I agree - depending on the subject matter and lighting conditions. So I have learned, that with discretion, the FZ1000 can still do some amazing high zoom work if viewing size is kept down. I'm educating myself, not trying to prove any point or better or worse for any camera.Ħ00mm digital equivalent compared to FZ200/300 max optical.ġ200mm equivalent, (compare to the FZ200/300 with iZoom on) Maybe this will be of some interest to others.
Also keeping in mind that the FZ1000 pixels are is 2.43 time larger then the pixels on the FZ200/300 so that impacts DR, apparent sharpness and detail in favor of the FZ1000 Images were shot at equivalent focal lengths of 25mm, 200, 400, 600 to match the optical of the FZ200/300 series, 800, 12, the max digital of FZ1000. So this is just for my own education and awareness.
(I'll be shooting principally for a BLOG in the future with a few select shot for posters or stock. I'm showing these not to convince anyone of anything but just for information only purposes and so I could see how they display on-line. So I decided to shoot at 20mp with the FZ1000, allowing it to REZ up the digital zoom to 20mp and then I downsized to the 4000px width of the FZ200/FZ300, just to see what it would look like. Of course I don't have an FZ200 or FZ300 at the present and sold my FZ150 a long time ago. USB, AV, micro HDMI, 2.5mm remote, 3.Okay, I normally avoid digital zoom of any kind like the plague but wanted to get an idea of how the FZ1000 will do with iZoom and Digital zoom, but wanted to see it relative to what an FZ200 or FZ300 image would look like at the same equivalent focal length. Optical zoom (35mm-equivalent focal lengths) Single, continuous, self-timer, AE bracket, time lapse, stop-motion animation, HDR Multi, centre-weighted, centre, face detectĪuto, forced, suppressed, slow synchro, rear curtain, red-eye reduction Multi, flexible spot, custom shape, pinpoint, face/eye detect, tracking Program, shutter priority, aperture priority, manualĪuto, 5 presets with fine tuning, manual, Kelvin Maximum video clip length (at highest quality) Viewfinder magnification (35m-equivalent), coverage The FZ1000 joins the RX10 and GH4 in receiving a wholehearted recommendation from us. All three cameras are among the most exciting models currently available. For a small fraction of that price, the FZ1000 delivers exceptional photos and videos in a convenient, highly rewarding package.
FZ1000 IZOOM PLUS
Then again, a GH4 plus a collection of lenses could easily exceed £2,000. We also have to wonder how many people want 4K and yet would be happy to forego the flexibility of the GH4's interchangeable lenses. The RX10 can't shoot 4K video and it has a shorter zoom range, but its lens is sharper and brighter and its magnesium body is more upmarket. However, we're still sorely tempted by the Sony RX10, which has recently dropped in price to around £700, or £650 with a £50 cashback offer (valid until 31 August). It has a decent telephoto range and fast performance for sports and wildlife, excellent image quality in low light and convincingly the best video mode we've seen this side of £1,000.
This is a camera that really can do it all.
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