Saturday, June 11, 2011
If you're looking for a nice, inexpensive camera to pick up this summer, the Lumix DMC-FH7 will certainly be a worthy contender. It boasts a 16.1 megapixel sensor, a Smart Touch Screen that enables quick auto-focus and a 4x optical zoom, all at a price of $179.
Panasonic also announced pricing for its mobile cameras , the $199 HM-TA20 and the $169 HM-TA 2. Both offer HD video recording in 1080p and both boast a three inch LCD screen. On top of this, the TA20 can stand up to water, dust and shock.
Panasonic's new Dual Cameras all aim to serve as equal parts; a still photo camera and a video camera. They can take 2 megapixel photos while shooting video, and when operating in Still record mode, you can capture photos up to 16-megapixels. The HX-WA10, the HX-DC10 and the HX-DC1 sell for prices of $349, $279 and $199, respectively.
Panasonic also announced pricing for its mobile cameras , the $199 HM-TA20 and the $169 HM-TA 2. Both offer HD video recording in 1080p and both boast a three inch LCD screen. On top of this, the TA20 can stand up to water, dust and shock.
Panasonic's new Dual Cameras all aim to serve as equal parts; a still photo camera and a video camera. They can take 2 megapixel photos while shooting video, and when operating in Still record mode, you can capture photos up to 16-megapixels. The HX-WA10, the HX-DC10 and the HX-DC1 sell for prices of $349, $279 and $199, respectively.
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