Panasonic Lumix DMCFX65 Digital Camera

Features

Audio:
- Built-in microphone Yes

Battery:
- Battery type(s) Lithium ion

Camera:
- Optical sensor: CCD
- Megapixels: 12.1 megapixels
- Light sensitivity: Auto ISO, ISO 80, ISO 100, ISO 200, ISO 400, ISO 800, ISO 1600
- White balance: Automatic, Cloudy, Daylight, Shade, Halogen, White Set
- Lens aperture: F2.8 - F11
- LCD display size: 2.7 inch
- Flash type: Built-in
- Optical zoom: 5 x

General:
- Camera Type: Digital compact
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 54.1 x 97.2 x 19.4 mm
- Weight: 126 g

Still images:
- Still image format: JPEG
- Still image resolution (max): 4000 x 3000 pixels

Storage:
- Storage type(s): Secure Digital Card, Secure Digital High Capacity
- Internal memory: 40MB

Video:
- Video capture format(s): AVI (Motion JPEG)

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Resolution	12.1 MegaPixel
Optical Zoom	5 x
Digital Zoom	No info
Memory Card	Secure Digital, SDHC Memory Card
Screen Size	2.7 Inch
Camera Type	No info
Optical Sensor	CCD Optical Sensor
Weight	126 Weight
Min. Lens Aperture	2.8 Min. Lens Aperture
Max. Lens Aperture	11 Max. Lens Aperture

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Review summary: alaTest has collected and analysed 118 reviews of Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX65 / DMC-FX60 from international magazines and websites.

Verdict: Experts rate this product 76/100 and users 92/100. Comparing these reviews to 666666 other Digital Compact Cameras reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 85/100 = Very Good.

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Review summary: If it evolves much more it'll develop rudimentary tool use

Verdict: The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX60 is a good quality camera with a lot of effective and reliable automatic features. Build quality is excellent, performance is good and image quality certainly better than average. However it is very expensive compared other...

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Review summary: Powerful, slim and good looking. We know what you're thinking but it's actually a description of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX60.

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Review summary: It's a good camera that can take some beautiful pictures, but for the price and the lack of extra features, the FX65 doesn't live up to our expectations of value — and its video quality is terrible.

Verdict: Panasonic has priced the FX65 rather oddly: for AU$110 less you can get the 8x optical zoom, similarly wide-angled ZR1 which, while not quite as stylish, certainly won't look out of place on the runway. So essentially, you're paying a premium on the...

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Review summary: The Lumix DMC-FX60 is virtually identical to its immediate predecessor the FX40. It shares the same aluminium body, 12.1MP sensor, 25-125mm lens and 2.7-inch monitor, and they also have many of the same features. They both have 1280 x 720 HD video...

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Review summary: We like to believe that the camera-buying public is getting wise to the fact that more megapixels doesn't necessarily mean a better camera.

Verdict: A beautiful camera with some smart useful features, hampered by a sensor that packs too many pixels into such a small space.

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Review summary: Compact metal-bodied cameras such as the 12Mp Panasonic DMC-FX60 have now upped their pixel count so that they can compete head-on with digital SLR cameras.

Verdict: Pictures in average to bright light conditions appeared fine but we were less convinced by low-light photos, and video may list a hi-def spec, but watch out for grainy, colour-limited video. But for ease of use and simple control, the Panasonic...

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Review summary: Is the Panasonic Lumix FX60 the company's most advanced compact yet?

Verdict: The FX60 is a high-quality camera with many advanced automatic features. Build, performance and image quality are all above average, but it is very expensive and the six-year-old body design is a bit dated.

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Review summary: Boasting ease of use and functional controls, the Lumix DMC-FX60 from Panasonic will suit the beginner to mid-level photographer.

Verdict: Compact metal-bodied cameras have now upped their pixel count so that they can compete head-on with digital SLR cameras. One such is the 12-megapixel Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX60.

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Review summary: The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX60 offers a comprehensive front line spec to appeal to all those who need to tick the right boxes with their compact camera. It comes with a 12-megapixel sensor, the ability or shoot HD video footage and the promise of good...

Verdict: It is a little on the expensive side for the range of controls on offer, but overall it is a competent little camera

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Review summary: The Panasonic Lumix FX65 comes from a line of fine digital compact cameras; its predecessors include the FX36, FX38 and FX48. Does it live up to its pedigree and can it overcome some of the shortcomings of its predecessors? We take it for a spin and...

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Review summary: This is an excellent pocket camera. I was very impressed by the picture quality. I also found the camera easy to use and I like the feature set. This includes High Definition movies and image stabilisation. Recommended.

Verdict: In my opinion the Panasonic Lumix DMC FX60 is one of the very best pocket cameras on the market. Picture quality compares with the best digital cameras in this category. The camera is also easy to use and has good response times.

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Review summary: Panasonic's new slimline 12.1MP Lumix goes on test

Verdict: While only a small upgrade over their previous Lumix FX, the FX60's new technology is clearly demonstrated by its consistently sharper results. An excellent choice if ease of use and svelte lines are important to you.

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Review summary: On the outside, the FX60 is an almost exact copy of the FX40, but 2 mm thinner. However, we have to say that, on the inside, a lot of work has been done on improving the handling of electronic noise. Unfortunately, though, some other problems haven't...

Verdict: Despite a few faults, the FX60 is a camera that takes decent photos, and Panasonic has clearly done a lot of work to improve on the rather disappointing FX40. The video mode, though, is beginning to look outdated compared to today's standards as it has...

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