The Lumix's novelty selling point is its 16:9 ratio widescreen CCD.Compared with the 4:3 sensors found on the vast majority of other compact and D-SLR cameras,the CCD is extra width means a greater horizontal resolution and thus wider prints.The sensor is a 10 megapixel unit,part of which can be shut down if you want either 3:2 or 4:3 ratio pictures.This reduces the resolution to 8.5 or 7.5 megapixels respectively.Image quality is generally good,although chromatic aberrations were a problem with some of our higher contrast images.Performance is also slightly lacking - focusing, even in good light,takes around a second for each exposure,which means it is easy to miss shots.Ok it a just short review from me.Knowledge is the first,even is just a short writing from me,Happy reading guys...Labels: camera, megapixel, panasonic |
