Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX07T (brown)

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The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX07 is a stylish, compact digital camera that comes in a variety of colors.

Review: First Take: With four different colors and Panasonic's latest snapshot technology, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX07 makes for a stylish, high-tech digital camera. This 7-megapixel point-and-shoot packs a wide 28mm-to-105mm-equivalent Leica zoom lens into its 1-inch-thick frame. Like many of Panasonic's fall cameras, the DMC-FX50 includes the company's LSI Venus Engine III image processor with Intelligent ISO Control mode. IIC mode can detect subject movement and boost ISO sensitivity and shutter speed to minimize blur. It uses Panasonic's MEGA Optical Image Stabilization and can hit ISO 1,250 sensitivity for low-light or action shooting. These features pit ... Expand full review
First Take: With four different colors and Panasonic's latest snapshot technology, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX07 makes for a stylish, high-tech digital camera. This 7-megapixel point-and-shoot packs a wide 28mm-to-105mm-equivalent Leica zoom lens into its 1-inch-thick frame. Like many of Panasonic's fall cameras, the DMC-FX50 includes the company's LSI Venus Engine III image processor with Intelligent ISO Control mode. IIC mode can detect subject movement and boost ISO sensitivity and shutter speed to minimize blur. It uses Panasonic's MEGA Optical Image Stabilization and can hit ISO 1,250 sensitivity for low-light or action shooting. These features pit the FX07 against the ISO 1,250-capable Sony Cyber Shot DSC-W100 and the image stabilization-equipped Casio Exilim EX-Z850.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX07 is almost identical to its sister camera, the DMC-FX50. Both cameras have the same wide-angle Leica lens, 7-megapixel sensor, and image processor, as well as many of the same features. The only significant differences between the two cameras are that the FX50 has a 3-inch LCD display and comes in silver and black, while the FX07 has a 2.5-inch LCD display and adds red and blue models to the lineup. Style-conscious users might be attracted to the FX07's smaller price tag and wider color selection. Neither camera has an optical viewfinder, so users will have to frame their shots using the camera's LCD.

Though it impressed us with a decent lens and a solid build, the FX07's predecessor, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX9, suffered from some photo-quality issues. With a different lens and Panasonic's new LSI Venus Engine III image processing engine, the DMC-FX07 will hopefully produce better images than did the previous generation of FX cameras. The FX07 should not be confused with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX7, a lower-end version of the DMC-FX9.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX07 ships in September with a suggested retail price of $350. It will be available in black, silver, blue, or red. Hide Review

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4.5 stars out of 2 user reviews

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5.0 stars

"This camera is awesome!!" By LadyLynne716

Pros: Very compact and user friendly. Great pictures.

Cons: Can't really think of anything.

Summary: I love this camera. Not being very knowledgeable about photography, I find this camera very easy to operate. The camera feels good in my hand. Pictures are crisp and clear. the menu is very user friendly, which means you can be taking great pictures almost immediately. I'm amazed at ... Expand full review

4.0 stars

"Love the camera. Lots of options and easy to use menus" By PSME

Pros: This camera has a wonderful set of options that include all the regualrs and a few extras, such as wide-angle, high iso, easy to use buttons, a built in function to send images via usb to a printer

Cons: The camera feels like it could break easily. I'm rough on my cameras and I haven't broken it yet, but I want to get a backup fx07 for when I do break it.

Summary: This camera is the bees knees!

The combination of buttons and menus is just right for me. For example, there is a dedicated button for the anti-shake gadgetry. This is something that deserves a button--digging through the menu for it all the time is a pain on other cameras. Another

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  • Digital camera type: Ultracompact
  • Product Type: Digital camera - Compact
  • Resolution: 7 megapixels

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