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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX37


$350.00 Released September, 2008

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Wide angle lens is great for landscapes. Accepts relatively cheap, widely available and high capacity SD/SDHC cards. Optical image stabilization.

The Cons:Poor LCD resolution and standard features for a $350 camera. No Panorama mode. Basic point and shoot.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX37 is one of the newest of Panasonic's wave of Lumix camera releases for 2008. The wide-angle Leica lens covers a 25-150mm range, making it one of the widest angle compact digital cameras available and may appeal to landscape photographers.

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Product Shot 2 The camera has a metal body which houses optical image stabilization and Panasonic's Venus IV image processor. Sibling products in the Lumix line, and the FX series in particular, have generally garnered acclaim for photographic quality and ergonomics.

Features:

  • 10.1 megapixel CCD sensor
  • 5x optical zoom Leica lens (25-150mm)
  • 2.5" LCD screen, 230K pixels
  • Records HD video
  • Over 20 scene modes
  • Intelligent auto-focus
  • Self-timer
  • Available in a variety of colors
  • Battery: proprietary rechargeable
  • Dimensions: 2.04'' x 3.73'' x .87''
  • Weight: 0.28 lbs

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Pros
  • 3

    wide angle lens is great for landscapes

  • 3

    accepts relatively cheap, widely available and high capacity SD/SDHC cards

  • 3

    optical image stabilization

  • 2

    compact and lightweight

  • 2

    very portable

  • 2

    solid construction

  • 1

    records video in high definition (1280 x 720 pixels)

  • 1

    Extremely intuitive menu navigation

  • 1

    5x optical zoom, higher than some of the competition

  • 1

    Leica lens

  • 1

    intelligent audio mode is good for average users

  • 1

    solid construction

Cons
  • 2

    poor LCD resolution and standard features for a $350 camera

  • 2

    no Panorama mode

  • 1

    basic point and shoot

  • 1

    poor image quality

  • 1

    shutter lag

  • 1

    pictures in low light conditions tend to have more magenta and lack depth

  • 1

    no color swapping feature like on Canons

  • 1

    the (supplied) 2 RCA jack cable (1 video, 1 audio-no stereo) does not produce HD movies on the TV; you have to buy the optional 5 RCA jack component cable for $40

  • 1

    can't zoom while recording video

  • 0

    low quality LCD screen

  • 0

    no flipping of vertical/horizontal images in preview like most cameras have these days

  • 0

    the flash is weak

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