I recently bought a panasonic lumix tz5 and love the auto intelligent mode and the HD video. My problem is that there are very limited manual options, and the picture quality is a little grainy and oversmoothed indoors. If I take it back and get the canon, can its auto mode compete with the lumix? I would really like manual options but I also need good auto for those quick shots. Any help

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Lumix DCM FS4
Recording time 20min even with 4GB Memory card or a 16GB memory card.
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does anyone here know? my mom bought for me a black panasonic lumix digital camera last year and now i lost the usb cord that is used to connect from the camera to the computer. where can i buy it here in manila philippines? its actually part of the package when you buy the camera together with the cord that connects the camera to the television and my mom will be very mad if she knew that i lost it. helpppp..

Like I said, I have a Lumix Panasonic DMC-FZ28. I want to know how to take like more than one picture when you click the shutter button. Like, rapid fire shooting.

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The Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ7K 7.2MP Digital Camera’s product details says: "battery type Oxyride AA" (which are included)

I want to know if I can use my alkaline rechargeable batteries on the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ7K 7.2MP Digital Camera because I’m afraid I’ll have to go buy another special charger for the Oxyride batteries.

Please help! Thank you.

Such as the panasonic lumix DMC-FX33A and the DMC-FX33T, etc.

Lost my charger for my Panasonic Lumix LX3 camera and am curious if i can use a charger for a Lumix LX2?

I’m interested in buying the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ8. My only hesitation is the battery pack it uses. It doesn’t look like I can just slip in long life AA batteries. I’m afraid if I’m traveling where the current isn’t reliable I’ll find myself without a way to recharge. Is there anybody managing a similar situation?

I used to own a point-and-shoot Pentax that I absolutely loved: I could take closeups, open the aperture to expose an image in very low light, or take landscape shots using the setting that allowed for "far away" focus. All of these options were automated with a turn of a dial, and even my snapshots came out fantastic. The anti-shake feature was automatic too, though it required more skill to take the closeups and the long-exposure shots.

I’m looking for something similar in a digital camera that isn’t an SLR but has some of the benefits. Point and shoot is plenty nice, but my current digital camera has none of those fancy options. Pictures suffer.

I’ve thought a Panasonic Lumix might suit me well. But I’ve wondered about the lack of a viewfinder on many of these cameras. Doesn’t counting on the video screen sap battery power?

Which Lumix would you recommend? Or is there another camera I’m overlooking that might suit my needs and desires? I’ll spend the money for the right item.

I have a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ5 digital camera and I was wondering how I can resize my videos I have taken on it for websites.. Most sites only alllow 100mb and most of my videos are well over that. Is there a site that can help our do I need a special program for video resizing? Thank you in advance…