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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP5
$199.00
Released January, 2011
The Pros:Sliding panel protects the lens against bumps, fairly durably constructed. Pictures generally come out clear and sharp. Fast and accurate auto-focus, pretty dependable for getting sharp pictures every time.
The Cons:Priced much higher than the average point-and-shoot.
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP5 is a compact digital camera built to be compact enough to fit comfortably in a shirt pocket. Control is almost entirely through the 3.5 inch LCD touchscreen, through which the subject is selected and shutter release is controlled.
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This is similar to the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP7, but the sensor is slightly less sensitive at 14.1 megapixels and Extra Optical Zoom extends to just 8.4x. Otherwise they are the same, with a 4x optical zoom lens with folded optics technology for a more compact design and touch-control shooting to enable the subject to be selected for auto-focus even if it rests toward the side of the frame.
Features
- 14.1-megapixel High-resolution CCD
- 3.5 in LCD touchscreen control
- Ultra-flat, Futuristic Design
- 4x Optical Zoom Lens with Folded Optics Technology
- 5x Intelligent Zoom, 8.4x Extra Optical Zoom
- Touch-control Shooting
- Touch Shutter
- Touch AF, Touch AF Tracking
- Touch Operation in iA Mode
- Touch Zoom
- Touch Playback Control
- 12/30 Multi Display
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Pros & Cons
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sliding panel protects the lens against bumps, fairly durably constructed
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pictures generally come out clear and sharp
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fast and accurate auto-focus, pretty dependable for getting sharp pictures every time
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low light photos are reasonable, can see the details fairly well
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image stabilization process is good, more than accounts for a little handshake
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LCD is large, clear and bright
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images are extremely detailed, and can be cropped down a fair bit without losing sharpness
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priced much higher than the average point-and-shoot
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