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Join Date: Feb 2012
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Hello -
I see the ZS10 online for about the same price as the upcoming SZ7. The main advantage of the SZ7 seems to be the MPEG-4 while the main advantage of the ZS10 seems to be the manual exposure modes. I mostly use a camera on vacation and like to get videos and photos of animals and birds. I know I could get better shots with a more sophisticated setup but I prefer to remain in the realm of point and shoot cameras. Also, which is better with the Leica lens - more elements and groups or less? Thanks! |
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Bangor,North Wales
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The ZS10 obviously has the reach advantage- would this be an issue..?
Also,as you say- you'd miss out on the manual modes with the SZ7(a deal breaker for me,personally...). That said- if you want a small,lightweight point and shoot with great video capability and all round simplicity- you could do far worse than the SZ7,especially with the inclusion of it's "light-speed" autofocus system. It also apparently has an "all new" 14 mp sensor which will assist in lower noise levels- I guess we'll have to wait for a review...! ![]() |
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: north eastern Michigan in a cedar swamp with DH and Luna and Ziggy
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Hadn't heard of the sz7 one till I saw this post but it's lack of manual control kills it for me, too.
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