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Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ3
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HQ Grade: C
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How will capture fast moving things... mmm depends on the light. If it's midday and outside, almost any camera can take fair pictures. But if there's no so much light... it depends on the lens construction, the sensor size, and the image procesor.
The LZ3 has a 2,8 f on the lens, which is preety nice, so you will be able to take pics at ISO 200, at about 1/60 in insides. It's not bad for a point & shoot camera, but if you need something like 1/100... you will have to raise the ISO to 400.
The pics of this camera are great, so don't be afraidl for ISO's up to 400.
Hope to be helpfull,
Alan.
The LZ3 has a 2,8 f on the lens, which is preety nice, so you will be able to take pics at ISO 200, at about 1/60 in insides. It's not bad for a point & shoot camera, but if you need something like 1/100... you will have to raise the ISO to 400.
The pics of this camera are great, so don't be afraidl for ISO's up to 400.
Hope to be helpfull,
Alan.
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