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Panasonic Digital Cameras

Read unbiased reviews of Panasonic digital cameras from hundreds of users, plus ratings, advice and prices to help you pick the right digital camera for you.

Panasonic makes quality cameras at a great value. In the past two years, they've really stepped up the quality of their digital cameras. Like always, they excel at slim, medium-zoom point-and-shoots and travel-zoomers. If we had to pick a camera based on the performance of its zoom lens, we'd definitely pick a Panasonic. They also have a few great Micro Four-Thirds models as well. Like we said, Panasonic doesn't really make any bad cameras these days, and we hope that they continue this trend.

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH3 		Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH3

Ranked 9th of 26 in Mirrorless Digital Cameras

Panasonic's GH line, ever since the GH1 came out in 2009, has catered to... more »

16.1 megapixel 4/3 Live MOS sensor; 1080/60p HD video recording at up to 72mbps with stereo sound; 3.5mm mic input; 6fps continuous burst; 3-inch OLED swivel touchscreen with 614,000 dots; 1.7 million d...

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-G5 		Panasonic Lumix DMC-G5

Ranked 10th of 26 in Mirrorless Digital Cameras

Showcased in a pre-release event in Sonoma, the G5 replaces the G3 as Pa... more »

16 megapixel 4/3 Live MOS sensor; Micro 4/3 mount; 1080/60p HD video with stereo sound; New "light speed" contrast detect autofocus; Electronic viewfinder with 1.44 million dots; Manual modes; RAW captu...

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Panasonic Lumix GF3 		Panasonic Lumix GF3

Ranked 12th of 26 in Mirrorless Digital Cameras

The Panasonic Lumix GF3 is the company’s latest Micro Four Thirds-format... more »

12 megapixels; Four Thirds CMOS sensor; Micro Four Thirds-format mirrorless, interchangeable-lens system; 3-inch touchscreen LCD, 460k pixels; 3.8 frames per second burst shooting; 14mm pancake kit lens...

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Starting at $279.95
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF5 		Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF5

Ranked 21st of 26 in Mirrorless Digital Cameras

An evolutionary upgrade from Panasonic's GF3, the GF5 is also pointed at... more »

12.1 megapixel CMOS sensor; 1080p HD video with stereo sound; 3-inch 920,000 dot touchscreen; RAW capture, Manual modes; Accepts micro 4/3 lenses; Lithium-ion battery

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If you're looking for a camera with a longer zoom range and image stabilization for an inexpensive price, Panasonic has many cameras that fit this description perfectly. For photographers that want versatility in a small package, Panasonic digital cameras offer several options that are suitable. Providing something for amateurs and serious enthusiasts alike, Panasonic offers a great selection of digital cameras, from ultra compacts to mirrorless cameras. Every model has its own unique features and traits, making them difficult to compare.

Users who prefer to use automatic modes will find Panasonic digital cameras very useful. The camera will automatically select the right scene mode for the desired subject using the iAuto feature, which is standard for nearly all Panasonic cameras made today. This tool, in combination with image stabilization will make it very easy for someone just starting out to take excellent photos.

Panasonic cameras are designed to be ease to figure out, giving the user easy access to settings, and users that have reviewed Panasonic digital cameras are quick to confirm this fact. Should you opt for a Panasonic camera, you'll discover that it has an LCD screen, a versatile optical zoom lens, and is both compact and fairly lightweight.

The Panasonic Lumix ZS20 is one of the many notably excellent choices among Panasonic cameras. A GPS tracker, a 20x optical zoom lens, and image stabilization that will make sure your pictures are steady even when you're using maximum zoom are several of the features that make this camera a popular choice. The iAuto feature makes this a perfect choice for amateur photographers while it still includes manual modes as well. Although the image quality is not the best on the market, it still holds its own in regards to many competitors and that in combination with its other features makes it a great deal.

You can find informative and unbiased recommendations and reviews to help you find the right camera at Digital Camera HQ. We're not a store, but you can trust our camera grades to help find a great camera at the best price. We're always happy to help if you have any questions or issues.
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