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Panasonic Lumix DMC-L10


$1,300.00 Released January, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Automatic white balance modes perform well. Clear screen visible in light, and from multiple angles. High quality included lens performance, except for speeed.

The Cons:Included lens is slow for its size. Default colour settings need a bit of tweaking to produce lifelike results. Viewfinder is darker and smaller than competition.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-L10 is a high-tech DSLR that reflects on the FZ50, but offers a significant number of new features: a 2.5” swivel/tilt LCD monitor, a lighter/smaller kit lens, user interface improvements, a higher resolution of 10.1-megapixels, and the ability to utilize contrast-detect autofocus in Live View mode with the sensor itself.

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It features a sophisticated LEICA D VARIO-EMAR 14-50mm/F3.8-5.6 ASPH lens unit with 15 elements in 11 includes — including dual aspherical lens and two extra-low dispersion lenses. Included also is a range of advanced detection technology for more easily optimizing and then capturing photos clearly and correctly, including Automatic Face Detection (can recognize up to 15 faces), an Intelligent ISO mode (which automatically prevents blurriness), and a Dust Reduction System that AUTOMATICALLY shakes away dust when the unit is powered on.

Features

  • High-Tech DSLR
  • 2.5” Swivel/Tilt LCD
  • LEICA D VARIO-ELAR Lens
  • Automatic Face Detection
  • Intelligent ISO Mode
  • Dust Reduction System

Specifications

  • Sensor: 10.1-megapixel CCD
  • Image (Max): 3648x2736
  • File Formats: Raw, Raw+JPEG, JPEG
  • Extra Optical Zoom: 1.8x
  • Digital Zoom: 2x
  • ISO Sensitivity: 80 - 1600
  • Shutter Speed: 1/4000
  • Self Timer: 2, 10 sec
  • LCD: 2.5" TFT LCD (Tilt/Swivel)
  • Connectivity: USB, Analog Video
  • Direct Print: PictBridge
  • Storage: SD, SDHC, Multimedia Card
  • Power: Li-ion

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Pros
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    Automatic white balance modes perform well

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    Clear screen visible in light, and from multiple angles

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    High quality included lens performance, except for speeed

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    Very high resolution and pixel detail for this price range

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    Automatic ISO mode is unique and useful

Cons
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    Included lens is slow for its size

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    Default colour settings need a bit of tweaking to produce lifelike results

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    Viewfinder is darker and smaller than competition

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    Noisier at higher ISOs than competitors

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