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Good point and shoot cameras? |
25-Sep-2011 At 6:39:31 AM |
cruze
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I have both the Panasonic DMC-FT1 and DMC-FT3. Subtley, I think that the image quality and size of the FT1 is better but I love the GPS and altimeter functions of the FT3. The altimeter is about as good as a few of my climbing partner's Suunto watches (probably doesn't matter in Australia - everything is pretty flat...) and the GPS means you can plot your images on Google Earth using picasa. Oh, and the camera is more waterproof than the FT1. Both take AVCHD movies which are cool. Image quality not as good as more destructible compacts. Everything is a trade-off. |
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