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[Near Mint] Panasonic DMC-FZ50 10.1MP Digital Camera (Black)

Name: [Near Mint] Panasonic DMC-FZ50 10.1MP Digital Camera (Black)
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EAN: 0037988985807

UPC: 037988985807

GTIN: 05025232403899

Model: DMC-FZ50

Type: DSLR

Brand: Panasonic

Series: Panasonic LUMIX

Digital Zoom: 4x

Color: Black

Connectivity: USB

Optical Zoom: 12x

MPN: DMC-FZ50K

Features: Auto Focus, Image Stabilization

Battery Type: Lithium-Ion

Item Weight: 23.56 Oz.

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Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ50 is a 10.1-megapixel camera with MEGA O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer) and powerful 12x optical zoom f/2.8 LEICA DC lens.The DMC-FZ50 boasts a 10.1-megapixel high resolution CCD for its image sensor and Venus Engine III for the image processing LSI, making it possible to record an image at max. ISO 1600 high sensitivity setting at full resolution. Furthermore, by dramatically reducing the noise levels, the DMC-FZ50 is able to capture 10.1-megapixel full resolution images even in high sensitivity recording.To fight against the major cause of blurred images, Panasonic invented the MEGA O.I.S. system taking advantage of its superior lens technology to compensate for handshake - a feature, which has long been incorporated into the LUMIX range of cameras. In addition, to also compensate for the other major cause of blurred images - movement of the subject - the FZ50 is also equipped with the Intelligent ISO Control (hereafter I.I.C.) and max. ISO 1600 high sensitivity recording capabilities within the advanced image processing LSI Venus Engine III. When set to the I.I.C., the Venus Engine III detects the subject's movement and adjusts the ISO setting and shutter speed to best suit the subject movement and the light condition automatically. Panasonic's excellent image stabilizing system allows users to take clear, crisp images in any situation automatically, leaving everything to the camera.From a point of view of usability the DMC-FZ50 is equipped with a new Function Button which serves as a shortcut to quickly set frequently-used settings such as recording image size, light metering, AF area, white balance, and ISO sensitivity. Also, thanks to the newly incorporated custom setting function, your frequent setting patterns can be memorized and it can be instantly applied by simply selecting this function with the mode dial. The 2-inch LCD flips out to 180 degrees, making it easier to view even when shooting from high or low angles.The DMC-FZ50 is bound to spark the imagination of high-end users and join the Panasonic LUMIX high-end model lineup.

Product Identifiers

Brand

Panasonic

MPN

DMC-FZ50K

UPC

0037988985807

Model

DMC-FZ50

eBay Product ID (ePID)

100098149

Product Key Features

Digital Zoom

Battery Type

Lithium-Ion

Color

Black

Connectivity

USB

Features

Digital Zoom, USB, Auto Focus, AV Output, Image Stabilization

Series

Panasonic LUMIX

Optical Zoom

12x

Dimensions

Depth

5.59in

Width

5.17in

Item Weight

23.56 Oz.

Height

3.67in

Additional Product Features

Viewfinder Diagonal Size

0.44in

Screen Details

LCD Display-Tft Active Matrix-Color

Exposure Compensation

±2 Ev Range, in 1/3 Ev Steps

Light Sensitivity

Iso 800, Iso Auto, Iso 400, Iso 1600, Iso 200, Iso 100, Iso 3200

Sensor Type

CCD

Shooting Modes

Frame Movie Mode

Macro Focus Range

5cm

Focal Length Equivalent to 35mm Camera

35-420mm

Special Effects

Black & White, Sepia, Cool, Warm

Camera Flash Features

Af Illuminator, Flash +/- Compensation

Battery Form Factor

Manufacturer Specific

Focus Adjustment

Manual, Automatic

Expansion Slot

1X SD Memory Card

MAX Shutter SPEED

1/2000 Sec

Sensor Size

1/1.8in

Display Size

2in

Exposure Modes

Program, Aperture-Priority, Shutter-Priority, Manual, Automatic

Still Image Format

Raw, JPEG

Display Rotation

Rotating

Digital Video Format

Quicktime

Screen Size

2.0"in

Light Sensitivity MAX

3200

Type

Point & Shoot

Maximum Resolution

10.1MP

Display Type

LCD

Sensor Resolution

10.1MP

Exposure Metering

Multi-Segment, SPOT, Center-Weighted

Min Shutter SPEED

60 Sec

MAX Video Resolution

848x480

Additional Features

Digital Zoom, USB, Image Stabilization, Autofocus, AV Output

Flash Type

Pop-Up Flash

Min Operating Temperature

0°C

Effective Flash Range

0.3m-7m

Continuous Shooting SPEED

1 Frame Per Second, 2fps

Viewfinder-Field Coverage

100%

Exterior Color

Black

Microphone Type

Microphone-Built-In

MAX Operating Temperature

40°C

Connector Types

1X Composite Video/Audio Output, 1X DC Power Input, 1X USB

Shooting Programs

Portrait Mode, Scenery, Snow, Panning, Starry Sky, Candle, Baby2, Baby1, Sports Mode, Party/Indoor, Night Portrait, Soft Skin, Night Scene, Fireworks, Food, High Sensitivity

Flash Modes

Red-Eye Reduction, Slow Synchro, Fill-In Mode, Auto Mode, OFF! Mode

Red-Eye Reduction

Yes

Camera Type

Point & Shoot

Viewfinder Type

Electronic

Supported Flash Memory

MultiMediaCard, SDHC Memory Card, SD Memory Card

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by logcabin781
Sep 08, 2020Top favourable review
Still solid after all these years
The DMC-FZ50 remains a solid camera even after many iterations through the years. Whether it works for you depends only on what it will be used for. If you take mostly still images and don't need low-light performance, this will take very decent pictures (keep the iso value low). The built-in flash works well, and the camera will also accept a shoe-mounted flash. There are a number of choices for these, as Panasonic and Olympus share the same TTL protocol. Add a modern flash and shoot! You won't be disappointed.The DMC-FZ50 remains a solid camera even after many iterations through the years. Whether it works for you depends only on what it will be used for. If you take mostly still images and don't need low-light performance, this will take very decent pictures (keep the iso value low). The built-in flash works well, and the camera will also accept a shoe-mounted flash. There are a number of choices for these, as Panasonic and Olympus share the same TTL protocol. Add a modern flash and shoot! You won't be disappointed.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: photolots
by debbie012345
Sep 02, 2009
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 - Best Camera I've Ever Owned
I LOVE this camera. I have two - I bought the second as a back up in case anything ever happens to the first one I bought almost 3 years ago. I have taken over 200,000 pictures with the first one and it's still going strong. It is sturdy, easy to use, produces beautiful photos, and also has many of the bells and whistles of higher-priced cameras. It's extremely versatile as in the user can set it on auto and let the camera do the work, or set it manually. Panasonic no longer makes this camera model and has replaced it with the G1 and the FZ28 - both of which I have bought and tried and did not enjoy half as much as the FZ50. The other two cameras don't begin to meet the standards of this camera. Panasonic should go back to the FZ50 model - it's superior and hard to beat!I LOVE this camera. I have two - I bought the second as a back up in case anything ever happens to the first one I bought almost 3 years ago. I have taken over 200,000 pictures with the first one and it's still going strong. It is sturdy, easy to use, produces beautiful photos, and also has many of the bells and whistles of higher-priced cameras. It's extremely versatile as in the user can set it on auto and let the camera do the work, or set it manually. Panasonic no longer makes this camera model and has replaced it with the G1 and the FZ28 - both of which I have bought and tried and did not enjoy half as much as the FZ50. The other two cameras don't begin to meet the standards of this camera. Panasonic should go back to the FZ50 model - it's superior and hard to beat!
by tremain30v1
Sep 04, 2015
Big camera features in a compact package—a lot of camera for the money.
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 is an older model super zoom bridge camera, which combines characteristics of digital point-n-shoot and digital single lens reflex (DSLR) cameras. It was highly advanced when it was introduced in the spring of 2006 and remains a viable and cost effective option for many shooters’ needs today. Build Quality—Weighing in at 28 ounces (1.75 pounds) this camera is big and it’s BUILT. The FZ50 feels very DSLR-like. This impression is enhanced by the fact that it is the only point-n-shoot camera I’ve ever seen that has focus and zoom rings on the lens barrel instead of a rocker switch on the camera body. Autofocus is still activated by partially depressing the shutter button. Despite its bulk, the FZ50 feels well balanced and the controls are conveniently and ... The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 is an older model super zoom bridge camera, which combines characteristics of digital point-n-shoot and digital single lens reflex (DSLR) cameras. It was highly advanced when it was introduced in the spring of 2006 and remains a viable and cost effective option for many shooters’ needs today. Build Quality—Weighing in at 28 ounces (1.75 pounds) this camera is big and it’s BUILT. The FZ50 feels very DSLR-like. This impression is enhanced by the fact that it is the only point-n-shoot camera I’ve ever seen that has focus and zoom rings on the lens barrel instead of a rocker switch on the camera body. Autofocus is still activated by partially depressing the shutter button. Despite its bulk, the FZ50 feels well balanced and the controls are conveniently and logically laid out. While users coming from a featherweight point-n-shoot might be a bit put off by its size, those coming from digital or 35mm SLR cameras, and especially those with larger hands, will find the camera quite comfortable to use. Optics—Experienced photographers will attest that a camera is only as good as the lens on the front of it. A strong point for the FZ50 is its Leica 12x optical zoom lens with a focal range equivalent to 28-420mm. With the ability to go from wide angle to extreme telephoto, it’s all the lens most shooters will need and it is an amazingly sharp lens for a point-n-shoot. Unlike most extreme zooms, this lens doesn’t extend beyond the camera body like a bazooka. Not only does this make for nicer handling, it also means one can—and should—screw on a 55mm UV filter to effectively seal and protect the lens assembly from dirt and moisture. Electronics—The camera’s impressive lens is backed up with a 10.2 megapixel resolution image sensor. Considering that 6 megapixels will yield an acceptable 8 x 10-inch full-frame print, the FZ50 will deliver an image that is zoomable and croppable enough for most users’ needs. The camera also accepts SDHC memory cards with capacities of up to 32MB so there’s plenty of room to store full-resolution images. Although at about 1.75 inches, the rear screen is small by today’s standards, it was one of the of the first to feature movable rear screen that folds into the camera body to protect it, flips down for viewing, and can swivel to face the front of the camera for selfies. Flipping the screen down automatically moves the action down from the viewfinder. Although it has a decent enough built-in flip-up flash, the FZ50 also boasts a hot shoe for an external one, a rare feature on point-n-shoot cameras. While I have so far focused primarily on the camera’s positive aspects, there are a few fairly minor negatives to consider. While the FZ50 delivers super sharp images in bright light, image quality tends to deteriorate rapidly in dimmer environments without a flash. The camera is also a bit slower to focus than a DSLR and there is a slight shutter lag when attempting to capture moving targets. Bottom Line—Although the Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ50 is now almost a decade old, its high-end (for 2006) features and low price (around $100 on the used market) still make it a viable option for many casual and hobbyist shooters—especially those with larger hands—who want to get more serious about their photography but don’t have deep enough pockets to shell out for a DSLR kit.
by swankysquirrel
Jan 11, 2011
Fantastic Camera
The FZ50 is a poor-man's SLR/Telephoto combo. You can use it to shoot in all manual and create photographs rather than pictures. There is nothing like it on the market these days. It shoots in RAW mode, and has nice video. You can zoom and manually refocus as you're shooting the video. I am into available light photography, although the FZ50's flash is great (I just like the warmer tones of natural light.) The camera's fast lens (2.8-3.5) is great for my needs. It is for the artisan who can't afford $1k for a camera body, and another $2500 for a fast telephoto lens. It's also got a lot smaller footprint than the aforementioned $1k body and tele lens combo (convenient, and leads to taking the camera along more often than I would something that comes in a suitcase.) Sadly, the new ... The FZ50 is a poor-man's SLR/Telephoto combo. You can use it to shoot in all manual and create photographs rather than pictures. There is nothing like it on the market these days. It shoots in RAW mode, and has nice video. You can zoom and manually refocus as you're shooting the video. I am into available light photography, although the FZ50's flash is great (I just like the warmer tones of natural light.) The camera's fast lens (2.8-3.5) is great for my needs. It is for the artisan who can't afford $1k for a camera body, and another $2500 for a fast telephoto lens. It's also got a lot smaller footprint than the aforementioned $1k body and tele lens combo (convenient, and leads to taking the camera along more often than I would something that comes in a suitcase.) Sadly, the new Panasonic Lumix FZ line no longer includes an ultra-zoom with all manual controls, but thanks to eBay I was able to pick up a used FZ50 to gift to my son who has been borrowing my own FZ50 so often it was cramping my style. I started out on the FZ10, which lasted me years, and thousands upon thousands of pictures, until I dropped it in a carport one day. I tried everything in it's league at the time, and nothing could touch the FZ50s performance.
by lldew
Jun 01, 2009
The nearly perfect camera
I am an avid amateur photographer. I use my pictures for backgrounds and illustrations in my work. Before digital I had 2 camera bodies and 8 or 9 lenses that I hauled around with me when I was seriously shooting. That got old. I sold all of my gear and bought the Lumix FZ-30. I was overwhelmed. Why had this camera been soft-peddled so much? Then I dropped it. Panic. I found a used FZ-50 on e-bay and bought it. Then I fixed my old one. I do not want to be caught without one of these again. Why? 1. Zoom, zoom, zoom 2. Panasonic sells an incredible add on lens to increase that. 3. Manual controls. I have big hands and most cameras which have manual controls have small buttons disguised somewhere, that are impossible to find in a hurry. The FZ-50 has rings on the lens housing ... I am an avid amateur photographer. I use my pictures for backgrounds and illustrations in my work. Before digital I had 2 camera bodies and 8 or 9 lenses that I hauled around with me when I was seriously shooting. That got old. I sold all of my gear and bought the Lumix FZ-30. I was overwhelmed. Why had this camera been soft-peddled so much? Then I dropped it. Panic. I found a used FZ-50 on e-bay and bought it. Then I fixed my old one. I do not want to be caught without one of these again. Why? 1. Zoom, zoom, zoom 2. Panasonic sells an incredible add on lens to increase that. 3. Manual controls. I have big hands and most cameras which have manual controls have small buttons disguised somewhere, that are impossible to find in a hurry. The FZ-50 has rings on the lens housing for zoom and focus that emulate 35mm controls. ALRIGTHT!! 4. Picture quality. I never took a picture I was really happy with until I used this camera. I usually get vivid colors and sharp pictures. The only weakness is hi-ISO shooting which can be come grainy. 5. SD Card. Relatively cheap and small. 6. Flash always there, though will take a more powerful unit. 7. Flip screen that lets you view from nearly any angle. Great for flower photography or other close up. 8. Great Macro mode. Clear focusing up close. Only three changes I would make. Standard batteries (the proprietary batteries are readily available on the "net" and not expensive.) less noise at hi-ISO, go back to the larger screen on the FZ-30 The first is not a really big issue as long as you plan ahead. The latter can be worked around by shooting 80-100 most of the time. My word to Panasonic: Advertise this thing for what it is. You should steal the marked with it!!

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