Panasonic Digital Camera Specifications

The Lumix DMC 3D1 produces 3D images. It can also shoot 3D video clips as well as being able to shoot 2D High Definition movies. The camera uses two lenses to create the 3D images. When you are not shooting in 3D mode they can be used for dual shooting of 2D wide and zoom photos. Other features include a 3.5 inch LCD screen. The screen gives you touch control. The Lumix DMC 3D1 also has the capability to shoot 2D images at 8 frames per second.

This is a pocket camera with the lens sighted in the top left hand corner. The lens is protected by a sliding lens cover. Some features can be controlled through the touch sensitive LCD screen. The Lumix DMC FP3 can shoot High Definition movies and the LCD screen is 3 inches in size.

The Lumix DMC FS10 offers a surprisingly wide range of features when you take a look at the price tag. This type of camera tends to offer good vale for money. It includes High Definition movies and image stabilisation.

This is another affordable pocket camera from Panasonic. It is suitable for anyone looking for a smaller pocket camera with a few extra features. It can shoot High Definition movies, has image stabilisation and a 2.7 inch LCD screen.

The Lumix DMC FS16 is capable of shooting High Definition movies. It has a 2.7 inch LCD screen. The amount of zoom available can be increased to a maximum of 8.4x when shooting at lower resolutions. In macro mode the camera is able to focus from 5cm away from the subject.

The Lumix DMC FS18 has a fairly standard set of features for a cheaper pocket camera. It can shoot High Definition movies and has a 2.7 inch LCD screen. For close up photography it can focus from 5cm away from the subject. Extra zoom is available at lower resolutions with a maximum 9x becoming available when shooting at 3 megapixels.

The Lumix DMC FS22 offers a combination of pocket size, touch control and ease of use simplicity. Other features include High Definition movies, image stabilisation and a 4x wide angle lens. For close up photography it is capable of focusing from 5cm away from your subject. It is available in silver, black and pink.

This camera offers a bit of extra zoom power compared to a lot of similarly sized digital cameras. The lens has wide angle capabilities to add to the flexibility offered by the camera. It is fairly easy to use and can also shoot High Definition movies.

This camera gives you the option of changing some of the setting through a touch screen interface. For example you can set exposure and focusing points by touching the screen. As is more or less standard for Panasonic digital cameras you can also shoot High Definition movies.

The Lumix DMC FS35 offers some extra zoom compared to a lot of compact digital cameras. The amount of zoom available can be increased to a maximum of 18x when shooting at lower resolutions. The camera is able to capture High Definition movies and has software built in that makes it easier for you to upload photos and video clips to web sites such as Facebook and YouTube.

The big attraction of the Lumix DMC FS37 is likely to be the 3 inch, touch controlled LCD screen. This camera is capable of shooting High Definition movies and has a wide angle lens. As with other Panasonic digital cameras you can choose to increase the amount of zoom on offer when shooting at lower resolutions.

Panasonic have waterproofed the Lumix DMC FT10 to depths of 3m and insulated it from cold to temperatures to -10 degrees centigrade. It is shock absorbent too. This protects it from drops of up to 1.5m. On top of this it is dustproof too. Other features include a 2.7 inch LCD screen, the ability to shoot High Definition movies and an Intelligent Auto mode. The LCD screen has a special High Angle mode. This makes it easier to view the screen if you need to hold the camera above eye level to take a shot.

This robust digital camera is waterproof to depths of 10m, shockproof to drops of 2m and freezeproof to -10 degrees centigrade. It can shoot High Definition movies, has a wide angle lens and image stabilisation is built in too. Versions are available in orange, yellow and blue.

The Lumix DMC FT3 is a robust digital camera. It is waterproof to depths of 12m, freezeproof down to temperatures of -10 degrees centigrade, shockproof to drops of 2m and dustproof too. Features also include a compass, GPS positioning, a barometer and an altimeter. It can also shoot High Definition movies.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC FX70 is a 14 megapixel digital camera. It has a 3 inch touch controlled LCD screen. For zooming in there is a wide angle 5x zoom lens. You can shoot High Definition movies and image stabilisation is available too.

The Lumix DMC FX700 has a touch controlled, 3 inch LCD screen. In addition to this it offers fully manual exposure as well as aperture and shutter priority. There is also a larger f/2.2 maximum aperture. The movie mode is also advanced with High Definition movies offering a maximum resolution of 1080p. Stereo sound can be recorded and zoom is also available while shooting.

The big attraction of this camera is likely to be its touch control screen. Panasonic has equipped the Lumix DMC FX77 with an extra large 3.5 inch LCD screen. As 20.6mm wide it should fit easily into most pockets. It can shoot High Definition movies and also has a 3D photo mode.

The Lumix DMC FX90 has a couple of features that are not readily available on all digital cameras. These are the ability to send images to a computer using Wi-Fi and the ability to shoot 3D still images. In addition you change settings and controls using a 3 inch touch sensitive LCD screen. The 5x zoom lens has wide angle capabilities and includes a feature that gives you access to up to 9.8x zoom if you reduce the number of megapixels you are shooting at. For movies there is a High Definition movie mode.

Panasonic have packed in a wide range of features. These include a wide angle lens, image stabilisation, manual exposure controls, 11 frames per second burst mode, a 3 inch vari angle LCD screen and a hot shoe. The movie mode is one of the most advanced I have seen. It can shoot 1080p High Definition movies as opposed to the more widely available 720p. Stereo sound can be recorded and there is also a special high speed, QVGA movie mode. This can capture footage at 220 frames per second. You can then play back these movies in slow motion.

The Lumix DMC FZ150 is one of the most advanced digital cameras on the market. As well as the extra long zoom lens it has a full set of manual exposure controls. It can take shots at a speed of 12 frames per second and also has a special 3D mode. Image stabilisation is included as is a hot shoe and the ability to store images in RAW format. It can capture Full High Definition movies with stereo sound. The LCD screen is 3 inches in size and pulls away from the body to make your life easier if you find yourself in an awkward shooting position.

The Lumix DMC FZ45 offers plenty of all round scope. As well as the more obvious power for zooming in on a subject the lens also has wide angle capabilities for photographing wide scenes such as landscapes. A 1cm macro mode lets you get right in close to your subject and the electronic viewfinder will appeal to many people. Image stabilisation has been built in as has the ability to shoot High Definition movies.

If you are looking for lens power the Lumix DMC FZ48 has a 24x zoom lens. The lens also has wide angle capabilities and image stabilisation. If you need even more zoom you can opt to decrease the number of megapixels you are shooting at in return for extra zoom up to 46.9x. Other features include a set of manual exposure controls and manual focusing. In addition to the 3 inch LCD screen there is also a viewfinder available for composing images. There is a special mode for shooting 3D still images. You can also record Full High Definition movies with stereo sound.

The Lumix DMC G10 has plenty of advanced features. These include manual exposure, the ability to store images in RAW and minimum shutter speeds of 4 minutes when using the bulb setting. There is a 3 inch LCD screen and also a viewfinder.

The Lumix DMC G2 has a 3 inch touch controlled LCD screen. You also have access to a viewfinder. Other features include the ability to shoot High Definition movies and a set of manual exposure controls. Still images can be stored in RAW format. This opens up extra options for you if you like to work on your photos using image editing packages. The maximum shooting speed for still images is 3.2 frames per second.

The Lumix DMC G3 has a 3 inch LCD screen that pulls out away from the body and also twists around. The screen is touch sensitive allowing some settings to be changed via touching the screen. It has manual exposure controls, a viewfinder and images can be stored in RAW mode. There is a High Definition movie mode. Stereo sound can be recorded to accompany your movie clips.

The Lumix DMC GF2 is remarkably small for a camera that offers you the ability to interchange lenses. The camera body itself is almost pocket sized. There are plenty of advanced features on offer for the more discerning photographer. These include manual exposure, Full High Definition movies, 3.2 frames per second and a 3 inch touch controlled LCD screen.

The Lumix DMC GF3 is a compact size even for a compact system camera. It has a set of manual exposure controls (Fully Manual, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority) as well as the ability to store images in RAW format. Some settings can be accessed through a touch sensitive LCD screen. The Lumix DMC GF3 is also capable of recording High Definition movies.

The DMC GH1 is smaller than a typical Digital SLR camera owing to the fact it does not have a mirror. This is basically an upgrade to the Panasonic G1 with the main difference being the inclusion of a High Definition movie mode. Live view has been included as well together with a range of manual functions.

The Lumix DMC GH2 has a 3 inch, vari angle, touch controlled LCD screen, a viewfinder and can shoot at up to 5 frames per second. It can capture full High Definition movies with stereo sound. It is also capable of capturing 3D still images. It can capture still images in RAW and has a full set of manual exposure modes.

The Lumix DMC GX1 offers manual exposure controls (Fully Manual, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority), Full High Definition movies and the ability to store images in RAW format. There is a 3 inch LCD screen. The screen allows you to change some settings by touch. There is also the option to purchase a viewfinder. This is attached to the Lumix DMC GX1 via a hot shoe.

Attractions of the Lumix DMC LX5 include a full set of manual exposure controls and manual focusing. The maximum aperture of f/2 is likely to make a difference to picture quality when shooting in lowlight. Panasonic have produced a number of options that allow you to customise the camera. These include optional extras such as an external flash unit and viewfinder. There is also a filter ring. A selection wheel or jog dial on the back of the camera makes it fast and easy to change settings.

The Lumix DMC S3 is aimed at you if you are new to digital cameras or you find it difficult to find your way around one. It can be used in fully automatic mode, has a 2.7 inch LCD screen and is capable of shooting High Definition movies.

The Lumix DMC TZ10 has plenty of features for you to get your teeth into. As well as the extra zoom power in the compact body there are manual exposure controls, plus the ability to shoot High Definition movies. Panasonic has also built in GPS technology so that you can pinpoint where you were when a photo was taken.

The Lumix DMC TZ18 has a set of manual exposure controls and can shoot High Definition movies. Other features include image stabilisation and a 3 inch LCD screen. For close up shots the camera is capable of focusing from 3cm away from a subject.

The Lumix DMC TZ20 has a 3 inch LCD screen that can be used to touch control some features. You also have access to GPS positioning, 3D still images, High Definition movies and the ability to fire off 10 frames per second. Zoom can be increased to a maximum of 33.8x if you reduce the number of megapixels you are shooting at.

This camera offers manual exposure controls, a wide angle lens, High Definition movies and increased zoom capacity when shooting at lower resolutions. It is available in black and silver.

This is another smaller compact with similar features to a number of other cameras in the Panasonic range. What makes this camera a little different is the design. It has a relatively slim body with a rounded grip on the right hand side of the camera. This can help you to hold the camera steady.