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Old 9th March 2005   #1
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Anyone can recommend me a good Lumix P & S? Something light (for trekking, don't want bring heavy slr) and reasonable quality. DMC LC50/70 looks good to me. Anyone use before? 3 to 4 pixel is good for me.

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Old 9th March 2005   #2
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I used LC33 before. Not bad. Hehehe

Why you never took under FX series?
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Old 9th March 2005   #3
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Originally Posted by woosy
Anyone can recommend me a good Lumix P & S? Something light (for trekking, don't want bring heavy slr) and reasonable quality. DMC LC50/70 looks good to me. Anyone use before? 3 to 4 pixel is good for me.

thanks in advance,
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Old 9th March 2005   #4
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how about fx2... small and cheap...
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fx7 voted most popular digital camera in Singapore.

*info from yesterday's DigitalLife.
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Old 9th March 2005   #6
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Fx 7 is an ultra battery sucker lor... I think the output a bit noise too..

Why not fz3... small but still have 12x optical... good for shooting during hiking... small yet powerful
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Old 9th March 2005   #7
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Haha... I had absoulutely no idea. Good thing you have more info though.
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Old 9th March 2005   #8
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ALL the P&S from Panasonic are GOOD!

My suggestion is to get one with OIS, it really helps to get sharper shots, esp for amateurs not so good with operating a camera.
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I think it depends on what kind of trekking you talking about, and where. If i go for a waterfalls trekking, i wouldn't bring my fz20 along cos its too huge and bulky, and more importantly not weather proof. Heard some other brands have cams that are weather proof..
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Originally Posted by snapMan
I think it depends on what kind of trekking you talking about, and where. If i go for a waterfalls trekking, i wouldn't bring my fz20 along cos its too huge and bulky, and more importantly not weather proof. Heard some other brands have cams that are weather proof..
Huh? You mean FZ20 is not weather proof??
May have problem during different seasons?
Really?? dissapointed leh....
anyone got experience shooting during summer/winter?
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Don't get me wrong Shierly, I meant weather proof as in if its raining or snowing (when water can get into your camera). Some cameras are built to better withstand certain weather conditions (where they incorporate a rubber lining beneath the buttons to ensure water doesn't seep in), just suggesting to get 1 that suits woosy's treks.
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Old 9th March 2005   #12
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Originally Posted by Shierly
Huh? You mean FZ20 is not weather proof??
May have problem during different seasons?
Really?? dissapointed leh....
anyone got experience shooting during summer/winter?
Hahahaha...I think Snapman just happened to had a bad experience that upset him.

I tried in Beijing and Tianjin during winter (-7 degree), no problem. As for summer, well, Singapore is summer all the time...so far no problem lar...

I've even used my FZ10 during my Yunnan trip where at times there are heavy shower or rain, no water get into the camera so far.
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Originally Posted by JimDavis
Hahahaha...I think Snapman just happened to had a bad experience that upset him.

I tried in Beijing and Tianjin during winter (-7 degree), no problem. As for summer, well, Singapore is summer all the time...so far no problem lar...

I've even used my FZ10 during my Yunnan trip where at times there are heavy shower or rain, no water get into the camera so far.
heehee... JimDavis, you tried using during drizzle/rain ah? Water never seep in? I quite scared to take pics when its snowing cos afraid that water might enter the cam. If spoil over here i jialat ahh...
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Originally Posted by Shierly
Huh? You mean FZ20 is not weather proof??
May have problem during different seasons?
Really?? dissapointed leh....
anyone got experience shooting during summer/winter?
Not sure where in the brochure or which salesman says FZ-20 is weather proof... hahahahahaha..can go for refund liao. Its only weather proof when you pack it in a zip lock bag :P

Concerning weatherproof cameras. So far, personally only seen the Olympus mini cam.
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Old 9th March 2005   #15
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LZ series that abt to come out seem rather a good buy 2. FX series is good. both series are compact. FZ will be bigger (abit).
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Old 9th March 2005   #16
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FX7, LZ2, FZ3. Either one should suit.
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Old 9th March 2005   #17
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Originally Posted by liangtam
FX7, LZ2, FZ3. Either one should suit.
i still think fx2 better than fx7... haaaa... dun mind me... cos he wans a 3,4,5 mp camera for hiking mahz... fx2 have better battery life, and less noise, and almost the same size as fx7 and most important it is cheaper...

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P&S, try LC80. 5mp camera.
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Old 9th March 2005   #19
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woosy... so u buying which 1.
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Thank you thank u all so prompt reply. Now so many recommendation i also blur. I compile the list : FX 7, FX 2, LZ2, FZ 3. Only one DMC LC 70. (why can't they come up with easier remember names?!)
To answer some question, trek no waterfall. Think kota kinabalu maybe.
(still thinking, dunno can survive or not)

Maybe go read up the specifications first then see how.
Waterproof is good lah is not too expensive. Less noise and very important battery life. And weight too.. otherwise might as well bring bulky slr. Don't want to buy the best cuz still like film alot and don't want give myself reason not to bring it out.

Ask you guys again if need help.

wooz (its a her.)
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