Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5K 9MP with 10x Wide Angle Zoom

07/22/08  Print This Post Print This Post    2 Comments   Popular   Written by Lola Akinmade
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Wanna know what the backup digital camera is for many amateur and professional photographers?

Look no further than the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5K digital camera. In fact, any of the Panasonic models will do.

Spitting out images that rival digital SLRs, its 9-megapixel resolution supports poster-sized prints. Consider the Nikon D40 Digital SLR camera has only 6.1-megapixels, this simple point-and-shoot camera supports 9-megapixels. It has a 10x optical Leica zoom lens with a new Panasonic Venus Engine that reduces noise, continous auto focus (AF) and face detection anywhere in the frame.

View your pictures on its 3.0-inch LCD and try one of many predefined shooting modes; from soft portrait to aerials to candlelight to night scenery; with its intelligent scene selector.

So it came as no surprise when fellow photographer Nerds Eye View and I unknowingly pulled out the same backup camera on a recent trip!

Price: $285.02 | BUY


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Lola Akinmade is the editor of Matador Goods. Read her articles, view her photography, and follow her travels at http://www.lolaakinmade.com

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  • pam replied on July 23, 2008

    We LOVE the Lumix.. Sidekick husband does most of the shooting with it – I use a clunky giant Nikon SLR, but the Lumix takes fan-freaking-tastic photos. The wide angle is super fun and we've used it to shoot video with as well. Don't leave home without it!

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  • Justin Cole replied on July 25, 2008

    Nice post..! My mom gifted me a same Panasonic digital camera on my anniversary.

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