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The Panasonic DMC-ZS3 is a compact, sleek looking digital camera outfitted with a matte black casing. This digital camera is lightweight, weighing in at 7.2 ounces in all, it is also offered with a silver casing, and it is 4.1 inches in terms of width, 1.3 inches in terms of depth, and 2.4 inches in terms of height. This 10.1 megapixel digital delight has a range of superior features which make the device highly coveted. From color support to a wide range of light sensitivity settings, from a variety of shooting settings to some wonderful special effects, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3 makes shooting video and capturing superior photos a breeze.

What can the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3 supply you with? How about features like a 4x digital zoom, as many as 28 shooting programs, six special effects, and three exposure meterings? The Panasonic DMC-ZS3 has a shutter speed of 1/2000 seconds; it has an optical OIS image stabilization feature, two exposure modes, face detection technologies, three white balances, and four white balance presets. Images are captured in JPEG file format and videos are captured in AVCHD Lite and QuickTime file formats. The DMC-ZS3 saves JPEG files in as many as 14 different sizes too.

The Panasonic DMC-ZS3 has a 45 MB integrated memory, and it is a digital device that is supported by an SD and/or a MultiMediaCard. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3 has an embedded flash, five flash modes, red eye reduction offerings, an AF illuminator, a motorized driving zoom adjusting feature, a Leica Lens, a lens shield, an aspherical lens with ED glass, a self timer, and a 3" full color, TFT active matrix supported LCD display. The display in the DMC-ZS3 has 460,000 pixels. This camera has an embedded microphone too for capturing audio, and the audio is further enhanced with wind reducing properties.

The Panasonic DMC-ZS3 is outfitted with a range of conveniences including a date-time stamp, cropping features, image re-sizing capabilities, a preloaded help guide, and a capture mode specific for YouTube, the ability to rotate images, an intelligent selector for scenes, an automated device orientation feature, and automated audio. The DMC-ZS3 also has a histogram display, it is compatible with PictBridge and Exif Print, and it has a 2.0 USB port too. In terms of connectivity, the DMC-ZS3 has a single USB connection, an expansion slot for a memory card, a single HDMI output, and a single composite output. This camera is sold with several software applications including Panasonic's PhotofunStudio, version 3.0, ArcSoft Panorama Maker, and ArcSoft MediaImpression, as well as utilities and needed drivers. The camera is offered with a hand strap, a lithium ion battery, an AV cable, a USB cable, the charger for the battery, and the camera body.

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The Panasonic Lumix Dmc-fz18 Digital Camera Features and Information

The obvious attraction of the Panasonic DMC FZ18 is its 18x optical zoom lens. This is one of the first digital cameras to increase the lens length on a consumer digital camera beyond 12 xs. The lens is supported by image stabilization to help cut down on any camera shake caused by the added weight of the lens. The DMC FZ18 also hosts a number of manual controls and settings and is based on the lines of a digital SLR camera. In fact it is one of the most feature packed cameras you can buy. It has 8 megapixels.

The FZ18 is the successor to the FZ8. The biggest change in the guts of the camera is the more powerful zoom lens. The FZ8 had a 12x optical zoom and the FZ18 gets an 18x optical zoom. Besides that, there is a small resolution bump to 8 megapixels from 7.1 megapixels, and the 2.5 inch LCD is of higher resolution on the FZ18. Software-wise, Panasonic has introduced their Intelligent Auto mode on the FZ18, which essentially bundles face recognition, continuous AF, Intelligent ISO control, and image stabilization on one easy to use auto mode.

Panasonic has been a key player in the super-zoom field since the launch of its impressive Leica-lenses Lumix DMC-FZ1 back in 2002, and has maintained this position with a series of well-received models in the same series. Today I'm taking a look at the latest in the line, the FZ18, which offers a tempting specification for anyone with £300 to spend. It has an 8.1 megapixel CCD, 2.5in 230k LCD monitor, RAW mode shooting and a massive 18x Leica zoom lens with optical image stabilization and a 28-504mm equivalent focal length range.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 is shaped like an SLR, but is more compact. The hand grip is coated with textured rubber that almost feels silky. At the top of the rubber panel is a shallow divot wide enough for the index finger to comfortably wrap around the front of the camera. At the tip of the hand grip, the zoom ring that surrounds the shutter button is visible. To the right of the shutter release and protruding portion of the hand grip is a small Panasonic DMC-FZ18 label.

The back of the FZ18 also looks very similar to the FZ8. Both cameras have a 2.5-inch LCD screen on the left that is on a platform that is raised from the body by a few millimeters. To the right of the LCD is about 1.5 inches of space occupied by the same buttons as the FZ8. To the upper right of the LCD is a tiny joystick. The left side looks identical to the FZ8 with the exception of the lens’ specs of course. The older model has a 12x optical zoom lens and the Panasonic FZ18 has an 18x optical zoom lens, although the cameras are about the same size.

The right side of the camera looks familiar. It is also nearly identical to the FZ8. The only difference is the addition of a thumb grip on the back of the camera that is visible on this side of the FZ18. In front of that thumb grip is a chrome eyelet for the neck strap, and the rubber hand grip surface in front of that. Two chrome neck strap eyelets flank the top of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18, which is oddly shaped. The lens barrel looks enormous when viewed from above. The flash component sits atop it. The viewfinder juts out from the flash component. Directly right of the viewfinder is the round mode dial. It has many more positions than the FZ8 including custom and several scene modes. The bottom of the camera is quite thick. There is a metal tripod socket that is slightly off-center of the lens, which could make it tough to mount. Below the hand grip is a plastic friction grip door that covers the battery and memory card slots

Features:-

* 18x optical zoom (28-504mm equiv.) - FZ8 has 12x (36-432mm) zoom

* Smaller maximum aperture at long end of zoom (F4.2 vs F3.1)

* 8.3 megapixel sensor (vs 7.2 megapixel)

* Face Detection

* Intelligent Auto mode

* Manually selectable ISO 1600

* ISO 6400 High Sensitivity mode

* AF/AE lock button and dedicated AF/MF button

* 1cm macro (was 5cm)

* Custom mode and extra scene modes (plus 'advanced scene modes')

* Five level Noise reduction (was three level)

* Slower continuous shooting (burst)

* Heavier and slightly larger

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where can I get leica camera accessories in Singapore?

I need a strap and flash for my V-lux camera. Will be staying on Orchard Road tomorrow

try Pari Silk, it's at holland village. just tell taxi driver that name.
it'll be about $7 by taxi from orchard road.

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