Super fee for the FZ28

I have many years with my Panasonic DMC-FZ28EG-K Digital Camera (10 Megapixel, 18x opt. Zoom, 6.9 cm (2.7 inch) display) worked black, with which I was always top satisfied. The picture quality is up to the present day, after many thousands of pictures great, but it was missing my foldable and rotatable display, hot shoe and a useful sound for HD video. After I could not make friends because of the poor image quality of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ100EGK Digital Camera (14 Megapixel, 24x opt. Zoom, 7.5 cm (3 inch) display, Image Stabilizer) Black, I have some time ago, decided after reading many reviews and reviews, for the FZ 150 and regretted it for a minute. Unfortunately Although a few settings in the way, as I knew it in FC 28, fell victim, for example, the Creative Sports mode, but the FZ 150 convinced from the outset. For me, above all, were decisive:

++ Image and video quality significantly improved (the FZ 28 and especially for the FZ 100)
++ Speed
++ Display collapsible, rotating (at Super anyway great macro shots)
++ Brilliant image stabilizer
++ Fast, high-quality continuous shooting

+ Display with 460,000 pixels finally resolved useful, even if it gets even better
+ Still RAW shooting (very helpful to have better picture quality in the post-extract)
+ 2 Zoom lever on the lens facilitates zooming particularly in video mode
+ Strong flash for shots up to 9m range

o Display Magnifier in Manual Focus (eg for macro shots) seems worse dissolve than the FZ 28th

- In automatic mode, the ISO speed values ​​too quickly into the air. This affects the image quality and the noise reduction prevents detailed images. My tip: noise reduction turn down and take pictures with manual settings.

In short: I am very happy and can absolutely recommend this camera for ambitious amateur photographers. However, it should take some time to become familiar with the matter somewhat. Then you also get great photos!