Review (Summary): "The Lumix DMC-L10 is Panasonic's second digital SLR, and unlike its debut model, this one's aimed squarely at the consumer market. Launched at the IFA trade show in Berlin during August 2007, the new L10 shares little ...

A great camera. I love it for it feels like a real camera in my hands and give very high value for the money. You would have to spend over $1000.00 for a digital SLR version.

[IMG Panasonic Lumix TZ3]LetsGoDigital have reviewed the new Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3 - it has a 7mp sensor, a Leica 28mm wide 10x optical zoom with optical image stabilisation, a 3" screen, and is an update to the TZ1. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3 is available for £178 from Amazon: "For myself I must say that I enjoyed using the Panasonic Lumix TZ3 in practice. The improvements compared with its predecessor are obvious. The most striking feature being the 28mm wide angle of course. The compact

[IMG Panasonic FX55]DCResource have reviewed the new Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX55 - a compact digital camera with an 8 megapixel sensor, wide angle Leica 3.6x optical zoom lens, 3" screen and new "Intelligent Auto mode", the FX55 is available for £199: "Panasonic's Lumix DMC-FX55 offers some big camera features -- including image stabilization, a wide-angle lens, and a huge 3-inch LCD -- and puts them into a sleek ultra-compact body. For the most part, they've succeeded -- the FX55 is a responsive

[IMG Panasonic Lumix FX100]Trusted Reviews have reviewed the new Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX100 - Panasonic's new 12 megapixel digital camera - it features a wide angle Leica 3.6x optical zoom lens with optical image stabilisation, 16:9 high resolution (1280 x 720) movie recording, ISO upto 6400, and is available in silver and black for £209: "The Panasonic Lumix FX100 is a difficult camera. While it has excellent build quality, good performance and an exceptionally fine lens, its usefulness is lim

CameraLabs have reviewed the Panasonic DMC-L10, a new 10.1 megapixel DSLR camera with a unique 2.5 inch free angle LCD screen complete with full time live view.

From the "better late than never" file, here's my review of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX55. Hit the link to see how this ultra-compact camera with a wide-angle lens, image stabilization, and huge LCD performs.

CircuitCity.com has the Panasonic DMC-TZ3K 7.2-Megapixel Digital Camera - Black for $230 after $120 instant discount w/ free shipping. The Panasonic DMC-TZ3K 7.2-Megapixel Digital Camera features: 7.2-megapixel, 10x optical zoom, 3″ LCD disp

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CompUSA.com has the Panasonic SDR-S10P1 SD Camcorder for $233 w/ free shipping. The Panasonic SDR-S10P1 SD Camcorder features: SD/SDHC card slot, 2.7″ LCD display, Water-resistant, 10x optical zoom, Digital image stabilizer and Shock-proof.

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Panasonic's newest FX line camera looks pretty, has a Leica lens and a massive screen. We took it for a spin to see if it was up to snuff.

Panasonic's newest FX line camera looks pretty, has a Leica lens and a massive screen. We took it for a spin to see if it was up to snuff.

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX55 features:

• 8 megapixel
• 3.6x wide angle optical zoom lens
• Intelligent scene selection
• Face detection
• 3 inch LCD
• Auto-brightness LCD
• ISO sensitivity range of 100 to 1600
• Intelligent Auto Mode

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The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 aims to be the camera that has it all: a wide 28mm angle for...

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 is great fun to use, and is an uncluttered and responsive dSLR-like interface giving access to a wealth of features. Just about everything is tweakable, while the giant zoom, accomplished lens and excellent image quality make this as much fun as it's possible to have without an dSLR

When one manufacturer makes a 12-megapixel compact camera, everyone else has to make one too.

A nice body design and good image quality make the Panasonic Lumix DMC-L10 an enticing entry-level SLR, but a pricey kit lens makes this kit too expensive

[IMG Panasonic FZ18]DPReview have reviewed the new Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 - an update to the FZ8, the FZ18 is an ultra zoom digital camera featuring a massive Leica wide-angle 18x optical zoom lens, with the same zoom range as the Olympus SP-550UZ, the FZ18 has an 8 megapixel sensor, a 2.5" screen and new "Intelligent Auto mode". It will be available for £249: "In summary the the FZ18 is a well built, well designed and very versatile photographic tool that offers an awful lot in a compact an

Wize.com has a great review page for the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ30 camera. It rated a 90, which isn't bad.The next model, the FZ50 has just been reviewed at Steve's Digicams.Here's some stats on the new camera...

DP Review has reviewed the Panasonic DMC-FZ18 and gives it a rating of 'recommended'. They conclude - 'If you can live with the compromises that such a camera inevitably comes with (and you mainly shoot in daylight), you will get a lot out of using it, even if it's your first 'serious' camera. On this basis we think it's safe to say that the FZ18 - which is certainly the best of the 'really big' zoom cameras we've tried so...

I've posted my review of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-L10, a digital SLR that features a swiveling LC, live view, and an image stabilized kit lens.

Just Posted! Our review of the latest Panasonic 'super zoom', the Lumix DMC-FZ18. Essentially an upgraded version of the FZ8 the new model is one of several models released this year to sport a whopping 18x (28-504mm equiv.) zoom lens and an 8MP CCD sensor. We were slightly underwhelmed by the last 18x / 8MP camera we reviewed, but Panasonic has an excellent track record when it comes to image quality and usability, so we had high hopes for the FZ18. Did it live up to them? Check out the comprehensive review after the link to find out!...

The second full-featured digital SLR from Panasonic is the new Lumix DMC-L10. And while Panasonic is a relative newcomer to the SLR marketplace, the L10 packs an impressive set of features and a very interesting lens into one unique camera kit. Read on for our full review!

PhotographyBLOG reviews the Panasonic Lumix DMC-L10 where they conclude - 'Trying to decide what award the Panasonic Lumix DMC-L10 should receive has proven to be a difficult task, principally because the overall package that's currently available doesn't make too much sense. Panasonic have gone to great lengths to make the L10 the perfect beginner's DSLR, suitable for all those people who are considering stepping-up from a compact camera..... Highly-recommended if you can make the significant financial jump from £200...

I've been looking through the web statistics for DigiCamReview, and found Octobers's Top 5 most popular digital cameras reviewed on this site, based on our readers page views over the month of October. Here's the most recent list, with the new Fujifilm FinePix S9600 S9100 at number 1. If you're looking for a great digital camera, then why not have a look at these popular cameras:

1 - Fujifilm FinePix S9600 S9100 - 10.7x optical zoom, 9mp, £219.
2 - Fujifilm FinePix F40fd - 8mp, 3x opt, 2.5", High ISO, £119.
3 - Panasonic Lumix FX30 - 7mp, 3.6x optical zoom, 2.5", IS, £163.
4 - Fujifilm FinePix F30 - 6mp, 3x opt, 2.5", High ISO.
5 - Canon Digital IXUS 70 - 7mp, Compact 3x optical zoom, 2.5", £117.

Previously: July 2007, June 2007, April 2007, March 2007, Feb 2007, Jan 2007

Photography BLOG have reviewed the new Panasonic Lumix DMC-L10 - a new 10 megapixel digital SLR based on the four-thirds standard, with live view, optical image stabilisation (built into the Leica lens), a rotating 2.5" screen, ISO1600 and Dust Reduction. The L10 is available for £899 with kit lens:

"Panasonic have gone to great lengths to make the L10 the perfect beginner's DSLR, suitable for all those people who are considering stepping-up from a compact camera. The innovative free-angle LCD screen and advanced Live View mode mean that you can use the L10 like any compact, plus features like Face Detection and Intelligent ISO all contribute to a DSLR that operates and handles just like your favourite ultra-zoom, even down to the similarly light-weight body."

Panasonic Lumic DMC-L10 DSLR Previews: DPReview

This time we have taken our review candidate, the Panasonic FZ18, for a sight-seeing tour around Roermond, our beautiful hometown in the south of the Netherlands. The camera proved an excellent travel companion as it is compact and quite light for its size. Coupled with its thoughtful design this makes the Panasonic FZ18 a strong contender in the super-zoom field and one you should certainly put on your shortlist if you are in the market for such a camera. Read our Panasonic FZ18 review or checkout our Dutch Panasonic FZ18 test.

A shame from Panasonic. Very noisy pictures when in real size. Even in reduced preview the quality ...

The good: Intelligent Auto mode was spot on most of the time; solid build; good overall performance.

The Panasonic DMC FX100 is a very good, smaller compact digital camera. It takes decent photos in most situations. It is also very strong when it comes to ease of use. With 12 megapixels you should have no problem producing large prints.

The Panasonic DMC FZ18 offers an even longer zoom lens than most super zoom cameras (18x). Picture quality is very good and you will also find more than enough features to keep you busy. Well worth a closer look.

The Panasonic DMC FZ8 is a seven megapixel, super zoom camera. It has a 12x optical zoom lens. You will find a number of advanced features with this camera. This video gives you an overview of the main features and can also act as a quick start guide.

The Panasonic DMC TZ3 is one of the more straight forward super zoom digital cameras. It is also one of the more smaller and compact models. This video guide gives you a quick run through of the main features and gives you a flying start when it comes to operating the camera.

The Panasonic DMC FX10 is a handy, pocket sized digital camera. It is a fairly standard model and is easy enough to use. The video shows you the main features and gives you an idea of how to get started with the camera.

Considering its price tag the Panasonic DMC LS60 is an impressive camera. Overall I found it to be one if the best digital cameras to be available for under 100 pounds. Don’t be put off by the fact it only has six megapixels as this is enough for high quality eight by eleven inch prints.

The Panasonic DMC TZ3 is a very good digital camera. It has a long zoom lens, images stabilisation and a wide angle lens. It is pretty straightforward and easy to use. One of the biggest selling points of the camera is its compact body size.

The Panasonic DMC LZ7 offers twice the standard amount of zoom for only a little more money than a fairly basic digital camera. It is easy to use and takes a decent, if not perfect, picture.

There is more to the Panasonic DMC FX10 than its low price tag. It is hard to think of a better pocket sized digital camera available at a lower price. Picture quality may not be perfect, but it is some way above average.

The Panasonic DMC LX2 is an advanced digital camera with ten megapixels and a wide angle lens. It has many features you would expect to find on a digital SLR. On the whole the camera performed well in my tests. In fact it was outstanding in lowlight.

The Panasonic DMC FZ8 is one of the best super zoom digital cameras I have tested. It is also available at a very reasonable price. Picture quality is very good indeed. There are a wide range of features, but Panasonic have still managed to make the DMC FZ8 easy to use.

> Click here for a larger image The NV-GS80 is Panasonic’s latest entry level digital camera and uses familiar MiniDV tapes to record digital, widescreen footage.

3 minute video guide to the Panasonic DMC FZ7. This is super zoom camera with 6 megapixels and a 12x optical zoom lens.

Panasonic has today announced the Lumix DMC-FZ8, a new 7.2 megapixel digital camera, featuring a powerful 12x optical zoom lens (equivalent to 36-432mm on a 35mm film camera). See full story...

3 minute video guide to the key features of the Panasonic DMC FX07. Plus detailed review and price c

3 minute video guide to the key features of the Panasonic DMC FX3. Plus detailed review and price comparisons.

3 minute video guide to the key features of the Panasonic DMC FX50. Plus detailed review and price comparisons.

I really like the Panasonic DMC FX50. It has some useful features (image stabilisation, extra large LCD screen, wide angle lens). Even more importantly it takes excellent photos and is easy to use. Recommended.

The Panasonic DMC FX3 is available at a fairly generous price. Overall the camera is a pretty solid offering. Build quality and picture quality are both good and the camera is certainly easy to use. It is also one of the few pocket sized cameras to offer image stabilisation.

Photography Blog has posted a review of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50, a dSLR like digital camera with a 12x optical zoom and 10.2 megapixels resolution. With optical image stabilization and ISO speeds of up to 1600, the FZ50 should be well equipped to make use of the long zoom without the use of a tripod.

The reviewer recommends the Panasonic DMC-FZ50 and writes:
“The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 is simply a joy to use, offering a DSLR-like experience whilst avoiding some of the problems that DSLRs have (principally dust on the sensor and the lack of live view via the LCD screen). It’s a stylish, straight-forward, advanced camera with that 12x Leica zoom lens as its main attraction. […] If you’re really interested in the massive focal range on offer and you don’t want a “proper” DSLR, then the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 should still find a place on your shopping list, despite that persistent issue of noise.”

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX50 has been tested by Digital Camera Info. The Lumix DMC-FX50 is an ultra compact point and shoot camera with 7.2 megapixels resolution and a very large 3 inch display. Interesting features include the 3.6 times optical zoom lens, supported by image stabilization. On top of that the FX50’s lens allows wide angle shots (28mm, 35mm equivalent). Supporting ISO speeds of up to 3200, the Panasonic FX50 should be well equipped for low light or fast action shooting.

The review results:
“[…] The chunk of plastic and metal is less than an inch thick and slides into pockets and purses for easy transportation. […] Better still, it is easy to use. […] Everything about the FX50 isn’t this good though. Its images are so noisy that they look like painted pictures with messy brush strokes. The auto focus system doesn’t handle low light well at all, so pictures are bound to be blurry despite the image stabilization and wide manual ISO range.”

8 Megapixel Digital Camera with 12x Optical Zoom & MEGA Optical Image Stabilizer