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Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3
$499.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Clear zoom. Wide angle photography. High quality metal body.
The Cons:Images are noisy starting from ISO 200 (and above). AVCHD Lite HD video format is not very well supported, can be a hassle for exporting. Auto focus speed is slow compared to options from competitors such as Canon.
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3 is the high end of the Z Series digital cameras that offers 10.1 megapixels and 12x optical zoom to create quality images from distances. To assist with the capturing of these images they have installed a 25mm wide-angle lens which increases the area of the visual field enabling the user to take large group or landscape photos.
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The Intelligent Auto Mode compensates for shakiness and movement with the Mega Optical Image Stabilizer while detecting faces, selecting the ideal scene mode, focus and exposure for the environment and correcting red-eye to ensure the highest quality images. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3 is made for those who are looking to find more options for their photos and who want to take high quality pictures with ease.
Features
- 10.1 Megapixels
- 12x Optical Zoom
- 25mm Wide Angle Lens
- Intelligent Auto Mode
- AVCHD Lite movie mode with stereo mic and zoom
- Lithium Ion Battery
- 3.0" LCD Display
- Mini HDMI Output
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Accurate images with minimal distortions as well as accurate colours
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Clear and powerful 12x zoom in a portable package
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HD 720p video capture, albeit the annoying format (see con)
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Effective and useful iA mode, that consistently pick a good shooting mode and configuration depending on the environment
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Images are noisy starting from ISO 200 (and above)
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AVCHD Lite HD video format is not very well supported, can be a hassle for exporting
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Auto focus speed is slow compared to options from competitors such as Canon
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