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| dand370 |
Posted: Jun 3 2006, 06:14 PM
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Administrator Group: Admin Posts: 7 Member No.: 1 Joined: 27-April 06 |
I like:
- the smart design of all controls. - good main lens with very usefull x12 optical zoom. - very bright LCD and very nice EVF. - long life rechargeable batteries - aprox. 300 shots or few (3-4)weeks of random use before a full recharge. - the optical stabilizer. - I can add 55 mm filters such as UV filter and circular polarizer filter. - the flash output is adjustable !!! you can play with different level of flash output in order to obtain a nice fill-up flash or to avoid the burning white areas as a result of to much harsh light from the flash. For example for a indoor close-up you can setup the flash output to -2 steps and you will have a nice soft flash light. - in good light you can use the Shutter Speed priority to catch the "never stand still kid". - you can do 3:2 rate photos = no crop required when you print on 4x6" format. I don't like: - ISO 200, 400 indoor or dim light = lots of noise !! you will need a noise reduction software to use in situation. For outdoor or good light is ok. - the 32 MBytes SD card which comes with the camera is a SHAME !! you need at least 256 Mbytes SD = 70 photos at 3:2 ratio - 7 Mpixels high quality jpg mode. - Shutter Lag - I lost lots of potential good pictures - birds or wildlife scenes - before I learned to get rid off the shutter lag. Must have with this camera: - 55 mm optical filter UV (to protect the main lens from dust and scratches) and circular polarizer. - a small cord with a self adesive button for the main lens cap !!! not provided by Panasonic with initial kit/box. - a camera bag. - SD card at least 512 Mbytes. Ideal ...2 Gbytes 133x - Tripod ! indoor you have to use ISO80 or ISO 100 to avoid the noise !!! |
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