panasonic camera lumix dmc fz50

Posted on 8th February 2010No Responses

panasonic camera lumix dmc fz50
What is the best of these cameras?

I am planning to buy a digital SLR camera and i have many options now finished in this 4 my confusion is that one to go. 1. Fuji FinePix S9600 2. Canon D50 3. Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ30 4. Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 Please tell me which one I should choose and why? Also tell me the lenses of the camera can be changed or not. If the reasons why he felt it was the best. I am awaiting responses from professional photographers / People use these cameras. Thanks in advance …

I would like to see a Canon D50 … Nikon D50 makes a model, but can not find anything close to the line Canon. I'm not cracking on YOU, Bacti, but I have no idea how people can say that the best one is a camera that does not exist. If, indeed: a Nikon D50, which is different from the other three chambers which is a digital SLR. The rest are what are known as "SLR-like" in that look very similar to a digital SLR but the lens is not interchangeable. The other thing that really distinguishes a Reflex-SLR cameras such as the sensor. In a digital SLR, the sensor is nearly twenty times more larger than the sensor in the lower chambers. This translates into a much better picture quality. Since I'm not positive if you are referring to a Nikon D50 or a Canon 5D, which I doubt, not I will comment on any camera unnecessarily. Either is superior to the other three on the list. The Canon 5D is a bit better than the Nikon D50, too. Here is a comparison page, if you have not seen yet. http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/compare_post.asp?method=sidebyside&cameras=canon_eos5d 2Cfuji_finepixs9100%% 2Cnikon_d50% 2Cpanasonic_dmcfz50 2Cpanasonic_dmcfz30% & show = all Click on "thorough review" and "read the views of the owner" for each camera. Be sure to note that the reviews are many pages long so do not stop after the first page. Check the pictures sample, too. You can enlarge these images full size by clicking the file name is displayed below the image. You must then place the cursor in the blank space to the right of the image and click once. After that, we can move the cursor over the image and become a magnifying glass. Click it like a magnifying glass and once the image is to be full size and you can really examine the details or look like the halo objects or noise. Of the other three, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 is the clear winner, but if you're going to spend that much money ($ 470 for the camera alone), I would not see much to buy a digital SLR. If you can not enter the range Nikon D40 ($ 550 without card), I at least to see how you register with the Pentax K100D and a lens, sold for about the same as the FZ50, and also includes image stabilization, which Pentax calls "Shake Reduction."