Panasonic Lumix TZ1
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Here's a link that compares the two cameras side-by-side for an easier comparison of the two.
I must admit I have never used a Kodak, but I have had a Lumix before, the FZ5, which was great and had amazing image quality. Personally I prefer a longer zoom because it gives you so much more versatility and the TZ1 has a larger sensor which will give you better image quality. The Kodak may have 8MP but with a smaller sensor the image quality won't be any better than on a camera with the TZ1's 5MP with its larger sensor.
A key thing here is IS (image stabilisation). The TZ1 has it and the Kodak doesn't. IS really does make such a difference, especially with a longer focal length.
Don't be put off by the Lumix being a little more complicated. You can start off using all the auto functions and then start incorporating little features bit by bit. You don't have to use them but it's always nice to know they're there for when you are ready to play around.
I helps this helps a bit and good luck with your decision making.
Mark
Here's a link that compares the two cameras side-by-side for an easier comparison of the two.
I must admit I have never used a Kodak, but I have had a Lumix before, the FZ5, which was great and had amazing image quality. Personally I prefer a longer zoom because it gives you so much more versatility and the TZ1 has a larger sensor which will give you better image quality. The Kodak may have 8MP but with a smaller sensor the image quality won't be any better than on a camera with the TZ1's 5MP with its larger sensor.
A key thing here is IS (image stabilisation). The TZ1 has it and the Kodak doesn't. IS really does make such a difference, especially with a longer focal length.
Don't be put off by the Lumix being a little more complicated. You can start off using all the auto functions and then start incorporating little features bit by bit. You don't have to use them but it's always nice to know they're there for when you are ready to play around.
I helps this helps a bit and good luck with your decision making.
Mark
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