Reviews and Problems with Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ30
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Overall 9
Design 9
Value for money 9
Features 10
Performance 9
Picture quality 9
Panasonic Lumix TZ30 review
What Digital Camera
16 March 2012
Summary: The Panasonic Lumix TZ30 is a serious advance to the TZ-series and delivers in every area. If you're after a pocketable, powerful and easy to use compact camera then the...
Conclusion: I have been rather impressed with the Lumix DMC-TZ30 and all that is has to offer. The image quality is good, the lens offers a massive 24-480mm range, there’s Geotagging...
Summary: The Lumix DMC-TZ30 is a fine compact camera with a big zoom lens and a good quality sensor. It can be used in almost all manner of situations, even for video recording,...
Pros: Versatile lens, Good image quality, Easy to use
Cons: Build could be a little better, Has to be charged via its USB port
Excerpt: The Panasonic Lumix TZ30 (aka ZS20 in the US) is the top of the range travel zoom from Panasonic, and features a 20x optical zoom lens, 14.1 megapixel Live MOS sensor,
Pros: High speed continuous shooting, Good image quality, Great macro performance, Full HD video, stereo sound, GPS logging, Compact metal body, 20x optical zoom, In camera ...
Cons: Rubber grip on the back would be nice, Battery life could be better
Summary: Great fun to use and packed with useful features, the sturdy Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ30 isn't cheap, but it has built-in GPS to geotag your photos, good low-light
Pros: Good low-light performance, Great build quality, Integrated GPS, Impressive video performance
Cons: Slight noise in some conditions, A little expensive
Panasonic Lumix DMC TZ30, el renacer de un clásico
PC Actual
26 June 2012
Excerpt: Las cámaras de Panasonic son unas de las que más tradición tienen en el segmento de las compactas, donde siempre ha tenido numerosos modelos atacando todo tipo de
Pros: Zoom versátil, GPS integrado, Grabación de vídeo AVCHD con zoom y autofoco continuo, Modos creativos, 18 modos escena, incluido el panorama asistido, Peso comedido, Mo...
Cons: No tiene modo RAW, Sin conexión WiFi ni interacción evidente con redes sociales o Internet