Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ10
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DMC-FZ10 is digital camera model made from Panasonic company.
According to a Press release, Panasonic announced the FZ10 as one of 3 models in the Lumix line for 2003.
The DMC-FZ10 digital camera possesses a Leica DC VARIO-ELMARIT 12x optical Zoom Lens. The super 12x zoom was first released to Japanese consumers in the DMC-FZ1.
In 2004, Panasonic produced more FZ models including: the FZ3, FZ15, and FZ20.
[edit] Similar models
[edit] External links
- Klaas Bloem designed a manual focus scale for the FZ10
- Pete's Ultra-Zoom Shoot-Out - the Panasonic DMC-FZ10 Vs the Olympus C-720
- FZ10 review at Steve's Digicam
- pemaraal Adapters for FZ10 FZ15 FZ20
- FZ10 FZ20 Accessories
- Ian Odgers' FZ3 Faq
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