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Panasonic Adds LX5, FX700, TS10 and FZ40 to LUMIX Digital Camera Line

by jessica on Wed, 2010-07-21 15:38


Panasonic LUMIX LX5

Earlier today, we told you about the new top-of-the-line LUMIX FZ100 hybrid digital camera from Panasonic. But that's not all the company announced today. Panasonic introduced four more LUMIX digital cameras - the LX5, FX700, TS10, and FZ40. Here is a rundown of the new cameras:

LUMIX LX5

Panasonic calls the LUMIX LX5 the "ultimate compact, high-performing digital camera," and you know what? We just might agree with them. This baby features a 10-megapixel CCD sensor, a F2.0 ultra-wide-angle 24mm LEICA lens and a 3.8x optical lens.

The LUMIX LX5 records HD video in AVCHD Lite, and also features Dolby Digital Creator to record high quality audio. Its 3.0-inch LCD screen was redesigned using a high color rendering index backlight LED for better color reproduction and visibility at night or in sunlight.Read more

Panasonic Packs Advanced Photo and Video Functions into New LUMIX FX700


Panasonic LUMIX FX700

New LUMIX FX700 is small in size and big on features, including a MOS sensor, 3" Touch-Screen LCD and Full 1080 High Definition Video

July 21, 2010 – Panasonic announced today the addition of the new LUMIX DMC-FX700 digital camera, which records 1080 full High Definition (HD) videos in the AVCHD format and features a 3-inch touch-screen LCD. The 14.1-megapixel digital camera features a 24mm ultra wide-angle F2.2 super bright LEICA DC VARIO-SUMMICRON lens with a 5x optical zoom*1 making the LUMIX FX700 extremely versatile in low-light conditions and when capturing moving subjects.

"The 24mm ultra wide-angle lens and 5x optical zoom on the LUMIX FX700 makes it a powerful and advanced addition to the FX-Series, known for being slim, sleek and high-performing," said David Briganti, Senior Product Manager, Imaging, Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company. "The LUMIX FX700 offers a complete suite of creative ways to capture superior quality photos and full HD videos in all shooting situations." Read more

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