Panasonic Lumix® DMC-LC5 Digital Camera

Pros: superb lens, fast startup, short shutter lag
Cons: non-functional at 1yr&1mo. Repair costs $102.50 and camera still does not work.

Before buying this digital camera for my wife, I already have 4 film cameras, including a medium format Mamiya 7II, Nikon F5, Ricoh GR1s, and Samsung Evoca. Therefore, I was hesitant to get another camera. However, the wife wants something that she can...

Pros: sleek body,good manual control, ease of use.
Cons: poor quality control, not dependable.

I've been phtotographing as a hobbyist for several years and own several 35mm and medium format cameras. I purchased this camera in 2002 as my first trial with digital cameras. After about 2 years of very limited use, the camera malfunctioned and was ...

Pros: Retro design, fast operations and focus, good battery life, nice pictures
Cons: SD format promising but expensive, possible issues with picture quality, bigger size

I have looked long and far for a successor to my Casio QV-2000UX 2 MP camera, and have finally found it. There are so many digital cameras out there with different strengths and weaknesses, so your personal preferences may differ from mine.

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Pros: Great Body
Cons: Very bad picture quality indoors

When I bought this camera and I was so proud I thought I was getting a top of the line camera with great features, but my surprise was this camera is really bad when pictures are taken indoors and low light, the colors are unnatural and if you try...

It was timely to learn all the functions of this small computer, but well worth the ongoing result. The LCD hood may not be a great protctor of sunlight; what is, but it is a great LCD protector. The best in life is hard to aquire, but well worth waiting for, and this LC-5 is one of them. Koodos to you Panasonic for your efforts!