Product DescriptionPanasonic's new DMC-FZ28 boasts a premium 27mm wide-angle LEICA lens with an 18x optical zoom, ideal for tight indoor shots and long-distance action photos. The 10.1 megapixel digital camera also features an enhanced Intelligent Auto Mode (iA), with the new AF (auto focus) Tracking function, making it easier for photographers at any level to shoot sharp, well-focused photos, even when the subject is moving -- making it ideal for action shots.
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - I really enjoy the Panasonic Lumix cameras
This is the 4th Lumix I have had and I love them as my everyday camera. Unfortunately since I use them everywhere they have a tendency to get dust etc & malfunction fairly easily even with proper care.
I keep getting new ones (cheaper than getting repaired) because they are easy to use and take great pictures.
Rating: - Excellent camera
My wife and I are average users and were looking for a high-end point-and-shoot camera that takes high quality pictures with a large zoom, would also be as lightweight and compact as possible, easy to operate but that would also offer rich manual options when desired. Very quickly we found ourselves comparing between the Nikon P80, the Cannon SX10S and this Panasonic FZ28. We chose the latter due to the superiour reviews, low size and lower cost. We've had the camera for about 1 month now and we're ... Read More
Rating: - From FZ18 to FZ28: worth the upgrade
I thought long and hard before buying this camera. I owned the previous model, the FZ18, and did a lot of research to conclude (or convince myself) that the upgrade was really worth it, and also to find out if there wasn't a better ultrazoom / bridge camera for me. After visiting the forums and reading reviews of the Panasonic and also of the new Nikon, Canon and Fuji ultrazoom models, I concluded that not only was it a valid buy (and gave the FZ18 to my mom, who owns an ancient Olympus camera), but ... Read More
Rating: - Nice Lite Camera
Nice Camera, upto 32X optical zoom with lower res. However, no protector that you can buy just yet. I guess Panasonic is working on it. Very Lite compare to the SX10. you have to buy cable for HD viewing, but you view HD on Dual Core computer or fast single. Pictures are very good. Menus are easy after a couple of days. I like the buttons for on and off, and Record and Play. Manual focus works well. only problem is the protector lense is not offered just yet from Panasonic. Pics in JPG and Movies ... Read More
Rating: - Really great camera for the money
Bought this a few weeks ago - clearly a 5 star value. Great pictures, easy to use and excellent battery life.