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Enjoying my FZ100, especially the video quality at the full HD setting. Sold my GH1's a couple months ago, and bought the zs3 Lumix. The 25mm wide really spoiled me on the zs3 compared to the 28mm (35mm equiv) on the GH1's. So seeing the FZ100 had a 25mm (35mm equiv) I thought I could buy it and sell my Lumix zs3. But comparing the two cams (both on and recording, shooting the same scene, one above the other) the FZ100 looks like about 31 or 32 at the wide end! I even compared it to my Sony FX1000 which is a 29.5 mm (35mm equiv) and the FZ100 is not as wide as the Sony. (also have a Sony HX1 which also is a little wider, 2-4mm, than the FZ100!)
Anyone know how to get the full 25mm (35mm equiv) activated on this unit? Again, I am only using it for video, typically.
This camera is very close to being a GH1 with a dedicated lens. It has a Mic input, like the GH1. It will record up to the length of the card. (No 29 minute limit like on other brands of cams) Same connections/connectors in the Body, but this one has power zoom all the way out to 24x and a momentary auto focus button, that can be activated after you finish zooming. The low light capability is not as good as the GH1, but I really like the smooth look of the 1920 x 1080, it looks great on a good HDTV. I never did like having to change lens' on the GH1 to get closer than 280mm (35mm equiv.) The FZ100 goes way past that, without having to lug around a second lens!
The pricing is a plus also.
The built in mics work great too. I was at an extremely loud News Boys concert, and the sound did not distort at all. One song had an over-driving bass beat, really loud bass drum thumping, which lowers the mic levels within milli seconds, so this caused a less than professional sound recording on this one song, but for the most part, I am still really pleased with the picture, and sound. (same reverse volume pumping happens when people clap along to a song)
These digital cameras reproduce purples really well also. My old VX 1000 Sonys would turn almost any shade of purple to blue.
I made a 45 minute Blu Ray disc of the concert footage, so I'm able to study the footage, over and over. The compression looks very good, especially with the subject matter, super intense spotlights pulsing on and off, shooting thru fog, and sometimes the high intensity led spotlights shooting directly into my lens.
Panasonic made a tremendous camera for under $500.
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