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I knew going in that it had some image defects in the form of black spots, especially when zoomed in. However, the price was right and I have had good results in the past repairing my previous Lumix DMC-ZS15. The issue is tiny specs of dust on the image sensor that can be cleaned off (very carefully!). So far, the spots aren't bad enough to warrant opening it up but I won't hesitate to do that in the future. Given the great price I wouldn't have much to lose.
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A little stiff learning curve though but if you shoot with the same camera only without switching it 's not dufficult to remember the technics. I wonder how this small lens creates bokeh ! It's built solid to last. So many options for customization. Instead of putting four circular isolated tabs on the back a revolving circular selection wheel like Sony or Canon would be much appreciated. It has a solid feel built into it for balanced handling but you may need to attach an extra support for hand gripping.Over all it's a good camera. I like it!
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My older Lumix finally gave up, so I needed a replacement. This is by far my favorite point and shoot and I doubt I will ever buy a different brand. The only complaint I have is trying to avoid taking stills in LIVE mode. I can't seem to disengage the LIVE.
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The Lumix DMC-TZ20 (also known as the DMC-ZS10 in the USA) is Panasonic’s latest range-topping travel-zoom camera, featuring a 16x, 24-384mm lens, built-in GPS geo-tagging, 3D Photo Mode and a touchscreen LCD. Successor to the TZ10 model, the DMC-TZ20 has a new 14.1 megapixel MOS sensor which enables full 1080i HD movies in the AVCHD format and fast continuous shooting at either 10fps or 5ps with continuous auto-focus turned on. A built-in GPS unit tracks where each photo is taken, automatically embedding the latitude and longitude in the EXIF data and also now including landmark information from over 1 million locations. The Intelligent Resolution function can be used to digitally boost the zoom ratio to 21x without hardly any loss in quality, or to simply make still images and video look better, at least according to Panasonic. The TZ20 also implements A, S and M exposure modes for creative photographers, in addition to Intelligent Auto and a variety of scene modes for beginners. An upgraded Sonic Speed auto-focus system, high-speed and high-performance Venus Engine FHD processor, POWER O.I.S. anti-shake system and a 3-inch touch-sensitive LCD screen with 460k dots complete the headline specifications. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ20 / ZS10 is available in silver, black, red or blue for £349 / $399. Ease of Use The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ20 is very similar to its predecessor, the DMC-TZ10, in terms of its design, with the most notable difference being the relocation of the one-touch Movie Record button from the rear of the camera to the top. At first glance the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ20 strikes you as being a little large, elongated and bulky, but it's virtually the same size and weight as the previous TZ7 model. You then have to remind yourself that Panasonic have somehow now fitted in a 16x zoom lens, equivalent to 24-384mm on a 35mm camera, which provides a very versatile focal range that will cover every subject from ultra-wide angle landscapes to close-up action shots. Even when set to 384mm, the lens doesn't extend too far from the front of the TZ20, making it look to all intents and purposes like a "normal" compact camera. This helps to make the DMC-TZ20 great for candid moments, as people assume that you're using just a standard point and shoot with a much more limited range. The 24mm focal length provides an entirely new wide angle of view that can only increase your creativity. You won't want to go back to a "standard" 35mm zoom, or even a 28mm one, after using the 24mm lens on the DMC-TZ20 - 3mm at the wide-angle end really does make a big difference. The 16x zoom lens makes this one of the most versatile compacts in terms of focal range, especially as it is coupled with Panasonic's excellent POWER O.I.S system, which helps to ensure that the majority of photos taken in good light are sharp. The TZ20's lens isn't particularly fast at either the wide-angle setting, with a maximum aperture of f/3.3, or the telephoto setting, with a maximum aperture of f/5.9, but given the focal range on offer, we feel this is a compromise worth making. The DMC-TZ20 is a well-built camera with a high quality metal body. The design is dominated by the 16x lens on the front and the large 3 inch LCD screen on the rear. There is no optical viewfinder, which does make the camera a little harder to keep steady at the telephoto end of the zoom than holding it up to your eye. There is only a shiny, smooth handgrip on the front of the TZ20Read full review
very good camera in the LUMIX line. excelente resolution and angle of shooting in a smaller size. GPS System option ok but not indispenssable practice. touchscreen fluid. average battery life. I recommend this product for people with a fairly good command of compacts and also to those who hesitated to switch to SLR.overall this is an excellent product from Panasonic very reliable.
