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Panasonic DMC-TZ25 Review

03 May, 2012, 9:26 am IST | by Aaron Almeida | Point and Shoot

Point and Shoot

The addition of a larger grip in the front

The addition of a larger grip in the front
The 16x optical zoom lens
Display does well in sunlight
The connectivity options at the side

PRICE IN INDIA

15,990

TECH2 RATING

8.0

AVERAGE USER RATING

8.0

How we test

CONTACT

Panasonic India Pvt Ltd

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Performance Continued
We recorded full high definition videos at 1080p and we observed that there were no transition issues noticed where the video would get washed out while moving from a dark area to a bright one. There were no anomalies observed on the screen, as well as during video played on the PC. All colours in the video appeared natural and it did not appear saturated.

 

 

Close-up shot

Close-up shot

 

The flash of the camera is pretty powerful as well and in a dark room, it can easily light up an area of 12 feet. Panasonic bundles an 895mAh battery with the camera and they rate it at approximately 260 shots.

 

The addition of a larger grip in the front

The addition of a larger grip in the front

 


Verdict
The Panasonic DMC-TZ25 is available in India at an MRP of  INR15,990. This camera is priced competitively in the Indian market and it is priced slightly higher than its predecessor. It is designed for those who travel a lot and want to take far off shots without worrying about blurry pictures. The camera does really well otherwise too as it can be used as an option for parties or even casual photography. An interesting thing about this camera is that it has manual modes allowing one to tweak the different settings as per their choice. If one is in the market looking out for a camera for taking shots of landscapes as well as casual photography and most importantly if this fits in their budget, then this is a good choice. Otherwise, there is always the older TZ18, which can be an option that is worth considering.

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