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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX180

by DCT on August 24, 2008


LatestReview and Sample Photos by CNET Asia (added 24 August’08)

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX180 is a point-and-shoot digital camera and features 14.7 megapixels, 3.6x optical zoom LEICA DC VARIO-ELMARIT lens, and allows the user to operate simple manual operation by changing aperture and shutter-speed setting for taking specific shots. It is also equipped with a 2.7 inch LCD and has a high ISO of 1600.

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Reviewers Conclusions & Verdicts – (updated 24 August’08)


CNET Asia has reviewed the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX180 and they write -
“So, does the FX180 warrant an upgrade from the FX100? Definitely, because the suite of new features such as RAW capture and different shooting modes are very enticing–these will be an incentive for those looking to purchase their second or third camera.”
Rating: ½½½½½

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Press Excerpt

Panasonic is introducing a new 14.7-megapixel model to its Lumix FX Premium Series of digital cameras with stylish, high-quality bodies and high-end specifications. Boasting astonishing 14.7-megapixel resolution, the new DMC-FX180 meets the needs of a wide range of consumers looking for an attractive compact camera that makes it easy to take clear, sharp, expressive photos with outstanding detail.

Equipped with a 28mm wide-angle lens, the* FX180 lets users capture images of expansive scenery just as they appear to the naked eye. The wide-angle lens also makes it possible to fit an entire big building or other architectural structure in a single frame – something not possible with most ordinary cameras. And when shooting in tight or crowded indoor spaces, the wide-angle lens fits more people in the photo. The 14.7 megapixels – the most offered in a compact camera – ensure that photos are crisp, clear and sharply detailed even when enlarged. This high resolution also means you can crop unwanted parts of an image and enlarge the rest, creating a beautifully composed photo that retains outstanding detail.

At the heart of the FX180 is Panasonic’s new high-speed, high-performance, next-generation image processing system. The Venus Engine IV not only helps render exquisitely beautiful images even in burst mode or when shooting in low lighting, it’s also more energy-efficient than predecessor models, allowing 330 pictures (CIPA) per battery charge.

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