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Vivitar LUMIX DMC-FZ8

Quick information
Brand Vivitar 2007
Model DMC-FZ8
Released Year 2007
Type DSLR Cameras
Series LUMIX FZ series
Color White
Video Resolution 720p HD video recording
Optical Zoom 16x
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ8 is a bridge digital camera that combines advanced zoom capabilities with a compact body design.

It features a 7.2 megapixel CCD sensor paired with a Leica lens offering 12x optical zoom, allowing for versatile shooting from wide-angle to telephoto.

The autofocus system includes face recognition technology for improved portrait shots and ease of use.

It supports both manual and automatic exposure modes and offers RAW image capture for greater post-processing control.

The camera shoots high-quality HD video at 720p resolution, expanding its multimedia capabilities.

Designed with Optical Image Stabilization, it helps reduce blur caused by camera shake, especially at long zoom ranges.

Specifications

Digital Zoom 16x
Screen Size 2.4 in
Color White
Battery Type Lithium
Series Vivitar ViviCam
Type Digital SLR
Manufacturer Warranty 1 Year
Maximum Resolution 40-49.9 MP
Model Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ8
Optical Zoom 16x
Connectivity USB
Features 1080p HD Video Recording
Country/Region of Manufacture China
Sensor 7.2 Megapixel CCD
Lens Leica 12x Optical Zoom lens (35mm equivalent: 36-432mm)
Video Resolution 720p HD video recording

Key Advantages

The 12x Leica zoom lens provides excellent versatility for various photography styles.

Face recognition autofocus enhances portrait photography accuracy and speed.

RAW image format support is beneficial for advanced users seeking greater editing flexibility.

720p HD video recording adds multimedia functionality beyond still photography.

Optical Image Stabilization improves image sharpness, especially in low light or high zoom.

User-friendly interface balances control for both novice and experienced photographers.

Limitations

The 7.2 megapixel resolution is relatively low compared to more modern cameras.

CCD sensor technology may introduce higher noise levels at elevated ISO settings.

Battery life can be limited when using power-intensive functions like video recording and zoom.

The camera body is bulkier than compact point-and-shoot models, affecting portability.

No touchscreen interface means menu navigation may feel less intuitive to some users.

The video resolution is limited to 720p, which is below current Full HD or 4K standards.

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