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Question: fast shutter?
Document: It's SO easy to turn the camera off instead of taking a photo, I did it so many times. It does power back up fast though.
It is a joy to use, simple, fast, light. It takes excellent pictures. Would have preferred having a battery charger instead of having to connect the camera for the battery to charge....Fast and efficient delivery. Thanks.
mostly DSLR users) demand for their tasks. Those might include ultra-fast auto-focus and shot-to-shot times, large data buffers to allow for bursts up to dozens of images at a time, ability to deal with fast-moving subjects, and so on.
If stopped all the way down, you get a bit of softness in the corners but 2 seconds in CS6 and that solved it for the few shots where that comes in to play. Battery goes fast so buy a spare, but the same was true with my Canon. Size, ergonomics and looks are top notch (I chose the white version). I process the photos through Aperture and the quality is stunning for the sensor size.
I returned a Nikon Coolpix AW110 to Best Buy because it failed to do the two most fundamental things my wife and I want a point and click camera to do - take fast photos and take superb photos indoors and in low light. The Panasonic Lumix LF1 simply beats the AW110 into the ground in terms of doing both of those critical things better.We live in MN and are indoors a lot.
I purchased it a few weeks ago and have been avidly using it since. I suspect once my wife gets hold of it, I won't see it again. :-)Pros:Very small for its capability. The form factor is big when it comes to being small. Similar to the Canon S120.The IQ is very high considering the sensor size, and its lens.The lens is about the best balance of zoom versus quality.The lens is relatively fast at F2 on the wide end.
So we need great indoor performance and a fast camera. We have owned a Canon Powershot Elph 220 HS and the Nikon Coolpix AW110 in the past, and hands down the Panason Lumix LF1 takes a much better picture for a point and click camera. We are delighted and love this camera.Both with and without a flash, the photos come out looking great, color is reproduced very well, and people are not washed out by an overly agressive flash.
I love cameras that I can carry with me in a pocket or on my belt. I also like great image quality. So, when I saw that the LF1 has a fast lens and a larger sensor than a typical point and shoot, I ordered one. After shooting a few hundred images, I am impressed with the image quality. The f2/0 28-200mm (equivalent) lens is excellent and the bigger sensor is a plus, especially in low light.
I am a serious amateur photographer. When I am not shooting with a DSLR or a Micro 4/3rds camera I will always have a camera on my belt. Recently I acquired the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LF1 after researching similar small cameras. I wanted a small, fast camera that shoots in high quality RAW mode with a longer zoom than most compact cameras. Additionally I wanted to be able to do decent macro shooting with the camera. This camera fills the bill.
Just like the big dogs! One around the lens, the on the back. Very handy. I will have to get used to the way they are set up and located, but they will save a lot of menu digging. Very nice for quickly changing exposure settings and shutter speed.
Answer: yes.  the owners manual is also on line if you want to do more detailed research about capabilities.