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Panasonic Lumix DMC LZ2 introduction
Dennis Hissink : February 9th 2005 - 01:00 CET
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PanasonicPanasonic Lumix DMC LZ2 introduction : Never miss a photo opportunity again, even if you don't have an SD memory card on hand. Panasonic's new Panasonic Lumix DMC LZ2 digital camera features 14 Megabytes of built-in memory to capture those spontaneous moments. The 5 Megapixel Panasonic DMC LZ2 features a DC VARIO lens with 6x optical zoom (equivalent to 37mm to 222mm on a 35mm film camera lens), with capability of up to 24x magnification when combined with the 4x digital zoom, and MEGA O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer). Panasonic's MEGA Optical Image Stabilizer automatically detects and optically compensates for hand movement. The Panasonic Lumix DMC LZ2 runs on two AA size batteries.
Panasonic Lumix DMC LZ2 introduction"When using a small, lightweight camera such as this, zooming in can accentuate every little movement of the hand," said Monica Helmer, Marketing Manager for Panasonic. "That's why Panasonic incorporates its MEGA O.I.S into every Lumix camera. It enables you to take clear, distortion-free pictures, even ultra-telephoto or macro shots of distant or moving subjects, or shots taken in low lighting conditions."

The new Panasonic LZ2 has a large 2-inch TRM (Transmissive with Micro Reflective) crystal-clear LCD display which is extremely easy to view, even outdoors on bright, sunny days. Even with the optical 6x zoom lens unit, the cameras' body size is as compact as an ordinary AA-battery operated 3x optical zoom camera.

Panasonic's Venus Engine Plus image processing LSI provides high quality and quick response with low energy consumption. In addition to a consecutive shooting function that allows users to take 3 frames per second at full resolution, the newly developed Venus Engine Plus enables unlimited consecutive shooting. Successive shots can be taken until the memory card or built-in memory reaches capacity.

Auto angle detection, a new feature, records whether an image was taken horizontally or vertically and displays it accordingly, whether viewed on the camera's LCD or on a connected TV.

Other features include Burst Shooting Mode, four spot focusing modes, Simple Mode for automatic settings, built-in flash and more.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC LZ2 comes equipped with Panasonic's new, super-powerful Oxyride Extreme Power batteries.
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