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Panasonic DMC-TZ3K digital camera

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The DMC-TZ3 boasts 7.2 megapixels and a large, 3.0-inch LCD, and goes a step beyond their predecessor by featuring a 28mm wide-angle Leica DC Vario-Elmar lens. While the 10x zoom lets you take close-up shots even when you cannot move closer to your subject, the wide-angle lens is helpful in situations where you cannot step back or move away from the subject. With the TZ3, you can capture portraits of people with expansive scenery or large structures in the background, and you can zoom in or out to magnify a distant subject when desired.

Able to shoot from 28mm at the wide end to 280mm telephoto, this fit-in-your-pocket camera is fully equipped for any photo shooting situations you are likely to encounter on a journey. The TZ3 also incorporate the Intelligent Image Stabilization system, which comprises two features, Mega O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer) and Intelligent ISO Control, that together make it easy to capture beautiful photos every time you shoot. Mega O.I.S. compensates for the effects of hand-shake, making it possible to capture clear, crisp photos indoors, at night, or when taking macro close-ups or using high-powered zooming -- situations in which hand-shake is most likely to be a problem. Even Mega O.I.S., however, cannot suppress the motion blur caused by a subject moving as the photo is being snapped. That's where Intelligent ISO Control comes in. In this system, the camera's Venus Engine III image-processing engine detects whether the subject is moving and, as necessary, raises the ISO setting and shutter speed according to how fast the subject is moving and the light conditions. This happens automatically, so you can shoot without the bother of adjusting settings every time conditions change. Lumix and its powerful Intelligent Image Stabilization system do all the work for you. You enjoy easy, trouble-free shooting in any situation and get the satisfaction that comes with capturing clear, beautiful images.

Panasonic's Extended Optical Zoom function provides additional magnification to 15x when taking photos with 3-megapixel resolution. Also, the multi-aspect-capable CCD provides a larger recording area than ordinary 7.2-megapixel cameras, making it possible to capture images from 28mm to 280mm with any of three aspect ratios -- 4:3, 3:2 or 16:9.

Other features that improve usability and convenience include a Clipboard function that holds information, several new scene modes, and a Direct Print feature that allows quick, easy printouts. Also, the lens cap is now built into the camera itself and serves as an automatic protective barrier. Around 12.7 MB of built-in memory is provided, and the camera is compatible with large-capacity SDHC memory cards. Battery life has been extended, with the result that the TZ3 can take around 270 shots on a single charge (CIPA). Add these features up, and you can see why the DMC-TZ3 is perfect for capturing images you'll want to remember forever, such as the people you meet and places you visit on a trip.

DMC-TZ3 Highlights

28mm wide-angle Leica DC lens and 10x optical zoom in a compact, stylish body The 7.2-megapixel DMC-TZ3 packages a 28mm wide-angle Leica DC Vario-Elmar lens with 10x optical zoom into a stylish, compact body. Comprising 11 elements in nine groups, including an ED (extra-low dispersion) lens and three aspherical lenses, this advanced lens unit passes Leica's stringent standards and delivers an exceptional optical performance. The 28mm wide-angle lens makes it easy to fit the whole group into a photo indoors or to capture dynamic wide-perspective shots of a sweeping landscape or large architectural structure. Further, in 3-megapixel resolution mode, the Extended Optical Zoom function provides additional magnification, extending the zoom power from 10x to 15x by using the center part of the CCD. Using this feature in combination with the 4x digital zoom provides a total zoom factor of up to 60x.

Intelligent Image Stabilization: Mega O.I.S. for hand-shake, plus Intelligent ISO Control for motion blur Panasonic drew on its cutting-edge lens technology to invent Mega O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer), an optical image stabilizer that prevents blurring from shaky hands -- the leading cause of blurry images. In Panasonic's Mega O.I.S., sensors act at a frequency of 4,000 times per second to accurately detect even slight camera movement, such as from unsteady hands, and a corrective lens in the O.I.S. lens unit is shifted to compensate. With Mega O.I.S., it is easier than ever to capture clear, sharp, beautiful images when shooting telephoto shots, indoor portraits, illuminated night scenes or even the scenery you see from a train window.

While hand-shake is the single biggest cause of blurry images, it is not the only one. Another problem is the motion blur that can occur when a subject moves as the shot is being snapped. Incorporating Panasonic's Intelligent ISO Control, Lumix cameras are the first in the world to fight motion blur. This system detects whether or not the subject is moving. If it is, the system automatically raises the ISO setting accordingly, allowing the camera to shoot at a higher shutter speed. If the subject is not moving, the camera shoots at a low ISO setting and captures beautiful, natural-looking images. Intelligent ISO Control is included as one of the corrections in certain scene modes used to shoot subjects that are often moving, such as Sports, Baby and the newly added Pet mode. Simply select the mode that best suits the subject, and Intelligent ISO Control provides the optimal corrections, making it easy to capture crisp, clear photos.

With Intelligent Image Stabilization -- Mega O.I.S. to compensate for hand-shake plus Intelligent ISO Control to prevent motion blur -- Panasonic has taken image stabilization a leap forward and equipped the new Lumix TZ3 with the industry's most advanced countermeasures against blurring.

High-quality, high-performance image-processing LSI: Venus Engine III The TZ3 features the Venus Engine III, Panasonic's advanced image-processing engine that can record at a sensitivity setting as high as ISO 1250 with full resolution. Noise reduction is also greatly improved, with picture noise removed in stages during image processing. First, critical noise is roughly undraped and chromatic noise and luminance noise are separated. The chromatic noise, which has a greater effect on picture quality, is then selectively suppressed to a substantial degree.

With its multi-task image-processing capability, the Venus Engine III also boasts outstanding response time. Shutter release time lag is as short as 0.006 second and the shutter interval is as short as 0.5 second. This fast response makes it easy to capture sudden, spur-of-the-moment shots. In burst shooting mode, the TZ3 can fire off three shots per second at full resolution. Both models also allow unlimited consecutive shooting -- you can continue snapping shots until the SDHC/SD memory card is full. Thanks to the energy-efficient Venus Engine III imaging engine, the TZ3 offers a long battery life despite its large, bright LCD. The TZ3 can also take around 270 shots (CIPA) on a single battery charge.

28mm wide-angle with multiple aspect ratios Conventional cameras generally use almost the entire CCD area when recording an image, and the angle of view may be altered regardless of the photographer's intention. The TZ3, however, incorporates a 1/2.35-inch CCD with a total of 8.50 megapixels. This CCD, which is larger than those in conventional 7-megapixel class cameras, can reproduce images shot with the lens set from 28mm to 280mm in any of three aspect ratios -- 4:3, 3:2 or 16:9 -- so you can always capture dynamic, richly expressive shots with a wide perspective.

Large 3.0-inch LCD with advanced features for easy shooting and playback The TZ3 boasts a large, easy-to-see 3.0-inch LCD with outstanding 230,000-pixel resolution. Taking advantage of its big screen and high resolution, the TZ3 provides a dual image playback feature that lets you display two images at the same time, one above the other, and compare them. Also, to make image playback more entertaining, the TZ3 offers an amusing new Slide Change Effect feature in place of the monotonous frame-by-frame advance.

Also, the pixel-mixed readout method used by the CCD automatically increases the brightness of the live image on the LCD, making it much easier to shoot in low lighting. Thanks to the Power LCD function, which boosts the LCD backlighting by 40 percent, even shooting outdoors in bright sunshine is no longer a problem. The High Angle mode, which can be accessed quickly and easily via a dedicated button, makes the LCD screen extremely easy to view when the camera is held high, such as to shoot over a crowd.

Record clear, bright, wide-aspect VGA motion images -- ideal for widescreen viewing In addition to recording standard VGA (640 x 480) motion images at 30 frames per second, the TZ3 can record stunning wide-aspect VGA (848 x 480) motion images at 30 frames per second. These 16:9 motion images look extremely impressive on a wide-screen TV. The pixel-mixed readout method used by the CCD enhances image brightness, so the pictures you see are clear, bright and beautiful.

The TZ3 also offers an exceptional function that lets you select and display thumbnails of nine sequential frames from a motion image. This would be useful, for example, to analyze the way you swing a golf club or tennis racquet.

A variety of features for the perfect travel companion In addition to outstanding basic specifications, a host of traveller-friendly functions make the TZ3 the ideal travel companion. The camera body has been reduced in size to be more stylish and compact, and the lens cap is now incorporated into the body as a built-in automatic lens barrier.

The TZ3 also offers a new Clipboard function that lets you use the camera to hold and retrieve useful information on a trip. For example, you can quickly and easily take shots of a map or train schedule, and view them when needed. A wide variety of scene modes, including the new Pet and Sunset modes, also make it easy to get beautiful photos in a range of photographic situations. When used with the optional marine case housing, Underwater mode allows underwater shooting with optimal automatic settings that capture subjects and the surrounding water in beautifully natural colors.

Other great travelling features include the Travel Date Setting, which, once you have preset the date of your departure, records and displays the images in chronological order of your trip, and the World Time Setting, which lets you set the times and dates for 74 locations around the world.

The fun continues even when the shooting is done With the TZ3, the enjoyment of photography doesn't end when you're done shooting for the day. One additional function that broadens the fun of photography is Direct Print mode. To select it, simply turn the mode dial on the camera top. Then use a USB cable to connect the camera to a Pictbridge-compatible printer, and you're ready to print beautiful photos. Print all the images you shot or only your favorites, and make one copy or multiple copies as you wish. When you turn the mode dial, the mode selected is indicated on the LCD. This lets you change the mode to recording, playback or direct printing without taking your eyes off the subject.

Also interesting is the new Date Stamp function. In addition to showing the date a photo was taken, the TZ3 can show on which day of the trip a photo was taken. They can also stamp your baby's age in months on a photo, after you've taken the shots. These dates, which can be helpful when making a photo album, can be stamped on photos whether you print them yourself at home or have a photo shop do them.

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In my opinion, the best affordable pocket camera available

Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2007

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

If only the Lumix TZ3 had the instant reactions of a much more expensive Nikon or Canon DSLR, it would be the perfect pocket camera, a worthy successor to the Leica M3, M4 or M6. As it is, the TZ3 comes really close to being the perfect digital pocket camera.

The lens is the biggest part of the story: 28mm - 280mm (35mm equivalent), a full 10x zoom that doesn't extend more than 2 inches from the body. The 28mm capability makes a huge difference. I just spent the weekend with my sweetheart and five of her sisters. From a few feet away, I could capture the whole group - a substantial change from using the 35mm equivalent focal length of most other cameras. At the telephoto end, the 280mm definitely doesn't have the reach of the 350mm of the TZ1. Too bad one can't have it all. By using a smaller portion of the sensor, you can create higher effective optical zoom extensions, with a commensurate loss of quality, though this is not as bad as with digital zoom.

The 7.2 Megapixel sensor provides adequate image quality.

While there are no explicit manual controls, you can get a great deal of flexibility from using the pre-determined "scenes" and the basic controls such as bracketing.

The TZ1 had a physical lens cover which was always a pain to deal with. You had to take it off. It dangled from a string and unless restrained, could wind up in the photograph. The TZ3 has an automatic lens cover: hooray! It also has a 3" display, which is great to work with. The brightness of the LCD can be adjusted to accomodate bright sunlight (works reasonably well) and unusual viewing angles (works quite well).

The TZ3 is smaller than the TZ1 which is good and bad. It is lighter, which is good. The camera fits neatly into a pocket, which is better than good. The automatic lens cap is wonderful and I suggest a screen protector for the LCD. The ergonomics of the TZ3, however, suffer with the reduction in physical size. The swelling on the right-hand side, which created a nice, hefty handgrip on the TZ1 has been slimmed down in a major way. A little more concious thought is now required when grasping the camera. It is also possible, as this large handed user quickly learned, to inadvertently place a finger in front of the flash.

In terms of responsiveness, the TZ3 seems to power on a little faster than the TZ1, but it still takes time. Shutter lag is reasonably short. But in an ideal world, shutter lag would be non-existent. If that were the case, the TZ3 would indeed be the best camera for street shooting since the Leica M6. The zoom is smooth, if a little slow. Autofocus at lower focal lengths is practically instantaneous in well lit situations and distressingly slow in poor lightings. At longer focal lengths, there does seem to be some hunting.

The battery is rated for approximately 270 shots. You will not appear foolish if you always carry a spare or two. Flash photography appears to quickly drain the battery. Also be careful if you decide to use 4GB SDHC cards: not all built-in laptop card readers will accept them. You may need a USB adapter such as the one supplied with this card: Sandisk 4GB Secure Digital SD HC Memory Card(SDSDB-4096, bulk) & BlueProton USB 2.0 Card Reader Writer (Blue) .

Overall, the TZ3 is a great little camera. Even if you have a Nikon or Canon DSLR, you'll find yourself carrying the TZ3 far more often than you might expect. For everyday occasions and ordinary travel photography, this is an almost perfect camera with an extreme zoom, small size, light weight and enough settings to cover most situations. It is not, to be sure, a Nikon or Canon DSLR, but it is more than adequate for most tasks. By the way, video quality (640 x 480 at 30fps) is excellent.

A great piece of engineering by Panasonic.

Jerry

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John McQuitty

Superb Camera!

Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2007

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

I have to get on the bandwagon here. This is a superb little camera, definately five stars! I also have the TZ1, which showed promise, but has limitations. In my review of the TZ1, I noted it had lots of "noise" and pictures shouldn't be printed much beyond 4x6 inches if they were to be sharp. I also wanted more manual controls.

The TZ3 fixes and improves almost everything about the TZ1 and adds some new, very useful features. The noise has been drastically reduced, the lens is better, the sensor is bigger, and the processor is not only faster, but produces better pictures. The TZ3 adds a very handy "function" button - or I should say function capability - the number of buttons is the same - which gives immediate access to five or so "most used" settings without having to go into the menues - of which there are several.

The TZ3 keeps the Mega Optical Image Stabilization and adds Intelligent ISO, increases the sensitivity without adding noise,(I have not tried the 3200 setting yet.), increases the size of the viewing screen, etc., etc.

The TZ3 is a "well-rounded," and very capable camera. There is simply no comparison between the TZ1 and the TZ3 as far as the quality of the pictures. The TZ3 wins hands down. In my opinion it also beats some big name, higher priced digicams - a couple of which I own - rather handily.

Of course, the big selling point for the TZ3 is still the 10X lens - now with wide angle capability - on a pocket-sized point and shoot camera. This lens is SHARP, and combined with larger sensor and the new processor yields some excellent results.

While there are no manual controls, per se, the camera seems to do very well without them. Pictures are sharp, exposures seem nicely done (haven't tried it at night yet, but low light forrest shots were excellent), colors were accurate, appropriately saturated, and vivid (OK. I like the vivid setting.), good contrast, etc. There are a variety of AF settings, settable focal points, and focus modes. There is also exposure compensation, and exposure bracketing available - and they work well! The live histogram is a welcome bonus. The TZ3 focuses down to about 2 inches in macro mode - again with excellent, sharp results. The TZ3 is very well speced out.

One nice thing that is gone is the lens cap on the TZ1. It was really not to inconvenient, but seemed always to be swinging in the wind to add yet another source of camera shake. The TZ3 lens includes an built in lens cover. Very welcome.

I currently own five top flight digicams (including this one), and have owned about that many others, I am most impressed with this one - for combined convenience and results. It is a quantum step forward.

I also have a couple of quite nice, and fairly complete DSLR kits. They are wonderful, and in a class by themselves, but when I want very nice pictures and the convenience of a pocketable point and shoot with a 10X, wide angle lens, or a back up for the DSLRs, the TZ3 is now my camera of choice.

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Kabloona

A conseiller !

Reviewed in France on February 5, 2008

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Je suis surpris de voir à quelle point les commentaires sur cet APN sont extrêmes, tant en éloges qu'en déceptions.

Après quelques semaines d'utilisation, je relève les aspects positifs suivants :
- autofocus rapide même sur des focales longues (essayez le collimateur rapide sur 3 zones - même s'il peut occasionner quelques gels d'images sur l'écran avant obturation -, oubliez le 9 zones qui perd vite son latin)
- zoom précis et très polyvalent.
- bonne qualité d'image après tirage sur papier (disons très bon en extérieur et bon en intérieur...avec les réglages adéquats)
- écran très agréable
- stabilisateur efficace (à condition d'utiliser le mode 2)
- belle qualité de fabrication

Je ne vois que deux points négatifs :
- autonomie faible de la batterie (mon conseil : achetez en une seconde)
- mode macro un peu limite (l'appareil n'est pas très porté sur la réduction de la profondeur de champ)

J'ajoute ceci pour ceux qui se plaigne de flash trop faible où de photos trop bruitées si on pousse la sensibilité au delà de 400 ISO : avec le mode ISO intelligent bridé à 400 ISO je n'ai raté aucune photo d'intérieur.
L'appareil gère plutôt bien le dosage du flash avec ce réglage et lorsqu'il pousse la sensibilité jusqu'à 400 ISO (ce n'est pas systématique) le traitement du bruit est tout à fait convenable. En tout cas il n'y a rien de vraiment décelable en tirage format 15 x 11.
Pour ceux trouvent que les photos manquent de couleurs, il suffit de régler l'appareil par défaut sur « couleurs vives » et les teintes sont nettement plus saturées.
Je n'ai pas encore testé ce cas de figure mais a priori les prises de vue dans des endroits sombres où l'utilisation du flash est prohibée doivent effectivement être problématiques. Cela peut obliger à monter la sensibilité à 800 ISO et là, gare au btuit.

Que dire d'autre sinon que l'ergonomie est bien pensée (prise en main, emplacement des boutons) , que les menus sont très simples et que les modes scènes sont pléthoriques.

En conclusion, un produit à conseiller qui n'est certes pas parfait mais dont le principal avantage est certainement d'être le compact le plus polyvalent du marché. On peut sans doute se plaindre qu'il est un peu plus lourd que la moyenne mais quels autre APN offre-t-il un zoom x 10 avec grand angle dans un si petit volume ?
Il faut prendre le temps de le connaître et dès que l'on quitte certains réglages standards, les photos sont plus que satisfaisantes dans (presque) toutes les circonstances.

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Silvia Braun

Gute Reisekamera - für ambitionierten Fotografen

Reviewed in Germany on August 6, 2010

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

Hatte die Kamera im Urlaub im Gebrauch.
Supereinfach im Handling. Menü finde ich klar und verständlich aufgebaut. Auch im "Supereinfach" Modus eine brauchbare Bildqualität. Gerade für Makros habe ich die Kamera sehr gerne benutzt. Kleine Schwäche aus meiner Sicht sind Aufnahmen
bei Nacht.
Auslösezeit ist absolut OK.

Akkulaufzeit ist Urlaubstauglich. Ich hatte die Kamera an 5 von 7 Urlaubstagen in Gebrauch, und erst am letzten "Fototag" machte der Akku schlapp.

Da ich gerne auch mal die Blende oder Zeit vorgebe, und dies hier nicht möglich ist, ziehe ich einen Stern von den fünfen ab.
Alles in allem kann ich dieses (wenn auch schon etwas betagtes) Modell sehr empfehlen.

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digiprofi

Tolle Kamera TZ3

Reviewed in Germany on March 5, 2008

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

Habe mir ebenfalls die TZ3 gekauft. Habe bisher Sony DSC V1, die wirklich gute Bilder macht. Allerdings freute ich mich nun auf das 10-fach-Zoom, Bildstabilisator, großes und deutliches Display, schnelle Auslösefunktion, geringere Größe und der von Experten bestätigten sehr guten Bildqualität.

Fazit: Alles eingetroffen. Bin absolut begeistert.

Wenn man die Bildgröße von 7,2 Mio. auf z.B. 5 Mio. Pixel reduziert, erweitert sich der optische Zoom auf das 12-fache (optischer Extrazoom) ohne Qualitätsverlust (max. 15-fach). Wenn man dann noch den 4-fach Digitalzoom dazuschaltet, rückt manch weit Entferntes (wenn man nicht näher herankommt) deutlich heran. Durch den sehr guten Bildstabilisator gelingen dann sogar aus der Hand verwackelarme Bilder.
Die Möglichkeit, zwei Szenen gleichzeitig zu speichern und diese hinter einander abzurufen, ist genial. Der Movie-Modus macht sehr gute Bilder. Leider kann dabei das Zoom nicht verwendet werden.
Alles Weitere wurde bereits von Vorgänger beschrieben.

Tolle Kamera zu einem sehr guten Preis (empfl. VKP EUR 449).

Das Problem mit dem lockeren Ladekabel kann ich nicht bestätigen (fest reindrücken).

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Client d'Amazon

Satisfait

Reviewed in France on July 19, 2016

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

Bon appareil. Un peu laborieux de charger la batterie. J'espère que les vues professionnelles que je prendrai avec en grand angle seront satisfaisantes.

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chriss

très bon appareil !!

Reviewed in France on August 12, 2012

Color: BlackVerified Purchase

cela fait plusieurs années que je fais de la photo avec cet appareil qui me fait de très très beaux clichés, je recommande vivement cet appareil.Je suis photographe amateur et on prend beaucoup de plaisir même avec un compact et avec celui ci on peut faire plein de belles images, n'hésitez pas, me meilleur de sa catégorie l'année de sa sortie !

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Brand	Panasonic
Model Name	Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3K
Photo Sensor Size	1/2.3-inch
Max Shutter Speed	1/2000 seconds
Min Shutter Speed	8 seconds
Effective Still Resolution	7.2
Color	Black
Connectivity Technology	USB
Flash Memory Type	SD/MMC/SDHC card, Internal
Item Weight	0.62 Pounds

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