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Question: Does this camera have an audio jack, and how good is the video?
Document: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ60K: Bridge Camera for the OutdoorsThe FZ60 is bargain, a true bargain. It doesn't do everything, but it comes close. It isn't "the absolute best" in any one category, but it is at least "very good plus" in the categories that matter most to a lot of folks: stills, video, zoom range, shooting performance, image stabilization, battery life.
The video format is different and initially difficult to work with in download and playback, but turns out to be a very good HD upgrade to the FZ18 Quicktime version. Finding a lens hood for this camera is a problem. I did, but it does interfere in the span of the view of the lens which means cropping everything if I use it. The warranty requires that any backup battery you buy be &#34;Panasonic&#34;. You can buy backup batteries.
I had owned the Lumix FZ47 and it was a great camera. Although, anything beyond ISO 400 showed a good deal of noise, which I probably par with a 1/2sensor. The FZ60 uses a CMOS sensor compared to the CCD of the FZ47 and I feel this provides a better image! The video on the FZ 60 is much better than the FZ47. This is a very good camera and produces nice images. Low Light situations are challenging, as to be expected.
Only issue noted was the limited number of shots in burst mode.Motorcycles, at 120 MPH captured in video and stills both panning, and burst mode. From the timing stand, taking video the auto wind cut filter removed all the ambient wind noise, leaving the throaty rasp of the Suzuki's and Ducati's. Manual panning was good, and I think will improve as I get more comfortable with the camera. I find the dedicated video button a welcome addition.
The motivation here is an upcoming trip back to South Africa, and the desire to carry one affordable optical unit with good battery life replacing what I might otherwise carry: a Panasonic ZS-15, an LX7, and a dedicated video camera  with one unit of practical size, weight, and zoom.The approximately $290 street price 24x optical / 48x "Intelligent Zoom" FZ60K is very close in operation and envelope dimensions to the more celebrated Panasonic FZ200 (about $490 street).
Very good plus images, very good plus video, very good plus shooting performance, very good plus LCD screen, very good plus battery life. It is fun to shoot with and is as close as you can get to an all-in-one outdoors still image and video acquisition system for $285 in a one pound package.Copyright 2013 by Randy Wakeman and randywakeman.com .
I've been quite pleased with Panasonic cameras. It's not as easy to use as my Lumix ZS6, but the photos are turning out just as nice. Of course, the zoom is awesome. The icons and buttons take some getting used to, and it's a little too easy to press the burst or video button instead of the snapshot button. I wish it came with a lens hood to cut down on sunlight glare. Plenty of features to explore and learn with. Overall, a good purchase and recommended.
I love the zoom, the pictures colors, the video quality  and the light weight . Is an amazing camera my lumix
Oh, and you can still snap pictures while the video is recording.A couple of things I didn't love (this list IS all inclusive at this time) -- I can't tell what is video when I'm reviewing the pictures on the camera. I enlisted the help of a friend who has more camera knowledge than I and she finally found it.
I traded in my fz28 to amazon and used the $92 gift card to buy the FZ60. Thus far, very impressed with this camera. Takes great pictures and is easy to use. It has a bit more zoom than the fz28 and a cmos sensor, with a direct video recording button. IMHO, well worth the extra $190 I paid to upgrade.
Answer: The Lumix DMC-FC60K does not have an audio jack.  That means the audio would record noise from the zoom motor when activated.  For the price good video quality.Viewfinder is a great feature for outdoor shooting.