Panasonic Lumix ZS10 TS3 FX78 Preview

http://www.techlicious.com/blog/panasonic-zs10-ts3-fx78-cameras-get-3d-and-fu... When Panasonic's line of high-end point and shoot cameras arrive this spring they'll have a new set of features. The Lumix ZS10, TS3 and FX78 will all be able to take 3D digital stills and Full HD 1080p video. Plus, all of the Lumix camera will have software for uploading to Facebook and YouTube built-in.

Easy uploaders are fairly common, but Panasonic goes one step further by copying the uploader software onto any SD card you pop into the camera. Stick the SD Card into your computer and the uploader software launches automatically.

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• panasonic
• lumix
• zs10
• ts3
• fx78

[NiteAngel]

LOL 16x good for stalking

[dgthrg]

Are the light streaks fixed on this camera. I had a ZS3 that had them and a ZS7. If they don't fix these streaks, the videos are worthless. I hope they are gone on the

ZS 10

[teglaalatt]

@steelersfan4eva Thank you. this is the only thing why im not sure about buying this camera...

[steelersfan4eva]

@teglaalatt no... for shutter speed it offers various settings such as starry night, which allows for different shutter speeds altho I cant remember how long it stays open.

[KaNGaRooBaby910]

@dgthrg i've see some other camera's HD video (i forgot the brand) and they have the light streaks as well... i think this is one of the bad things on compact camera...

[virtuella]

I wonder if panasonic fixed their problem with dust getting in between the lenses.

That dustproblems totally ruined a lot of my videos this year from Thailand :(

[MyP3rsonalT3ch]

whats the price range for the ZS10? did they fix the issue on the lens when its on a direct lighting you get the purple vertical line across the photo specially on video? please let me know i would like to get one and review it as well

[teglaalatt]

can you use manual settings like shutter speed and aperture on TS-3????

[stgrenade64]

And all of them has very low "maximum light sensitivitly" so you'll end up taking videos with "violet rays" all over when shooting at sunny days or at direct lightsource

[MichaelHsiu]

When you're zoomed in on 16x zoom the f/stop goes up to 5.9 which is terribly slow...

It wouldn't really be useful unless you're in very bright weather.