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Question: My new camera is set on tele and I don"t know how to turn that off for regular picture taking
Document: I'm new to this camera Nd dont fully know how to best utilize all features. So far the images have been sharp, in focus, and it's reasonably easy to use.The only feature that I'm not impressed with is under &#34;creative control.&#34; The One Color select is rather broad, or not too accurate, so if youre taking an image with multiple colors present, you don't get distinct one color with the rest black and white.
I can't back this up with technical specs, but it seems like this lens lets in more light then the other cameras.I have taken some MPEGs but haven't viewed them on anything bigger than the camera screen. I haven't tried the other modes, but there is lots to choose from. But I do know that this camera performs faster at taking pictures in auto mode than any other camera I have tried.
Was it worth it the wait? Yes. Are you going to be able to turn this camera on, whip it up, zoom it in and take a picture of something that is fast moving? Probably not, but if you're already zoomed to the distance you want, it only takes a second to refocus. In my opinion, the quality of the zoom outweighed the time it took to focus.- Starting to record a video is a simple on step process. One button, push and your recording.
Wonderful camera for outdoor use. Very crisp photos. Even when enlarged, the picture maintains the quality with very little distortion in the photos. It can take amazing macro shots if you use it right. Indoor photos are alright, not the best though. You need the right lighting for the picture to turn out well. Flash is decent, but is rather short. All in all, the outdoor photos are amazing, the in camera editing is very useful and doesn't detract the quality of the original photo.
The new FZ70 Optical Zoom Panasonic lens might turn out to be another success, however this 24X Leica lens ( 600mm equivalent?) is terrific. I believe this is a great Leica lens and at $269.95 is a great buy. Prices have gone up lately for the few remaining FZ60's for obvious reasons.I would urge purchasing from a reputable authorized Panasonic dealer as I read alarming reviews about unauthorized dealers peddling grey-market cameras with missing package contents, foreign language settings, and unenforceable warranties.
If anything changes, I'll let you know, but overall, I am more than pleased with this camera.
I am well satisfied with this camera. It has plenty of advanced features but the nice thing about it is you can set it on automatic and it does all the thinking for you.. It takes beautiful pictures too.
I have not missed RAW for my portrait pictures, the JPEG images from the FZ60 are excellent. I usually only adjusted lighting/contrast and sharpness anyway, and the FZ60 is doing a fine job with white balance set to auto.I am very please with this camera and have recommend it to several friends.
Please be sure you know what you are buying. A lot of the great reviews for the camera seem to be completely unaware of the issue, and if this camera breaks you may be pretty much stuck with it. It would make for an expensive paperweight, folks.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxOriginal review:I hate it when people leave reviews that aren't really reviews per se, but are more about a problem with the individual item purchased.
I'm a sucker for cameras and own way too many. I love my DSLRs but sometimes I just don't want to worry about them so I wanted a point and shoot to carry around at times but it had to be something better than the traditional point and shoot. I think I found it with this camera. I love the longer zoom on it and the start up time is great. It has a nice set of filters and settings.
Answer: Sharon, by default, when you turn on the camera, the camera is already in a regular picture taking mode. However, when you use your finger to turn the zoom control slider switch which is directly below the shutter button, then the camera goes into the zoom (telephoto) feature. Just slide this zoom control switch all the way to the left for regular picture taking. Anyhow, go to the Panasonic support web site and download the instructions manual. Also, in the camera menu setup features, there is a option for turning off digital zoom. I think that is what you mean (?????). Sharon, please take the time to read and really play (experiment) with all the camera features. I plan on selling this model because the images are not up to my standards. Instead, I just purchased the Sony HX200V and the images are way better than the Panasonic FZ60K. Chuck