Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX500



Introduction:

This camera was launched in March 2008; it is available in Silver and Black colors.Its includes many technologies beyond those needed to take a good snapshot such as shutter and aperture priority modes and controls for color effects and adjusting sharpness, color, and noise reduction. It also has a hybrid interface using both a 3-inch touch screen LCD and a traditional directional joystick and buttons. It does have abundant "auto" shooting abilities, too, though the FX500 is best suited for people wanting more control and the ability to experiment with their photos. Overall, it's a very good advanced point-and-shoot, but not without a couple shortcomings.

Features:

1. The Good:

Excellent design; advanced shooting options; good use of touch-screen interface; 25mm wide-angle lens; 720p movie capture.

2. The Bad:

Noticeable shutter lag; controls take some getting used to; no optical zoom in Movie mode.

3. The Bottom Line:

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX500 is a very good ultra compact camera with a lot of shooting flexibility. It's just its slow performance that's keeping it from achieving excellence.

4. Specifications:

Digital camera type: Ultra compact; Resolution: 10.1 mega pixels; Optical zoom: 5 x;

5. Price range:

$198.29 - $319.95 check prices

6. Weight

6.2 ounces

7. LCD size, resolution

3-inch LCD (touch screen), 230K dots

8. Lens (zoom, aperture, focal length)

5x, f2.8-5.9, 25-125mm (35mm equivalent)

9. Battery type, rated life


Li-ion rechargeable, 280 shots

10. ISO sensitivity (full resolution)

Auto; 100; 200; 400; 800; 1,600

11. White balance

Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Shade, Halogen, Manual

12. Focus

Face, 1-point, 1-point (high speed), 3-point (high speed), 9-point, Spot, Touch AF

13. Burst mode shot limit (full resolution)

5 photos (Standard mode), 3 photos (Fine Mode)

14. Color effects

Standard, Black & White, Sepia, Cool, Warm

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