Difference between revisions of "Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ7"
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| − | [[Matsushita]] released the '''Panasonic DMC-FZ7''' as an upgrade to the [[Panasonic DMC-FZ5|DMC-FZ5]] | + | [[Matsushita]] released the '''Panasonic DMC-FZ7''' in 2006 as an upgrade to the [[Panasonic DMC-FZ5|DMC-FZ5]] from a year earlier. |
| − | The FZ7 also has a "joystick" type control on the back of the camera body for adjusting specific exposure settings and manual focusing. | + | It has a 1/2.5" 6MP CCD, a larger 114,000 pixel LCD (2.5"), ISO 800 and 1600 options at lower than full-resolution and now includes a manual focus option. The maximum resolution is 2816 x 2112 in 4:3, 2816 x 1880 in 3:2 and 2816 x 1584 in 16:9 ratio and can be captured in JPEG and [[TIFF]]. |
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| + | The FZ7 also has a "joystick" type control on the back of the camera body for adjusting specific exposure settings and manual focusing. Images are captured on [[Secure Digital|SD]] and [[MultiMediaCard|MMC]] | ||
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Matsushita released the Panasonic DMC-FZ7 in 2006 as an upgrade to the DMC-FZ5 from a year earlier.
It has a 1/2.5" 6MP CCD, a larger 114,000 pixel LCD (2.5"), ISO 800 and 1600 options at lower than full-resolution and now includes a manual focus option. The maximum resolution is 2816 x 2112 in 4:3, 2816 x 1880 in 3:2 and 2816 x 1584 in 16:9 ratio and can be captured in JPEG and TIFF.
The FZ7 also has a "joystick" type control on the back of the camera body for adjusting specific exposure settings and manual focusing. Images are captured on SD and MMC
