NEW - World Smallest Camera With 10x Optical Zoom and 28mm Wide Angle Leica Lens, 7 Megapixel and 3 Inch LCD Screen
Panasonic's new DMC-TZ2 and DMC-TZ3 are the latest members of the award-winning Lumix TZ family of digital cameras, which is renowned for packaging a remarkable 10x optical zoom in a compact, stylish body. To further add to their appeal, the TZ2 and TZ3 go one step further to feature a 28mm wide-angle Leica DC lens (equivalent to 28-280mm on a 35mm film camera) for wide-angle shooting.
 "The ability to go from true wide angle to extreme close up, makes it a textbook example of what a compact zoom camera should ideally be. The price and build are the icing on the cake." Macworld, May 2007
 May 2007: The DMC-TZ3 has been awarded 'Highly Recommended' by Cameralabs. Click here to read the review
Cnet article: Click here to Read an article about the TZ3 on Cnet.co.uk, published in April 2007
24th April 2007: The DMC-TZ3 has been awarded Best Superzoom Digital Camera 2007 by TIPA (Technical Image Press Association).
The DMC-TZ3 has won the 'Highly Recommended' Award by Photography Blog, March 2007 - Click Here to read the detailed review.
The DMC-TZ3 has also won the 'Recommended' Award by DPreview.com, April 2007. Read the Review Here
Click here to Read the detailed review from Megapixel.net, published in April 2007
More detail in a single frame The 28mm wide-angle lens opens up a plethera of photographic opportunities, allowing photographers to easily capture a large group of people, or expansive architectural structures and landscapes with dynamic width and rich perspective. The wide-angle lens is particularly helpful in situations where you cannot step back or move away from a subject - ideal for shooting group portraits in a small room for example.
The diminutive size of the 7.2 megapixel DMC-TZ3 belies the wealth of technological features. Incorporating a powerful 10x optical zoom in such a slim and stylish body is impressive in itself. Add to this the incorporation of Panasonic's Mega O.I.S that prevents blurring from shaky hands, Intelligent ISO to prevent motion blur, and the high quality, high performance image-processing Venus Engine III to name but a few - and the calibre of these new additions becomes apparent.
The LEICA DC VARIO-ELMAR lens comprises 11 elements in nine groups, including an ED (extra-low dispersion) lens and three aspherical lenses. This advanced lens unit passes Leica's stringent |