Review on Panasonic DMC FZ70 Digital Optical Stabilized by Natt Avut

Big and heavy. In my opinion, this is the maximum for a compact camera, which is planned to be constantly worn on a belt. The image is still noisy, despite the maximum Jpeg quality. Although much better than most compacts. At maximum zoom, chromatic aberration is noticeable in the most contrasting details. You can’t immediately turn on the view mode, you must first release the lens, and then switch to view. To take advantage of all the additional features, you need to carefully read the instructions, you can’t understand the menu intuitively. During serial shooting, the result is saved as an mp4 video, and then it must be parsed into frames. The image quality does not suffer, but it is not so convenient to do this. It is suggested to use a proprietary application or do it in the camera itself. When using the viewfinder, the screen turns off, but the sensor continues to work. And you can easily click on something unnecessary with your nose. The power button is located in a non-obvious place and it is easy to confuse it with a video. The cover of the connectors is rubber and very unreliable in appearance. No GPS.