Noise at high ISO settings, body feels a bit plasticky
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When these three similar Lumix cameras first arrived on site at the Buy-n-Shoot office, truth is there was no immediately obvious ‘wow’ factor about them. That said, after having put each unit through its respective point-and-shoot paces it’s fair to...
Panasonic's FH3 is a perfectly functional compact camera at a great price. Experienced photographers will find some issues with image quality, but most users will enjoy the images produced by this...
Panasonic’s LUMIX DMC-FH3 is a good option if you’re after a no-frills digital camera for a novice photographer. The lack of a manual mode is made up for by a wide variety of scene modes. While its lens is slow to operate, the pictures...
The Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FH3 is well suited to the novice photographer. It is easy to use once a little attention has been paid to the button layout. The pictures it captures are of good quality, especially in optimal lighting conditions. It doesn't...
Much like the rest of Panasonics FS range, the Panasonic FS11 is sleekly designed, fits easily in the pocket, is affordable and is a pleasure to use. The only complaint is that the extra resolution on a similar sized sensor...
The Panasonic Lumix DMC FS11 is a mid range, pocket digital camera. Panasonic have gone for plenty if megapixels with 14 loaded onto the sensor. The Lumix DMC FS11 has a 5x wide angle zoom lens, but this can be increased to a maximum of 10.5x if you...
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS11 is another solidly built, pocket-friendly entry to the Lumix range. It couldn't be simpler to use, but more manual controls would help it avoid the common compact-camera problem of struggling with noise in low light...
Am Ende siegt bei der Panasonic Lumix FS11 das Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis: Die Superlative der teureren Lumix-Modelle kann die FS11 freilich nicht bieten. Für einen fairen Preis von unter 200 Euro erhalten Sie allerdings eine solide, gut...
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