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Question: Does this camera have a touch screen?
Document: Touch screen never quite worked right then cracked with no damage to camera no drops or any thing to cause this. Picked it up on the third day I owned it and it had horizonal lines and then screen cracked as if before my eyes. I beleive this was either shipping damage or manufactuer defect. No response from seller and had to send off for repair still not back yet.
Camera breaks easily. I slipped on a step while holding camera and it hit a corner from about 18 inches. Camera was broken beyond repair. Bought another one and after correctly putting on a screen protector, the LED touch screen fragmented over the entire screen. Had a Canon ELPH and an Olympus Stylus that both took more abuse over a 5 year period.
There are more settings on this little camera than I will ever use. I am an amateur photographer that pretty much wanted a camera that can travel well and take decent photos. I can't compare this with other cameras because this is the first high end point and shoot that I have owned. I really like the display. It is large and easy to see and I like the touch screen options.
Again, that means as you zoom the tendency will be for the pictures to get blurry. I found the camera straining if I shot into a shadow &#8211; even on a bright day.What sealed the deal for me was the touch screen. While that might be a useful feature on a studio camera it is insane on such a small camera. Every time I lifted the camera for a shot the camera would beep beep in alarm because my thumb had wandered onto the screen.
The touch screen is sometimes useful (e.g. for setting focus point). I wish the photos were a bit sharper, but I'd probably have to carry a much heavier camera to do significantly better.A few minor gripes:* The wi-fi button is badly placed. I kept pushing it by accident, at which point it puts up a dialog box that must be dismissed before one can take a photo. Very frustrating when trying to catch something fleeting.
After the spinning is over, it wants my username and password again. Back to the non-touch screen keyboard.....enter.......................spin...spin....spin....almost there.....BAM - username and password are incorrect.The next steps are entirely up to you and you can choose whatever path you wish to travel down.
I didn't see this reported anywhere so one less star given because of what I consider deceiving advertising. * Battery life is so so. You can probably take about 300 pictures with the GPS on (I haven't tried it with it off yet). This goes quickly in one day with my method of shooting. * The touch screen feature is not very useful for me and I take more unintended shots by touching it. I haven't found a way to disable it.
This is not an uncommon problem with auto-focus digital cameras when it comes to video recording, but I'm surprised it's an issue here but not with the older ZS7.I got the white ZS30 and, boy, is it stylish! It's also ergonomic (save for the location of the video recording button). The high-res LCD screen is also touch screen like on any smartphone nowadays. The icons do tend to be a little smallish, but still tappable.
Use the diffuser trick, and things should be really good.Back to the ZS30. The ZS20 and the ZS30 are fairly comparable, but the ZS30 has some significant improvements IMHO. Better LCD - 920k dot resolution compared to 460k for the ZS20, and better touch screen capability. 18 MP compared to 14 MP for the ZS20 - Yes, there is more detail in the ZS30 picts. Cancel playback mode and return to shooting mode with a touch of the shutter button - something Panasonics' have needed for years.
Well my user name has a space in it as I would assume most do, it is simply my name, but the camera does not allow entering spaces in this screen. So what now??? Well, on mac, there is your "short" username which can be found by going into users and right clicking on your account then picking advanced options.
Answer: Yes it does, making it easier to get to some of the settings.  Haven't used it much, so far.  However, the use I have made of it makes me glad I bought this camera over the most comparable Canon which my wife uses and now wants mine.