Panasonic releases Lumix cameras with HDR
by Ray.Ibanez on 28/07/09 at 11:48 am
More and more people are getting into photography since the advent of digital SLRs, or DSLRS. One really cool way to take pictures with a DSLR is to use a technique called HDR, or High Dynamic Range, which gives images a lot of detail by brining detail back to overly bright highlights and creates darker shadows. Well Panasonic is taking advantage of this with ther new Lumix digital cameras. Their new FZ35 ultrazoom digital camera has a HDR mode built-into it as well as a pseudo-manual mode that gives it some of the features of a full DSLR. The My Color mode lets users control the brightness, contrast and saturation with live previews. It also records 720p video and shoots 12-megapixels with an optical-stabilized lens. It is a great entry-level camera that goes for $400 this September.
-Ray
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