurry (which may be my fault of being too close). The lense quality is simply amazing. The detail in the photos is…
POOR low light pics, even after FW update (SEE PICS) This is my fifth Panasonic digital camera, (my eighth digital camera of any brand if you don’t count 6 or 7 camera-phones – I like gadgets). I have Panasonic’s FZ-28 and just sold my pretty blue ZS-7 to a relative needing a great camera, as I was anticipating this year’s model to be even better. I wish I had read the reviews first. Once I did, I was really disappointed, so I ended up buying a Sony HX5V first, since it was only 189 bux and had similar features and was touted to have good low-light performance. I take a lot of low-light pics, so this is a feature I always look for. The Sony pics came out pretty good, but I really missed the Panasonic interface (it just made more “sense” to me & obviously, I was used to it), and the longer zoom (16x vs 10x on the Sony). After a few weeks with the Sony, I took another look at the ZS-10. I found that there had been two firmware updates since the initial release, one which claimed to improve detail. I fell in love with the brown, and took a…