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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP7
$229.00
Released January, 2011
The Pros:Gets very large pictures that can be cropped down and zoomed in when you print. On-camera touch up features work well, take care of the most common problems. Optical image stabilizer works well, avoids blur from small movements of your hand.
The Cons:Lens isn't great, can't get extreme sharpness. Instructions aren't very clear and a lot of the settings on the camera are confusing. Facial recognition is inconsistent, doesn't always work.
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP7 is a compact digital camera built to be easy to use and small enough to fit in a shirt pocket. This is similar to the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP5, but has a more sensitive 16.1 megapixel sensor and a 9x Extra Optical zoom.
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Apart from that it is the same in design and functionality, using a 3.5 inch LCD touchscreen to access the controls and release the shutter. A special Touch Shutter function focuses on the subject selected and releases the shutter either right away or when the command is given. Auto-focus can track a moving subject as well, and zooming can be handled quickly and automatically by the camera when a subject is chosen.
Features
- 16.1-megapixel High-resolution CCD
- 3.5 in LCD touchscreen control
- Ultra-flat, Futuristic Design
- 4x Optical Zoom Lens with Folded Optics Technology
- 5x Intelligent Zoom, 9x Extra Optical Zoom
- Touch-control Shooting
- Touch Shutter
- Touch AF, Touch AF Tracking
- Touch Operation in iA Mode
- Touch Zoom
- Touch Playback Control
- 12/30 Multi Display
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gets very large pictures that can be cropped down and zoomed in when you print
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on-camera touch up features work well, take care of the most common problems
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optical image stabilizer works well, avoids blur from small movements of your hand
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thin and sleek design, can fit in any pocket without effort
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touch panel is responsive and easy to work with
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lens isn't great, can't get extreme sharpness
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instructions aren't very clear and a lot of the settings on the camera are confusing
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facial recognition is inconsistent, doesn't always work
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