Three New Panasonic Lumix Cameras
Panasonic has released three new Lumix pocket cameras adding tracking autofocus live feature absent in most previous models.
The main model, the FS15 12-megapixels, you can not only use this approach to maintain the image even though the subject is in motion, but has a new role of self-exposure to avoid stress or vanished, and to detail in dark areas. The 29mm wide angle of the FS15 also contributes to a better image and comes with an optically stabilized and 5X zoom.
FS7 The 10-megapixel model offered the family budget, does not bring autofocus tracking and the role of self-presentation, but maintains its angular stabilization standard 4X zoom.
The two models can record video FS in a large format 848 x 480 and with new formats for beginners, including a My Scene mode to create a personalized scene mode and a way of photo frame that adds an edge to images to be printed as they are in the camera.
The LS series has a new model, the LS85. This pocket camera with 8.1 megapixels and is only directed to those who occasionally get pictures as it depends on AA batteries, however, has almost all the features of the FS7, including the optical stabilization, 4X zoom and capture panoramic video. It has an internal memory of 50 MB and a longer run time lasts up to 270 shots before a replacement.
Panasonic will begin with the delivery of most models can range. FS7 and FS15 cameras begin to leave the sale in late March for $ 160 and $ 200 respectively. The LS85 out in April for $ 120.
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