Review on Camera Panasonic Lumix DC-ZS200/TZ200, black by Dorota Jeziormka ᠌

I have been using the camera fairly frequently over the past year and a half, and I often record videos while I am out walking. I am willing to offer it to just those individuals who are unable to function in their daily lives without the opportunity to kill birds and other living creatures, and at the same time, I am willing to propose that they bring only a compact with them. I strongly suggest lighter, more compact options for everyone else. Many advantages: Iron, lightweight, and compact. Convenient menu, many physical controls. Rubberized surface that provides a very comfortable grip. lengthy duration on a single charge. Combination of a 1 inch sensor and a 15x optical zoom; very well constructed. A strong battery. Very nice steadiness in 4k from the hands all the way up to 540mm (!) Focal. Maintaining the macro. The diopter adjustment of the viewfinder in the bag usually often rotates itself, which is one of its major drawbacks. As a direct consequence of this, the viewfinder nearly invariably morphs into a pumpkin at precisely the wrong time. It's possible that the tuning wheel needs to have some adhesive applied to it.) Not powered while taking photos via a USB port. The use of a lengthy timelapse will not be successful (I know that there is a special additional adapter to power the camera) 4K video with a cropping effect (approximately 1.4). This means that we will lose another stop in terms of the amount of noise at the far end. Even during the day, an unacceptable quantity of digital noise is produced if a dark lens is combined with a cut in 4K resolution. The photo turned out lot better than the real thing. On the other hand, I can't really think of any other options: rx100m7 is unquestionably high-quality, but the optical zoom is doubled.