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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS3
$180.00
Released March, 2008
The Pros:Easy to pick up and use without instruction. Video quality is sharp and clear, looks great on a HDTV. Camera automatically picks the best settings for any given setting, pictures come out great every time.
The Cons:Door for the battery is flimsy, easy to break off. Low light shooting is still pretty grainy, loose a lot of detail.
The simplest of the 3 new models recently introduced in Panasonic's FS line (FS3, FS5 and FS20), all of which were introduced as more affordable siblings to the FX line, the Panasonic Lumix DCM-FS3 puts 22 scene modes, optical image stabalization, a 3x optical zoom lens and image quality that many critics describe as better than average for the price range in a very small package.
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The 2.5" LCD covering most of the camera's back can sense and adjust to ambient lighting conditions to help with visibility in most situations (useful as there is no optical viewfinder).
Features:
- 8.1 megapixel CCD sensor
- 3x zoom lens
- Self-timer
- Available in a variety of colors
- Variety of scene modes
- Shoots video
- Dimensions: 2.10'' x 3.74'' x 0.89''
- Weight: 0.26 lbs
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easy to pick up and use without instruction
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video quality is sharp and clear, looks great on a HDTV
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camera automatically picks the best settings for any given setting, pictures come out great every time
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lag time between pictures is minimal
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feels solid and durable, nice build quality in general
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LCD is large and clear, easy to work with in any light
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door for the battery is flimsy, easy to break off
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low light shooting is still pretty grainy, loose a lot of detail
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