Q. The lenses on Panasonic cameras say Leica, and even the camera itself has the Leica "L"!
How is Leica associated with Panasonic? Here's a picture of a Leica/Panasonic point and shoot:
http://www.cameralabs.com/reviews/Panasonic_Lumix_DMC_TZ8_ZS5/images/lumix_tz8_front_450.jpg
How is Leica associated with Panasonic? Here's a picture of a Leica/Panasonic point and shoot:
http://www.cameralabs.com/reviews/Panasonic_Lumix_DMC_TZ8_ZS5/images/lumix_tz8_front_450.jpg
Answer
The Panasonic Lumix line uses lenses designed by Leica. I'm not totally sure if Leica provided the lenses but what is sure is that those lenses adhere to the very strict superior standards of Leica. Considering that Leica is the highest revered brand in the industry, that "L" would certainly increase the intrinsic value of the Panasonic camera.
It's the same thing with Sony. They have an entirely separate compatible lens line-up from Carl Zeiss. Samsung uses lenses labelled Schneider Kreuznach (did I get that right?) which are actually rebadged Pentax originals.
The Panasonic Lumix line uses lenses designed by Leica. I'm not totally sure if Leica provided the lenses but what is sure is that those lenses adhere to the very strict superior standards of Leica. Considering that Leica is the highest revered brand in the industry, that "L" would certainly increase the intrinsic value of the Panasonic camera.
It's the same thing with Sony. They have an entirely separate compatible lens line-up from Carl Zeiss. Samsung uses lenses labelled Schneider Kreuznach (did I get that right?) which are actually rebadged Pentax originals.
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im going to get a new digital camera soon and i was wondering if anyone here knows if the 'lumix dmc-fx35' by panasonic is any good????
Answer
Panasonic make excellent cameras ... they use Leica lenses and produce excellent images. There is only one drawback to some P&S cameras and that includes Panasonic's. When cameras don't have a viewfinder and require the photographer to use the LCD at arm's length can be a problem, especially if the camera does not have IS controls on it. The FX-35 has IS
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs/Panasonic/panasonic_dmcfx35.asp
Panasonic make excellent cameras ... they use Leica lenses and produce excellent images. There is only one drawback to some P&S cameras and that includes Panasonic's. When cameras don't have a viewfinder and require the photographer to use the LCD at arm's length can be a problem, especially if the camera does not have IS controls on it. The FX-35 has IS
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs/Panasonic/panasonic_dmcfx35.asp
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