RSS
Subscribe to magazine
Follow us on:
  • Recommend:
  • 0 Comments
  • Print

Panasonic's Lumix DMC-LX5 is a Serious Point-and-Shoot

By PCWorld Video, PCWorld   Sep 10, 2010 2:30 AM

See more like this in Reviews »  Point-and-Shoot

Positioned as a point-and-shoot camera for serious photographers, the Lumix DMC-LX5 tacks on significant enhancements to the performance-oriented LX3. The new camera doubles the optical zoom, and has improved low-light shooting, better range-of-motion correction in its optical image-stabilization system, a proprietary hot-shoe mount on the top of the camera, and the ability to shoot 720p high-definition video.

Would you recommend this story? YES NO

See comments below

Video Categories
  • Related Videos
  • All Categories
Comments
Lenovo Laptop Deals
Related Point-and-Shoot Reviews
More Related Point-and-Shoot Reviews »
Latest On PCWorld
  • Fill Your Mobile Security Toolbox Malware isn't the only threat to your smartphone. These handy utilities will block snoops and control rogue apps on your Android handset or iPhone.
  • Encipher.it Encrypts Email for Free Stash this bit of code in your browser bookmarks, and you can use it to safeguard particularly sensitive messages.
  • Report: Facebook Bolsters Efforts to Build Smartphone Facebook is revitalizing its effort to create a smartphone, recruiting engineers who have experience with mobile devices, according to a story in the New York...
  • Six Piping Hot Raspberry Pi Alternatives The appetizing Raspberry Pi isn't the only option in single-board computing. Here are some tasty alternatives.
  • Apple Patents Reveal Plan for 3D Safari Browser The new patent applications detail a 3D version of Safari, which will allow users to stack bookmarks, e-mail, documents, and applications in a 3D manner.
More Latest On PCWorld »
Today's Special Offers
Editors' Picks