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If in full manual mode, you’ll need to hit the exposure compensation button to switch between altering shutter speed and aperture. You can customise it to a different function though if you prefer, such as exposure compensation.Ī scrolling dial on the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ70 can also be used to set the shutter speed or aperture, depending on the exposure mode you’re. For example, if you’re shooting in shutter priority mode, it alters shutter speed. By default this controls a particular setting depending on the shooting mode you’re in. Reaching the full length is quick - but not too quick - and retracting similarly so.Ī control ring can be found around the lens itself. Using this is nice and fluid, which is great news when considering the length of the zoom itself. The zoom switch surrounds the shutter release button.

You can also save a couple of groups of custom settings to the mode dial, useful if you’re often photographing one kind of scene, such as low light. On the front now though you’ll find a ridge which gives you a slightly better overall grip on the camera.Ī mode dial is found on top of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ70 which gives you access to all the usual exposure modes, including automatic, semi-automatic (such as aperture priority, shutter priority and so on). There’s not a huge amount of difference, in terms of the design, between the TZ70 and its predecessor, the TZ60. Although it’s certainly not the slimmest compact camera on the market, for something with a 30x optical device, it’s very impressive. As you switch on the camera, the lens will seemingly extend from nowhere. It’s pretty incredible how manufacturers such as Panasonic manage to squeeze in such a huge zoom range into pocketable devices like the TZ70. All of the buttons can be found grouped on the right hand back side of the camera, for easy reach with your thumb, or, on the top right side of the top plate, for easy reach with your forefinger. Panasonic has designed the TZ70 with one-handed use in mind.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ70 / ZS25 is available in silver or black for £349.99 / $399.99.

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Full 1080p video recording is also included. Other features include a 0.2 inch 1,160,000-dot electronic viewfinder, three inch, 920,000-dot LCD screen and inbuilt Wi-Fi and NFC. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ70 retails for $399 / £349. There’s also an Intelligent Zoom and Digital Zoom to boost that even further to 60x and 120x, respectively. The biggest selling point of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ70 is its huge zoom range, coming in at 30x, or 24-720mm in 35mm terms. The physical size of the sensor is the same (1/2.3 inches) which means that the individual pixels are larger - this in turn should make it better in low light. Whereas the old camera had a pixel count of 18 million pixels, the new device features 12 million. In what is a fairly unusual move, Panasonic has chosen to reduce the pixel count of the TZ70 when compared to its predecessor the TZ60. Panasonic has been at the forefront of the travel compact camera market for some time, and the latest model to sit at the top of the range, the DMC-TZ70 builds on what is already a fantastic reputation.

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