Panasonic Camera Reviews

With a 20X optical zoom lens, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS20 camera has a strong set of features, resulting in good image quality and performance. It's an especially good outdoor camera for landscape photography.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX90 features outstanding image quality and a touch screen LCD that's really sharp. If this camera carried just a slightly lower price, it would be one of the best available.

With a 16X optical zoom lens, Panasonic's Lumix ZS10 camera is an upgrade to the ZS8, adding a GPS unit. It's a thin model that's available in several colors.

Panasonic has attempted to include some fun features in its Lumix DMC-FH7 digital camera, including a "beauty retouch" feature that can allow photographers to improve the look of skin while shooting the photo. Read my full Lumix FH7 review to see whether the camera's other features are worth the price.

The large zoom lens in the Panasonic Lumix FZ150 is an impressive lens, providing sharp images. However, do the other features in this camera match up with the 24X optical zoom lens? Read my full Panasonic Lumix FZ150 camera review to find out and to learn more!

If results are all that matter to you in your photography, my Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2 review will showcase a camera that is perfect for your needs. The GH2, mirror-less, interchangeable lens camera has outstanding response times and image quality.

Panasonic has introduced the world's smallest DIL camera with its Lumix DMC-GF2. Even with its small size, the GF2 remains a camera that's fun to use and produces nice results.

The FZ40 is one of my favorite fixed lens (large zoom) cameras currently on the market.

This Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX700 review finds a camera with many intermediate features for a sub-$400 model, including a 3.0-inch touch-screen LCD. I liked quite a few aspects of the FX700, but it did have some confusing menu options, which may frustrate beginners.

This Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2 review shows a very nice advanced, digital interchangeable lens (DIL) camera that places almost every feature you could want within one-touch reach -- including shooting photos by touching the LCD.

My Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 review shows a fun DSLR camera that attempts to mix the smaller size of point and shoot cameras with the functionality of a DSLR camera.

Fast response times are a great feature in point and shoot digital cameras, and my review of the Panasonic ZR1 shows a camera that provides some of the best response times available in a camera that costs less than $300.

This Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP8 review reveals a very strong ultra compact, point and shoot camera with a host of high-end features and a high-quality lens, all for less than $300.