For those who know the love of looking through a viewfinder, trying to see without one is something they can’t imagine and with cameras that are being upgraded by the day, photographers have everything they want. Panasonic and Fujifilm have been in the business of making cameras for a long time now and knowing what the photographers want, they have designed two new cameras to deliver a great experience. The Panasonic Lumix LX5 and the fujifilm camera that have been developed after feedback given to their respective predecessors so there have been positive changes made.
The Fujifilm X10 is designed to make higher resolution movies by shooting 1080p at 30 frames per second so you can effectively capture moments and motion in the right speed. With a special feature that allows multiple images to be stitched together to form a panoramic shot, the X10 ensures you always get the scene perfectly when you’re on a holiday with the family. This camera functions with a CMOS-family sensor that is known to produce remarkably rich images that display better colour depth and clarity. When you have this camera in your hand and look at the pictures clicked, you will feel the difference.
The Panasonic DMC-LX5 has a better wide angle with its 24mm lens and can capture every inch of a large scene at a play or while visiting the museum, just so you do not miss out on any detail. This Panasonic camera is designed with a large 3.0 inch screen to review your videos and images. The camera is lightweight, smaller in size and easy to carry wherever you go. With the longer battery life guaranteed, you can shoot more images, get more videos and review all your work satisfactorily.
The Fujifilm leads the features list with the ability to record high-speed movies at a rate of 200 frames per second, which you can later play in slow motion and enjoy. This Fujifilm X10 provides more focus points than the Panasonic Lumix with 49 various points compared against 23 of the Panasonic. Enjoy clearer images as each detail will be appropriately focused on and established so the full picture falls in place in the best way there is.
Both cameras have common weaknesses in the form of their price, the lack of 3D shooting, could use better zoom, there is no flip out screen, and poor maximum light sensitivity but both cameras employ a wealth of strengths like the macro capabilities, wide apertures for more light, large sensors and RAW shooting. While looking at both cameras having such positives, you know that they can serve the purpose of photography but Fujifilm wins with higher speed movies, CMOS sensors, in-camera panoramas and multiple focus points. The Panasonic Lumix also has strong points like the immediate power up, wider angle lens, better battery life and high ISO boost at 12, 800 for low light shooting. With not much difference in prices, you can get the better with the Fujifilm Finepix X10.
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