Here’s a complete side-by-side comparison of the new Panasonic FZ1000 Mark II with the older version that it replaces. What you get in the new version are primarily a touch-screen, in-camera focus stacking, post-shot focus, …
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[Expired] Wow! Get the Amazing Panasonic FZ1000 for only $500 – Today Only (Amazon Prime Day 2018)
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I’m not much of a fan of Amazon Prime Day, but here’s a deal that really is worth passing on: My favorite all-in-one camera, the Panasonic FZ1000, is on sale today for only $499, down from the usual price of almost $800! If you’ve been eyeing one of these (and of course you have), now’s the time.
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A photo safari to Africa is unlike anything else you’ll ever experience, so you’ll want the right cameras and lenses with you. Here’s a short checklist of things to keep in mind, and a detailed list of recommendations to fit any budget, from a super-low $700 to the sweet spot of $5,000 to sky-high five-figure plans…
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While phone cameras do a great job, they still have significant limitations that can hold you back. Here are five suggestions for upgrading based on what you’re looking for: I want to…
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Keep reading »Can You Tell the Difference? Travel Cameras
For quality travel photos, there’s nothing like a pro dSLR or mirrorless with a good lens, but sometimes I want a smaller, lighter option. And sometimes security or other considerations advise against conspicuous equipment. So I set out to see how much quality I’d lose with smaller and cheaper options. I was surprised. Below is […]
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