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The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 Digital Camera Features and Information

The obvious appeal of the Panasonic DMC FZ18 is its 18x optical zoom lens. This is one of the first digital cameras to increase the length of the lens of a consumer digital camera beyond 12 x. The aim is to support stabilization image to help reduce 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, is one of the cameras with many features that 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 most powerful zoom lens. The FZ8 had a 12x optical zoom and the FZ18 is 18x optical zoom. Besides that, there is a small bump 8-megapixel resolution of 7.1 megapixels and 2.5 inch LCD screen is higher resolution in the FZ18. Software-wise, Panasonic has introduced its Intelligent Auto mode on the FZ18, which essentially packs face recognition, continuous AF, Intelligent ISO control, and stabilization image easy to use an automatic mode.

Panasonic has been a key player in the super-zoom field since the launch of its impressive Leica-lens Lumix DMC-FZ1 in 2002 and has held 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 specification tempting for anyone with £ 300 to spend. It has a 8.1 megapixel CCD, 2.5-inch 230k LCD monitor, RAW shooting mode and a massive 18x Leica zoom with stabilization optical image and a 28-504mm equivalent focal length.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 is the form of an SLR but is more compact. The handle is covered rubber texture that feels almost silky. At the top of the rubber panel is large enough for shallow divot index finger to wrap the front comfort of the camera. At the end of the grip, the zoom ring around the shutter button is visible. To the right of the shutter release and the protruding portion the handle is a small label Panasonic DMC-FZ18.

The back of the FZ18 also looks very similar to the FZ8. Both cameras have an LCD screen 2.5 inches to the left is a platform that rises from the body by a few millimeters. To the right of the LCD screen of 1.5 inches of space occupied by the same buttons that the FZ8. To the top right of the LCD screen is a little control. The left side is identical to the FZ8, with the exception of the specifications of the target, course. The older model has a 12x optical zoom lens and the Panasonic FZ18 has a 18x optical zoom, though the cameras are about the same size.

The right side of the camera looks familiar. It is also almost identical to the FZ8. The only difference is the addition of a thumb on the back of the camera is visible on this side of the FZ18. In front of the thumb is a chrome eyelet for neck strap and the rubber hand grip on the surface compared to that. Two eyelets chrome neck strap upper side of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18, which is irregular. The lens barrel looks enormous when viewed from above. The flash component sits on top of him. The viewer enters the flash component. Directly right of the viewfinder is the mode dial and back. It has many positions that the FZ8 including custom scene modes and solidarity. The bottom of the camera is quite thick. There is a metal tripod socket is a bit off center of the lens, which could hinder installation. Below door handle is a plastic friction grip that covers the battery and memory card slots

Features: -

* 18x optical zoom (equivalent 28-504mm.) - FZ8 has 12x (36-432mm) zoom
* Lower maximum aperture at the long end of zoom (F4.2 vs F3.1)
* 8.3 megapixel (Vs. 7.2 megapixels)
* Face Detection
* Intelligent Auto Mode
* Selectable ISO 1600 manually
* ISO 6400 Mode high sensitivity
* AF / AE lock button and dedicated AF / MF button
* 1 cm Macro (was 5 cm)
* Custom mode and extra scene modes (plus of "advanced scene modes)
* Five level Noise reduction (was three level)
* Slower continuous shooting (burst)
* Heavier and slightly larger

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