Photoradar.com Updated:
2011-09-23 10:43:52
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The CCD sensor has increased slightly from 10.1mm to 10.9mm, just to keep pace with the change in resolution.The most intriguing change is inside the lens, which was previously a wide angle that was the equivalent of a 28mm lens, but Panasonic has push...
The CCD sensor has increased slightly from 10.1mm to 10.9mm, just to keep pace with the change in resolution.The most intriguing change is inside the lens, which was previously a wide angle that was the equivalent of a 28mm lens, but Panasonic has push...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-09-23 10:43:53
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Saying that the Panasonic Lumix FX35 is THE awaited digital compact would be an understatement. After the highly successful Lumix FX33 (after only 6 months of being on store shelves), Panasonic had to find a serious successor. So is the brand new FX3...
Stabilized zoom with a 25 mm wide angle, Video in 1280 x 720 p and also 30 i/s, Image quality and rather good noise control, Serious construction, Efficient automated functions...
No optical zoom during video, LCD is too glossy, Mediocre sound quality in video, New Intelligent Exposure mode not too convincing, Could be faster...
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Panasonic has increased the megapixel rating of the 8MP DMC-FX33 to come up with the 10-megapixel DMC-FX35. The CCD sensor has increased slightly from 10.1mm to 10.9mm, just to keep pace with the change in resolution. The most intriguing change is insi...
Plenty of features, Improved lens...
Not the most user-friendly camera, Some photos lack focus...
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The Panasonic Lumix series in one that has always interested me due to there reputation for great build quility and great functionalility they are widely considered to be some of the best devices available in the compact camera market, so will the DMC-...
Overall the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX35 is a great addition to the Lumix series and a worthy upgrade from the FX33, with the added features such as the superb wide angle lens and the cameras ease of use and excellent choice of feature and settings to play...
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Announced on the 2nd of February 2008, the Panasonic Lumix FX35 is one of Panasonics new ultra compact digital cameras, and features an impressive 25mm ultra wide angle lens. The camera features a 10 megapixel sensor, a wide angle 4x optical zoom lens...
Very easy to use Very compact and stylish metal body Very good build quality and switches Very good image quality - excellent colour Ultra wide angle 25mm 4x optical zoom lens with optical image stabilisation Intelligent ISO / Exposure / Intelligent AU...
Noise visible at ISO100 Having to give the camera back to Panasonic...
The Panasonic Lumix FX35 may seem like "just another compact camera" but what impresses me most about this camera is how difficult it was to think of problems with this camera. As you can see below - this camera does almost everything excellently. Imag...
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digicambuyer.co.uk Updated:
2011-09-23 10:44:00
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This camera has an overall rating of 5 stars...
Superb 25mm Leica lens, Compact and robust body, Ability to record goodquality HD movies...
Lack of manual controls, Noise levels above ISO 200, Noo zoom on video recording...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2011-09-23 10:44:19
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The DMC-FX35 looks stylish; we like it even more in its optional black finish. The 4x zoom starts at a 25mm setting that gives a very wide view of the world. Amazingly, there is barely any barrel distortion at this setting. Controls are simple and e...
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The Panasonic DMC FX35 is a 10 megapixel digital camera with a 4x optical zoom lens. The lens has the widest angle I have tested. Why Buy the Panasonic DMC FX35?The wide angle lens will come in handy if you wish to squeeze more width into a photo. For...
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hereshow.ca Updated:
2011-11-08 17:09:49
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The lens on this brand-new Lumix model � made by Leica, the legendary German optical company � zooms out to 25mm. That may not sound a lot wider than a 28mm lens; after all, the difference is only 3mm. But numbers can be deceptive at the wide end o...
Widest angle view, Small and light, Highresolution sensor...
Sometimes noisy images, No manual exposure controls...
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infosyncworld.com Updated:
2011-09-23 10:43:53
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Video Review: The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX35 is a decent all-around digital camera with a few desirable traits that set it apart from its peers. First off, it sports a 25mm wide angle lens, which allows shooters to capture more of that landscape or fa...
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The Lumix compact camera line of Panasonic has been setting the Thames on fire for a while now. The models appeared sequentially at a high speed and proved quite successful. However, it is now a question of keeping focussed and making necessary improve...
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thinkcamera.com Updated:
2011-09-23 10:44:01
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Digital photography moves fast - there's a constantly flowing stream of compacts and next-gen models revealed to the market every single month...
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Earlier this year Panasonic launched a whole swath of new cameras, updating most of its existing compact camera lines and adding a couple of new ones. We've already taken a look at some of them, such as the FS20 , the TZ4 , the LZ10 and the FS5 . Today it...
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Businessweek.com Updated:
2011-09-23 10:44:11
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The Good: Compact, wide-angle lens camera with smart software The Bad: Proprietary connector requires special cables; no viewfinder The Bottom Line: A simple, extremely intuitive point-and-shoot that takes excellent pictures...
Compact, wide-angle lens camera with smart software...
Proprietary connector requires special cables; no viewfinder...
A simple, extremely intuitive point-and-shoot that takes excellent pictures...
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Panasonics Lumix DMC-FX35 breaks new ground in ultra-compact cameras. Offering a 25 - 100 mm lens, the FX35 offers the second widest lens youll find in this class, with only the Samsung NV24 HD ahead of it. Add optical image stabilization, a really...
Good photo quality, less noise reduction than previous models (though see issues below), Super wide 25 100 mm lens, Optical image stabilization, Ultracompact metal body; comes in three colors, Sharp 2.5" LCD with excellent outdoor and low light vi...
Images on the noisy side, especially in shadow areas; still some NR artifacting, Slightly soft photos; corner blurriness can be an issue, Lens is lacking in the telephoto department, More manual controls would be nice, No optical viewfinder, Small butt...
Panasonics Lumix DMC-FX35 breaks new ground in ultra-compact cameras. Offering a 25 - 100 mm lens, the FX35 offers the second widest lens youll find in this class, with only the Samsung NV24 HD ahead of it. Add optical image stabilization, a really n...
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Panasonics FX line has been known for its superb features—in fact, most of its cameras have capabilities not seen in competing models. And the new FX35 (the follow-up to the FX55) has a lot to offer, like a new 4.4mm to 17.6mm wide-angle Leica lens...
25mm wide-angle lens. Intelligent LCD. Intelligent Auto mode has been improved. Very little noise at high ISO settings.
No joystick controller like on other F-series cameras. Small 2.5-inch LCD. No optical viewfinder. Flash underexposes images.
With the latest model in its FX line, Panasonic has added some nice features but also took out its excellent joystick controller. This move lands the camera right back in the middle of the pack of midrange pocket shooters...
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The 10.1-megapixel Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX35 has one of the widest lenses offered in a pocket-sized point-and-shoot digital camera. The 4x Leica optical zoom is 25mm at the wide end with an f/2.8-5.6 aperture and Panasonic’s MEGA O.I.S. optical image st...
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Panasonic packs a big lens and smart auto mode into a small package.
Versatile wide-angle lens, Helpful Intelligent Scene Selector, Tasteful, solid design...
Erratic Macro mode, Noisy images at higher ISOs, Fixed focus and zoom in Movie mode...
Panasonic crams a lot into the Lumix DMC-FX35, including an expansive zoom range that’s perfect for landscape photos and an innovative Intelligent Scene Selector. However, its overall picture quality was inconsistent, keeping the FX35 from being a t...
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In the compact digital camera world, standard zoom lenses have tended to start out in the low- to mid-30mm focal range at the wide-angle end of the spectrum – a 35mm-equivalent length that isn't really all that wide. Every so often you'll come across...
Simple, straightforward controls, Good lens performance/Image quality, Good shutter response...
Monitor can be hard to use in bright conditions/no viewfinder, Panasonic Lumix DMCFX35...
On first examination, the Panasonic FX35 seems to be a rather typical standard zoom compact digital – 4x optical zoom, stabilization, 2.5 inch LCD monitor, 100-1600 ISO range, and the usual suite of auto and scene shooting options. The zoom is a bit w...
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The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX35 is a slim 10.1 Megapixel compact with a 4x optically stabilised lens. Announced in January 2008, it comes just six months after its predecessor the Lumix FX33, which itself came only seven months after the Lumix FX30. Pan...
25mm wide angle and optical stabilisation, Slim body and shorter than many rivals too, Very good Intelligent Auto mode, HD video recording but no zoom.
Noise becomes a problem above 200 ISO, Little or no manual control, HD movies still no match for a camcorder, 10x zoom and 3in screen of TZ5 are tempting.
With only six months between the FX35 and its predecessor, Panasonic could have simply increased the resolution and improved the auto mode, but we’re pleased to also find a brand new lens with unusually wide angle coverage and HD video recording cap...
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To achieve a 25mm ultra-wide-angle lens in the slim design of the FX35, Panasonic developed a new unevenly thick concave meniscus EA (Extra high refractive index Aspherical) lens. Working closely with Leica to meet their strict standards on lenses, the...
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The Panasonic FX35 is a well-built digicam with an impressive piece of glass, the Leica DC-Vario Elmarit that starts at a very wide 25mm equivalent and extends 4x to 100mm. Unfortunately that was where the fun stopped. The Panasonic FX35s menu system...
Good controls, Compact, Well-built, Intelligent Auto mode, 25mm wide angle with 4x zoom, 720 pixel HD Movie mode, 16:9 aspect ratio for still and movie captures, A good selection of Scene modes, Lens-shift image stabilization, Face detection sets focus...
Only average printed results, Poor LCD menu system with confusing controls, Slide show presentations disappoint, Soft corners at all focal lengths, High contrast in outdoor images, Noise at even the lowest ISO leaves grainy artifacts, muddles detail, S...
The Panasonic FX35 is a well-built digicam with an impressive piece of glass, the Leica DC-Vario Elmarit that starts at a very wide 25mm equivalent and extends 4x to 100mm. Unfortunately that was where the fun stopped. The Panasonic FX35s menu system...
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