Viiiel too slow!

Although I am not a professional, but when it comes to taking pictures as a hobby and also with the films over 45 years of experience.
I take pictures except with a Canon PowerShot S5 IS still a EOS 400D and: a Panasonic DMC TZ. 7
When I read the vielfaltigen features and equipment of the Panasonic DMC-TZ56EG-R and because I very good
and several years of experience with the DMC TZ 7 have, I really wanted to have this handy device as TZ-7 successor.
Even the hochklppbare monitor, thanks to which one can comfortably accommodate objects that are close to the ground -
how our puppies - makes such recordings considerably more pleasant. Selfies for which the monitor is intended,
I find simply (bl) barren ...

Unfortunately, the practicality for exactly my purpose proved to be not given:

Sits a puppy (or a moving object other) finally silent for a moment, pressing,
to set the auto focus, the shutter button halfway. Immediately after you press it all the way through -
and then do not say anything to ... and then comes the red-eye reduction, because the puppy is later than the move
somewhere - and only triggers the shutter.
What I ultimately did in the photo - if at all what is it - is possibly the tail tip.
I've tried this one afternoon and evening and saw almost got the crisis.

All this is much faster and therefore more successful with my aforementioned cameras.
I realize that everyone else demands "his" camera, "my" has not met, unfortunately.
Since I bought the TZ 56 mainly to take pictures of our (now time mobile) dogs me
I did not keep, and sent them back.

But I have obtained very good results in field studies and also perfectly sharp shots in the macro range,
and who moves more in this area photo and / or want to record very good films, for the can
Camera to be the fulfillment of his dreams.

Does not bother me, is the lack of charger; a second storage battery and is good.

The new on-off switch is opposite the slide switch my TZ 7 impractical; It has already been otherwise
pointed out that one in-the-hand business can unwittingly on or swith the camera while naked.
Furthermore bothers me the pale inscription of the control knobs and switches on the camera body. This may
be stylish, but it is to decipher just at slightly lower light hardly.

The potential buyer should be informed beforehand about the maximum capacity of the card.
I bought a 32GB SDHC that I now keep my other cameras;
a 64 GB SDHC card does not accept the TZ 56, but there is a (more expensive / faster?)
64er card which is accepted as one should make before slyly.