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Question: What do other things come along with this Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS5A 16.1 MP Tough Digital Camera with 9.3x Intelligent Zoom (Blue) ? (i.e: phone case..
Document: On the advice of a friend I recently purchased the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS5A16.1MP Tough digital camera. I took it with me on a dive trip to Bonaire.The intelligent features of this camera made it very useful above and below the water. In the automatic mode in would detect back-lighting and take multiple exposures to integrate for the optimal exposure of foreground and background features. The auto-focus was a bit fussy in low-light conditions with an in-experienced operator.
Pixel resolution is so high on most all of them, its enough for anyone @ 12 megapixels. The Lumix TS5 has 16.1. Like I said, that's higher resolution than you'll ever need. Good anti shake technology is important with these small tough cameras you take out into the field. I am amazed at what you can keep sharp handheld with this camera.All things equal. Narrow down the choices to 3 or 4.
After reading a number of reviews online, I purchased this waterproof 16 MP camera for boating as an upgrade from a 7.1 MP Olympus model with a smaller zoom range that I'd had since 2007. I do not use the Panasonic TS5 for underwater photos, so I can't speak to its performance or reliability in that area, but I have found it to take nice photos from kayaks. Exposures are good;  the focusing system is flexible and effective once you learn how to use it while in motion.
Beware of abysmal customer service from Panasonic.For many years, I have purchased digital cameras. etc. including this one but unfortunately, for my future purchases I will mostly exclude Panasonic from my research just because of their customer support.The same time I bought this camera (Lunix DMC-TS5A) from Amazon. I purchased a ZS30 camera directly from Panasonic since the model wasn't available at the time on Amazon. I bought two camera to take on my once-in-a-lifetime trip to Africa.
So I was in the market for a new camera and I wanted a tough camera because well cell phones these days who really needs a basic point and shoot camera and also I Scuba Dive and previously had a Canon Elph with a waterproof enclosure. Every time I would take it in the water I had a moment where I crossed my fingers and hoped the case wouldn't leak. With the recent 2013 model releases I narrowed it down to the Nikon AW110 and the Panasonic Lumix TS5.
I had done a lot of research to find the ideal waterproof digital camera which is capable of recording full hd video. I thought I had found it with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS5.Unfortunately, I recognized a TERRIBLE AUTOFOCUS NOISE IN VIDEOS when I tried it out playing the video on my computer. The noise is so bad that I decided to return the camera. I don't want to spoil all videos to be taking in the future with such a noise.
It only shoots JPEG, not RAW or TIF or DNG, alas. If you look at an image full size, it has a great deal of JPEG artifacting and soft, featureless expanses of homogenous color.This could be fixed with a firmware update by Panasonic, but I'm not holding my breath...Additional usage warning: I bought this camera to replace an earlier Lumix Tough Digital Camera that was killed by the Colorado River.
)12. Zoom is quick and quiet but i wont use digital zoom on any camera as it only degrades the quality--BUT this has a nice intelligent zoom that seems ok so far.13. Lastly for now, this is a very nice camera and while it doesn't have everything i wanted- i can drop it and throw it in the river and it still take great pics.
For example, you can't actually turn off the digital zoom; turning it &#34;off&#34; simply means that it pauses at the end of the optical zoom before digitally zooming. So you have to look at the UI rather than just holding down the zoom button. Sigh.The picture quality runs the gamut from incredibly impressive to the appalling, and alas many of the ones you really want to come out are on the appalling end of the scale.
The NFC is a nice feature as I own an Android phone and all you need to do is tap the phone and the camera together to pair them. You have to install the Panasonic App, but you can do a bunch of things with it. Remote control the camera, copy photos from the camera to the phone etc. (**disclaimer** occasionally I've had issues with the pairing on my HTC EVO LTE)4. The video recording and sound is great.
Answer: You get a USB cable, HDMI cable and a CD for installing software (PC only). No case comes with it, and you will need an SDHC card as well.