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Old 04-11-2005, 04:20 PM
fodio fodio is offline
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Default Casio EX-P505 vs Panasonic DMC-FZ5

Hi All,

I am planning to get a digital camera for a trip to Aust. I have 2 camera's in mind, Casio EX-P505 and Panasonic DMC-FZ5

Can anyone me advise on these 2 cameras. I mean, i know most of the specs already. I love the Casio for being small and sleek with a rotating LCD. But I have read reviews that the image produced by the Casio P505 is not the sharpest in it's class. I have downloaded a few photos and see them myself though. It appeared to have little noise and not as sharp as the Panasonic. On the other hand, the Panasonic FZ5 is bigger and more bulkier compared to the Casio P505. It also does not have a rotating LCD and it's smaller than the Casio's P505 LCD. Also I heard that the Panasonic do not have a manual focus. What is a manual focus? And is it necessary. Also, the Panasonic FZ5 does not look as sleek and unique like the Caiso P505 (My own opinion) But one thing best about the Panasonic FZ5 is that it produces better image quality than the Casio. It appeared sharper and less noiser than the Casio P505.

One thing i like to know is, whether the Panasonic has a pop-up flash like the Casio. Also the Panasonic FZ5 appeared to have a larger lens. Is having a larger lens better than a smaller lens.

Can someone compare both the Panasonic FZ5 and Casio P505 images and tell me whether I compared them correctly. That the Panasonic is much more superior than the Casio. Thank You!

So the question is, which is more important? Functionality like the Casio P505 or Photographic Qualities like the Panasonic FZ5. Of couse i'd like to have both of best worlds.

Please Advice~

Thanks you



Regards,
Daniel
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Old 05-04-2005, 05:56 AM
PeterB666 PeterB666 is offline
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Welcome to Oz when you get here (If you have already been, I trust you had a good time).

I had an interest in the Ex-P505 as well, but not after reading a couple of reviews of it. Especially this one...

http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/ca...m_p505-review/

Have a look at the ISO series. This has got to be one of the noisiest cameras of all time.

Also, low light focusing is a problem and the LCD does not gain up.

The movie mode is brilliant, but otherwise this would be a camera that would dissapoint most.
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