Panasonic AU-EVA1 Compact 5.7K Super 35mm Handheld Cinema Camera - Bundle with Canon CN-E 18-80mm T4.4 Compact-SERVO Cinema Zoom Lens + 256GB Memory Card - International Version

Housing a high-resolution 5.7K image sensor capable of rendering smooth 4K images inside a compact body, Panasonic's AU-EVA1 Compact 5.7K Super 35mm Cinema Camera is a flexible camera system ready for documentary, cinema, and live event production. The 5.7K sensor is used to super-sample internal recordings, resulting in higher resolving images with less noise and artifacting when compared to non-super-sampled recordings.


Manufacturer Included Items:

Panasonic AU-EVA1 Compact 5.7K Super 35mm Cinema Camera.
7.28V 43Wh Lithium-Ion Battery for DVX200 (5,900mAh).
Battery Charger for AG-VBR and Other Batteries.
AC Adapter.
AC Cable.
Shoulder Strap.
Microphone Holder.
Microphone Holder Adapter.
LCD Monitor with Hood and Mount.
Top Handle.
Handgrip.
Grip Belt.
EF Port Cap.


Items Included in Bundle:

1 Year Extended Warranty ( Replaces Manufacturer Warranty).
Canon CN-E 18-80mm T4.4 COMPACT-SERVO Cinema Zoom Lens. (EF Mount) 1714C002.
Sony MDR-7506 Headphones.
Sony 256GB SDXC Memory Card.
Memory Card Wallet.
3 Piece Filter Kit Includes: UV, Circular Polarizer and Fluorescent. Filter and Hard Case.
Multi-Purpose 9 in 1 USB Card Reader.
Soft Padded Carrying Case.
Microfiber Cleaning Cloth.
Mini Portable LED Video Light.
Deluxe 5 Piece Lens Cleaning Kit;
Microfiber Cloth.
Lens Cleaning Fluid.
5pc Cotton Swabs.
Blower Brush.
Lens Tissue Paper.

Panasonic LUMIX DMC-ZS60 Camera, 18 Megapixels 1/2.3-inch Sensor, 4K Video, WiFi, Leica DC Lens 30X F3.3-6.4 Zoom

PANASONIC LUMIX point-and-shoot digital cameras are known among camera enthusiasts for reliability and innovative features. The LUMIX ZS60 brings the legendary optical performance of a 30x (24-720mm) LEICA DC Lens to a highly portable point-and-shoot travel camera. Traditionalists will love the hands-on manual feel of a lens-mounted control ring and thumbwheel, plus the familiarity of an eye-level electronic viewfinder. The modern enthusiast will love the Wi-Fi mobile device controllability and next-generation flexibility that 4K video and 4K PHOTO modes bring to the creative experience.


FEATURE :

• 30x (24-720mm) LEICA DC Lens optical zoom performance is ideally suited for travel and everyday photography.
• 18 Megapixel sensor delivers high-resolution photos with fewer image artifacts.
• 4K Ultra HD video recording plus exclusive LUMIX 4K PHOTO and 4K Post Focus photo capture features.
• Eye-level Electronic Viewfinder (EVF) and touch-enabled LCD for a wider viewing experience.
• Lens-mounted control ring brings DSLR-like exposure control to a compact point-and-shoot camera body.Kindly refer the user manual before use.

SOME OF THE SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW FROM AMAZON :

1) Great point and shoot camera - So far after checking to make sure everything works as described.... this is an amazing point and shoot camera.

bought this to compliment my main camera canon 70D. I needed a smaller camera to fit in pocket or the bag I carry main camera in... this works perfect.... bought this also for the 4K capability and the post focus ability and it all works fine in this small compact camera... I have the lumix dmc-zs7 and it took good pictures and video... but the sharpness is way better on this new camera... I am still messing around on this, so I have not used this in a real scenario scene, only for testing in house and outside, and I am impressed with video and picture quality in such a small camera... zoom works great and better than all other point and shoot cameras I have used, but I would not zoom in on subjects to max, sharpness gets very dull and cloudy.... now with my camera, changing focus points in post focus was a little hard to figure out, but once you figure this, I love this feature, and you won't find this in any camera or phone that I know of. Now the flash mode on and off was a little difficult to figure out on my camera, because you can't use flash in 4Kburst or in post focus modes.

There are many many functions on this camera I have not yet played with, like changing picture scenes, expressive, monochrome, high key etc, for giving your pictures even more style... I also love taking video in 4k and freezing frames in action and using that pic to print off.
I am getting a charger and a couple more batteries for this, because you do drain the battery quick when in 4K bursts and using post focusing modes... also it's good to have a strong good SD card, I use the sandisk extreme pro speed class 3, 10.
It's still early to see if this camera holds out long because it just came out, but I highly recommend this.

By MinnieWinnie on February 20, 2016

2) Wonderful Travel/Hiking camera - Great camera for travel and hiking! The first ultra-zoom camera I've found that
collapses into a true shirt-pocket size. Granted, the pics aren't up to interchangeable
SLR standards, but I'll take a slight degradation in quality for the convenience of
use. I can always carry the bigger camera for special events/places...Camera is
very easy to use, menus are straightforward, and the EVF is a wonderful feature
when you are taking pictures outdoors on bright days. And as several reviews have
noted, holding the viewfinder to your face gives an additional steadying effect when
using long zoom ranges.

By Amazon Customer on February 29, 2016

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200 12.1 MP Digital Camera with CMOS Sensor and 24x Optical Zoom - DMC-FZ200K +4GB SDHC CARD

FEATURE :

• 12.1 MP MOS Sensor,LSI Venus Engine Image Processor.
• 25-600mm f/2.8 Leica Optical Zoom Lens.
• 3.0" Free Angle 460K-dot LCD Display.
• 0.2" Electronic View Finder w/ 100% FOV 12 fps Continuous Shooting.
• INCLUDES 4GB SDHC MEMORY CARD.

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SOME OF THE SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW FROM AMAZON :

1) One fine do-it-all camera - I'm the previous owner of a Canon Rebel XSi DSLR and a Canon SX20. I loved my Rebel, which I bought to take Photography and Graphic Design classes in college. After owning it for two years (and investing $1500 into it, lenses, and other equipment), it was stolen. Not wanting or able to afford investing into another DSLR, I stuck with the Canon brand and bought an SX20 "superzoom" camera. It worked well, but I ended up using it mostly for video work for my church. Then I let a "friend" borrow it for school and never saw him or the camera again. Notice a pattern here? Now that I'm doing freelance work, photos/video for my church, and wanting to keep up with doing amateur nature photography, I went camera shopping once again.

I've always been a fan of Canon, but I'm also a fan of having the best you can afford, and brand loyalty only goes so far. One of my major gripes with the SX20 was it's crappy low-light abilites. And even though Canon's new SX50 is cheaper than the FZ200 and has a 50X lens, it has a maximum aperature of 3.4 (that goes to 6.5 zoomed all the way in) - not good for low light and for a lens that long. I'd had friends recommend cameras from Sony and Panasonic, and after some research, came across the FZ200. I liked the basic specs - 12.1MP, 24X zoom, full manual controls - plus it shoots RAW, has a hotshoe, a microphone jack and 1080p video (remember, I shoot movies too), and - this sealed the deal for me - an aperture of f2.8 through the entire zoom range.

After having it for a few months and taking trips to parks, DC, and a few zoos, here's what I love about it:

Everything.

There's nothing this camera can't do. Want usable pictures and video in stupid low light? It'll do it. Like to edit RAW? It'll do it. Fully manual controls with a second rocker switch on the side of the lens barrel that will allow you to manually focus and zoom seperately? It's got that. In-camera Sweep Panoramas and HDR images that actually work? Yup. Great battery life, always good images (you can often just leave it in Program mode and get images as good as or better than those that you tinkered with in Manual mode), gorgeous video, not too heavy, no need to lug around extra lenses and stuff.

The ONLY issues I have with this camera is that if you have a tripod shoe on it, you can't get to the battery or SD card without removing it. It's a little plasticky if you're used to an SLR. And sometimes highlights get blown out if you're not careful with your exposure. And, well, it's still not quite as good as a DSLR. The price puts it right up against entry-level DSLRs, but you won't get the zoom range (and convenience of a single do-it-all lens) and it works better as a casual video camera - most DSLRs require special lenses if you want autofocus.

If you want a really really nice camera that does everything and want to do hobby photography/video without investing in a DSLR system, you really can't go wrong with this camera.

ByDustin C Beachon July 11, 2013

2) Great camera with a few flaws. - This is a very capable gem of a camera, and if you're persistent and patient, you'll be able to get some truly terrific images with it. I photograph birds 99% of the time, quite a demanding discipline. In good light, the FZ200 is wonderful. (Though even then, the auto focus could be better.) In lower light, the AF is slow or painfully and practically non-existant for a subject that is usually moving around a lot. For non-moving subjects, you'd fare better.

I have other complaints; for example, the four-way controller is far too easily influenced by my hand when I don't want it to be, as in when I'm simply using the grip to try to take a photo. It's very easy to accidentally influence the "WB" (white balance) when gripping the camera. I've learned to grip the camera in a rather uncomfortable way so as not to turn on the WB, but it should be designed so this is not a problem.
As said, it's not a perfect instrument, but for the price and abilities of the camera, I feel it's quite a bargain. Overall, I am very happy with my purchase. (One more item: If you're used to using a DSLR with a big lens, (I also own and use a Nikon D7000 and have a Sigma 150-500mm lens on it,) you'll love the convenience, weight, and size of the Panasonic FZ200. I often use it without a tripod and the image stabilization works very well. (And using it minus the tripod allows far more mobility, meaning you'll get shots you can't get with a tripod.) On the other hand, a tripod has its place.

ByEugene Beckeson February 25, 2013

Panasonic DMC-ZS45 LUMIX 20X Zoom Camera with Wink-Activated Selfie Feature

Unwire Your Creativity with Wi-Fi

Easy Connection - Connect the camera to your smartphone / tablet by displaying the QR code on the camera screen.

Remote Shooting / Remote View - With the "Panasonic Image App", you can utilize a smartphone / tablet as a controller to zoom, set the focus and shoot from a distance.

Easy Share - Instantly upload and share your images on social media using the "Panasonic Image App" on a smartphone / tablet.

Geotagging - Tag the location information to the image by utilizing the GPS log of a smartphone / tablet and share it to the preferred social media.

20x Optical Zoom in a Pocket-size Body

The slim, pocket-size SZ45 includes a powerful 20x optical zoom lens* to bring people, pets and scenery in close for clear, natural images.

Have Fun with Hands-free Selfies

Simply tilt the monitor up 180° and optimal selfie settings are automatically made. Then trigger the shutter simply by winking at the monitor for more flexible and spontaneous posing. Soft Skin, Slimming and Defocusing modes help create more distinctive selfies.

16-megapixel High Sensitivity MOS Sensor

The integrated 16-megapixel MOS sensor delivers high-speed signal output and high-sensitivity image recording. A superior S/N ratio of MOS sensor and noise reduction in the imaging engine provides exceptional clarity in photos and video shot at any sensitivity, from low to high.

Beautiful Photo Playback with Approx. 1,040k-dot LCD

A large 3.0-inch, approximately 1,040k-dot LCD instantly provides clear visibility for shooting and playback in any conditions. And makes it easy to view and share images with family and friends.

Beauty Modes for More Beautiful Selfies

Three imaging effects give you more expressive selfies. Soft Skin mode makes skin look brighter and smoother. Slimming mode sharpens facial lines. And Defocusing mode keeps you clearly focused while gently softening the background.

Burst Shooting 10 fps

High-speed digital signal output lets you shoot at 10 fps in high-speed burst mode with the mechanical shutter, and when burst-shooting with flash.

Full HD Video Recording in MP4 Format

Recording PC-compatible, Full HD 1,920 x 1,080 video in MP4* starts with the simple push of an independent motion picture button. And you can switch from video to photo shooting and back again instantly.

Power O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer)

Power O.I.S. automatically minimizes blur even when shooting with a powerful zoom. And Active mode effectively suppresses hand-shake vibration when recording video.

Unique Filter Effects Photos and Video

With a variety of filter effects, Creative Control lets you add artistic and original expression to photos and videos. Creative Panorama function allows you to create dynamic vertical / horizontal panoramic photo with a unique touch just by swiveling the camera. Filter Effects include Expressive, Retro, Old Days, High Key, Low Key, Sepia, Dynamic Monochrome, Impressive Art, High Dynamic, Cross Process, Toy Effect*, Miniature Effect*, Soft Focus**, Star Filter**, One Point Color.

* Cannot be used in Creative Panorama.

** Cannot be used in video recording.

SOME OF THE SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW FROM AMAZON :

1) which can be very happy. *LOVE* the semi-flip screen - I buy a Lumix camera every year and a half and now own 5 or 6 of them. I buy them for their improvements, although usually there are newer models. Each one I have purchased, however, has been an improvement over the last. This camera also makes my third 20x zoom, but this one goes up to 45X (I believe) optical, which can be very happy.

*LOVE* the semi-flip screen. It allows you to tip the camera while you maintain the view in the screen. We used it immediately out-of-the-box for pictures related to "how stuff works" for my website and have continued to use it for unexpected shots.

I have not been able to make the selfie feature which is supposed to activate at a wink work. This is a feature I really don't need, but what the heck, it is there, so I tried it. What does work when taking a selfie is the shutter. It delays for 3 seconds, then snaps the picture. I believe that the picture has a skin softening feature ... at least my face in uneven light looked pretty good as there were no harsh shadows where I didn't want harsh shadows to be.

We have not yet used its WiFi feature and am not sure why we would. I'll fool around with it in the next few days. I believe it allows you to geo tag shots (we own an earlier version of this camera that contained geo tagging internally - that camera is currently slated for a lense clean). Geo tagging is just great, but we can live without it. I also understand WiFi enables file transfer to your phone. That might be handy for people who regularly use their phone to show photos. It is not necessary for us and usually we simply use the SIM card for file transfer.

By Karen K. Little on November 5, 2015

2) A travel camera - The camera powers up and zooms quickly. My LX7 feels like a turtle compared to the ZS45. The Wifi remote using a smartphone, while limited in functionality, is usable.

There were a few things not obvious from the published specs. The resolutions and the aspect ratios cannot be selected at will. You have to choose from the list of fixed combinations. This camera is charged by USB, but, why, why, why a proprietary connector slightly smaller than the standard micro USB? When the battery is empty, it draws 0.6A from the USB charger. The wink detector for the self timer is temperamental. It jumps around trying to decide whose face to look at.

By mini on April 8, 2015

Panasonic LUMIX DMC-ZS60 Camera, 18 Megapixels, 1/2.3-inch Sensor, 4K Video, WiFi, Leica DC Lens 30X F3.3-6.4 Zoom

PANASONIC LUMIX point-and-shoot digital cameras are known among camera enthusiasts for reliability and innovative features. The LUMIX ZS60 brings the legendary optical performance of a 30x (24-720mm) LEICA DC Lens to a highly portable point-and-shoot travel camera. Traditionalists will love the hands-on manual feel of a lens-mounted control ring and thumbwheel, plus the familiarity of an eye-level electronic viewfinder. The modern enthusiast will love the Wi-Fi mobile device controllability and next-generation flexibility that 4K video and 4K PHOTO modes bring to the creative experience.


FEATURE :

• 30x (24-720mm) LEICA DC Lens optical zoom performance is ideally suited for travel and everyday photography.
• 18 Megapixel sensor delivers high-resolution photos with fewer image artifacts.
• 4K Ultra HD video recording plus exclusive LUMIX 4K PHOTO and 4K Post Focus photo capture features.
• Eye-level Electronic Viewfinder (EVF) and touch-enabled LCD for a wider viewing experience.
• Lens-mounted control ring brings DSLR-like exposure control to a compact point-and-shoot camera body.

SOME OF THE SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW FROM AMAZON : 

1) Great point and shoot camera -   So far after checking to make sure everything works as described.... this is an amazing point and shoot camera.

bought this to compliment my main camera canon 70D. I needed a smaller camera to fit in pocket or the bag I carry main camera in... this works perfect.... bought this also for the 4K capability and the post focus ability and it all works fine in this small compact camera... I have the lumix dmc-zs7 and it took good pictures and video... but the sharpness is way better on this new camera... I am still messing around on this, so I have not used this in a real scenario scene, only for testing in house and outside, and I am impressed with video and picture quality in such a small camera... zoom works great and better than all other point and shoot cameras I have used, but I would not zoom in on subjects to max, sharpness gets very dull and cloudy.... now with my camera, changing focus points in post focus was a little hard to figure out, but once you figure this, I love this feature, and you won't find this in any camera or phone that I know of. Now the flash mode on and off was a little difficult to figure out on my camera, because you can't use flash in 4Kburst or in post focus modes.

There are many many functions on this camera I have not yet played with, like changing picture scenes, expressive, monochrome, high key etc, for giving your pictures even more style... I also love taking video in 4k and freezing frames in action and using that pic to print off.
I am getting a charger and a couple more batteries for this, because you do drain the battery quick when in 4K bursts and using post focusing modes... also it's good to have a strong good SD card, I use the sandisk extreme pro speed class 3, 10.
It's still early to see if this camera holds out long because it just came out, but I highly recommend this.

By MinnieWinnie on February 20, 2016

2) Wonderful Travel/Hiking camera - Great camera for travel and hiking! The first ultra-zoom camera I've found that collapses into a true shirt-pocket size. Granted, the pics aren't up to interchangeable SLR standards, but I'll take a slight degradation in quality for the convenience of use. I can always carry the bigger camera for special events/places...Camera is very easy to use, menus are straightforward, and the EVF is a wonderful feature

when you are taking pictures outdoors on bright days. And as several reviews have
noted, holding the viewfinder to your face gives an additional steadying effect when
using long zoom ranges.

By Amazon Customer on February 29, 2016

Panasonic DMC-LX100

Panasonic LUMIX LX100 DMC-LX100S DMCLX100S 16.8 MP Point and Shoot Camera with Integrated Leica DC Lens (Silver).


FEATURE :

• 4/3-inch High-sensitivity MOS Sensor.
• F1.7-2.8 24-75mm LEICA DC VARIO-SUMMILUX Lens.
• 4K Video Recording Capability with 4K Photo Mode.

SOME OF THE SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW FROM AMAZON :

1) GREAT, frustrating camera - This camera is EXCELLENT! The image quality, focusing speed, size, battery life, and nearly ever other aspect are the best I've used in over 20 years of shooting, including numerous d/SLRs.

BUT... the interface is a PITA. I loved the idea of the manual dials for shutter speed, aperture, and exposure compensation. But everything else is so frustrating. For instance, when I try to set the ISO, a button which shares its function with the directional keypad, it just changes the focus point location. As if that's even vaguely helpful. And the manual is the single worst user manual I have ever seen. There is no structure or logical order to the sections, everything is poorly worded, and incredibly brief.

Like I said, I know my way around cameras. I've owned at least 15 over the years, and I shoot professionally. This was purchased for my wife as she wanted something reasonably compact and high quality, with shallow depth-of-field. But both of us get frustrated when we try to use any controls beyond those basic dials, the zoom, the shutter, and the video mode. The controls are non-standard, which is absolutely fine in theory. I am a big fan of improvement and ignoring The Way It's Always Been Done when there's a reason (really any good reason) to do so. But this is non-intuitive and the accompanying explanation is useless.

That said, it works beautifully in auto and semi-auto modes, it is rare that I have any need to change something (such as limiting the range of the auto ISO, which would be great when shutter speed can be slowed so that noise can be minimized), and we absolutely love the camera. We just wish the rest of the modes were easier to use.

By J. Miller on April 21, 2016

2) good camera. buy it - good camera. 4k looks amazing. even low light is awesome.

By Rr94 on April 8, 2016

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FH20 14.1 MP Digital Camera with 8x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.7-Inch LCD (Red)

Panasonic DMC-FH20 Digital Camera Features

The DMC-FH20 sports a powerful 8x optical zoom lens (35mm camera equivalent: 28-224mm). This gives you highly natural expressions from people and animals that you can't get close to. And its slim, compact, pocket-sized body can easily go wherever you do for both everyday snapshots and traveling.

28mm Wide-angle Lens

The 28mm wide-angle lens* lets you easily capture large groups of people indoors or expansive architectural structures and scenes with dynamic width and rich perspective, even from short distances.

* Converted to standard 35mm camera equivalent, at the maximum wide position.

Powerful 8x Optical Zoom

The DMC-FH20 sports a powerful 8x optical zoom lens (35mm camera equivalent: 28-224mm). This gives you highly natural expressions from people and animals that you can't get close to. And its slim, compact, pocket-sized body can easily go wherever you do for both everyday snapshots and traveling.

iA (Intelligent Auto) Mode

When you don't know which mode will give you the best shooting results, or when a sudden photo opportunity pops up and you don't have time to make any settings, simply choose iA (Intelligent Auto) Mode by simply pressing the dedicated button and let the camera do it all for you. You just choose iA Mode, aim at your subject, and shoot. 4 detection and correction functions are simultaneously activated to optimize the settings, so you get stunning photos every time.

HD Movie Recording (1,280 x 720 pixels at 30 fps in Motion JPEG Format)

The DMC-FH20) can record motion images in high-definition (1,280 x 720 pixels at 30 fps in Motion JPEG format). The pixel mixed readout method enables bright motion-image recording even in low-light settings. The DMC-FH20 can also record full-size motion images in WVGA (848 x 480 pixels at 30 fps) or standard motion images in VGA (640 x 480 pixels at 30 fps) and QVGA (320 x 240 pixels at 30 fps). Shop Amazon Camera - New Arrivals from our Top Brands (Canon, Sony, Nikon, Dropcam)

FEATURE : 

• 14.1-Megapixel High-Resolution CCD: The DMC-FH20 features a 1/2.33" CCD with effective 14.1-megapixel high-resolution.
• 2.7" 230,000-Dot High-Resolution LCD: The DMC- FH20 features a 2.7" 230,000-dot high-resolution Intelligent LCD and High-angle Mode.
• 28mm Wide-Angle 8x Optical Zoom Lens in a Compact Body: The DMC-FH20 features a newly developed 28mm wide-angle high-quality LUMIX DC VARIO lens
• Up to 16.9x Extra Optical Zoom: The Extra Optical Zoom uses the center of the CCD to further extend the powerful 8x optical zoom
• Sonic Speed AF: The Sonic Speed AF system in the DMC-FH20 has a maximum speed of approx. 0.35 second for auto focusing.

SOME OF THE SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW FROM AMAZON :

1) Great point & shoot - Purchased camera for an upcoming trip. Wanted a point and shoot that was pocket sized and took good pictures. I was going to get a Canon Powershot but then started looking at Panasonic. I feel like I got more for my money. Maybe because Panasonic is not yet a household name in cameras. A few clicks online will reveal they are "joined at the hips" with Leica.

Using the iA mode delivered great pictures everytime. Did not take a bad picture yet, the smarts built-in really work! Focusing time is short, but you have to let the camera focus before pressing all the way. Zoom is great for such a small package, but image stabilization is a must without tripod. Also has wide angle lens which is a plus, not readily available in competing models. Have not played with any of the scene modes, I let iA handle that. And when I'll need the manual modes, I'll be reaching for the dSLR where I can play with buttons.

Played briefly with the video mode and was happily surprised. It is not a camcorder replacement, but it is better than expected. Sreen is large and bright under all experienced conditions so far. It does have a mode that adjusts LCD brightness to ambient light automatically. I do miss the viewfinder but I would trade a bigger LCD for a poor viewfinder anytime. Great point and shoot camera so far, good optics, it does what it should. Will probably look for a second battery soon, but I am a little confused at moment on which one to buy.

By Amazon Customer on May 2, 2010

2) Only just the best compact camera on the market for me - I've used a Canon for many years, recently bought the ultra compact Canon SP790IS. My original Canon was slowly giving out. Did research and checked out the FH1,FH3, FP8 and the FH20 along with the Canon 790. Received this camera several days ago, this FH20 rocks. Pictures are really very, very good. I couldn't believe it. The size is great, ease of use is beyond belief. I'm an artist and use my camera to take pictures of lighthouses, old barns and interesting buildings. This camera gives me what I'm looking for and more. So glad I took the plunge. As the first reviewer said she read a test of the FH20 by a pro photograher, I read the same article and it's all GOOD. I'd receommend this camera above all others. Thanks Amazon, once again you came through for me as did Panasonic.

By Doris C. Moran on May 12, 2010