Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ10 Digital Camera

Pros: L.E.I.C.A. sharp pics, great battery life, minimal lag, I LOVE IT!
Cons: Interchangeable lenses would be intoxicating to me! RF beam too!

I have been using digital cameras for a long time now.. My first was a Kodak that took about 12 crummy 320x240 pics and cost around $360.00. The battery, which was needed to take pictures as well as upload to your good ol' trusty 133 or 166 Pentium ...

Pros: 12x Zoom. Image stabilized. Good color capture.
Cons: Gotta learn how to use a real camera.

I'd always bought easy to use cameras for the stupid. Than I picked up a photo mag in a dentist office and saw the pics from zoom cameras and the filter lens. BIG DIFFERENCE. So I went and bought the Lumix DMC-FZ10. It has 12x zoom so I can take ...

Pros: Lens, Zoom, Understated/undervalued quality
Cons: Proprietary Battery, won't squeeze into your back pocket

Friends, I am a real estate development attorney. When I walk into a building, the first thing I do is look up, because if the ceiling is classy, trust me, the entire place will be. You know what I mean. If the ceiling tiles are cheap or show signs of ...

Pros: High quality construction, Leica lens, large LCD, nice flash, crisp and bright pictures
Cons: Only 4.0 MPix, poor movie mode, cheap strap

This is my first serious digital camera, and I am very happy with the FZ10 so far. I had been looking at mid-level cameras, but they seemed so poorly built. I wanted a camera to last a while and began looking into higher quality (and higher priced!) ...

Pros: Immacualte image quality, IS zoom optics, The making of a real winner.
Cons: Size, No focus beam, Raw or Tiff, limited center auto focusing,

This camera is some piece of work. It comes with a Lecia lens, which offers an incredible, f6-f72mm or 35-420mm in 35mm terms. But order to control this large focal range they have also gave it an excellent image stabilisation (IS) system. However, two ...

Pros: 12X optical zoom, great optics, BIG LCD display, hardcopy manual, LONG battery life, intuitive controls
Cons: None

I bought this camera for a two month trip to Africa. I had the opportunity to do some field work in a national park in South Africa and wanted a camera to take pictures of animals. I've been an SLR user (Olympus) for 30 years and going digital was a ...

Pros: Understandable owner's manual; Logical controls/settings; Quality, durable construction; World's best digicam lens!
Cons: 16MB included data card; Lens cover not attached

I tend to cling to what's comfortable. At age 51 a couple of months ago, I purchased my first computer, but I went all the way with state of the art Pentium M and Centrino mobile technology. When it came to a digital camera, I wanted to improve, if ...

Pros: 12x, Leica, f/2.8 wide to tele, superb stabilizer, external flash, in-sensible shutter-lag, good battery life
Cons: no af assist beam, no RAW or tiff,

Who said they don't have the still camera know-how......well, they might've hired some genius if they were not..all they require is to carefully and sensibly capitalize from here on-wards. It took a lot of research prior to ordering this camera. ...

Pros: The lens! Leica quality, mega zoom, much needed image stabilizer. Weighs only a pound.
Cons: Filter to protect lens requires constant use of huge hood. No auto "infinity" focus setting.

We just returned from a trip to Costa Rica where we used our new camera to take 500 photos under every situation imaginable - day, night, indoors, clouds, sun, water, glare, rain, close-ups, zooms, moving wildlife, and tripod stills. I'm a serious hobby ...

Pros: Sweet zoom lens. Good colors. Great pictures. Full control (manual, automatic). Makes people jealous.
Cons: Battery life. Lens cap has no cord. Can't fit in pocket.

I've been looking to get a good digital camera for a few years. I wanted a good zoom and at least a 4 megapixel resolution so I could print out sharp 8x10s. When I saw the huge Leica lens and that it could be used in full manual or full automatic or a ...

Pros: Image stabilized 12x lens, all metal construction, image quality, video quality, speed.
Cons: Big, heavy, no AF assist lamp, doesn't always set best automatic exposure.

I've owned this camera for about 4 weeks now and carefully compared it to the other "ultra zooms" before buying. I think it is the pick of the lot. Only the FZ-10 and the Minolta Dimage A1 are image stabilized, which is very important if you plan ...

Pros: Great lens, light, easy to use, SLR-like controls, image stability
Cons: 72mm filtre threading on lens-shade, JPEG image format, battery

After three weeks of studying digital cameras, I decided to make the plunge. I presently have two Nikon SLR cameras and I was afraid of losing my ability to take pictures easily. From what I had read here, the only true inconvience to the FZ-10 was ...

Pros: Great zoom lens, good bang for the buck.
Cons: Needs a better multi zone metering system.

This camera has a great zoom lens and stabilizing ability. The 4 megapixel rating has been called as good as other cameras at 6 meg ratings. After comparing identical shots taken with my A70 canon and the FZ10 I am convinced the canon has just as good ...

Pros: being able to shoot from dawn to night and from macro to long telephoto.
Cons: can't shoot from the waist level. Lens cap is not secure.

This is a camera that combines very light weight, ease of use and a great deal of versatility to make it my favorite. Due to the image stabilization you can take handheld pictures in low light and at extreme zoom. The controls are very easy to use. ...

Pros: TOP Quality Leica 12X lens, Super Fast Prof.Quality Pics-The Best out there by far!
Cons: Nothing really - Some minor background audio noise during the video playback.

I have had this camera for over a year now. This Camera blows away anything out there. Bottom line is this, if you want super high quality 35mm type photography in a digital camera, this is the one. I researched for a long time, and tried several digital ...