



The DMC-FH1 features a newly developed 28mm wide-angle 5x optical zoom f/2.8-6.9 Lumix DC Vario lens (35mm camera equivalent: 28-140mm) into a compact body. Comprising 6 elements in 5 groups, including 3 aspherical lenses with 5 aspherical surfaces, this advanced lens unit realizes the outstandingly slim and compact body yet achieving exceptional optical performance.
Product Type
Compact Camera
Battery Size Support
Proprietary
Maximum Video Resolution
1280 x 720
Effective Camera Resolution
12.1 Megapixel
USB
Yes
Wide Angle
Yes
Product Family
Lumix FH
Image Stabilization
Optical
Color
Black
Optical Zoom
5x
Digital Zoom
4x
Brand Name
Panasonic
Screen Size
2.7"
Video Formats
QuickTime Motion JPEG
Flash Memory Capacity
40 MB
Minimum Focus Distance
1.97"
Maximum Image Resolution
4000 x 3000
Maximum Frame Rate
30 fps
Number of Batteries Support
1
Battery Rechargeable
Yes
Battery Include
Yes
Display Screen Type
LCD
Total Camera Resolution
12.7 Megapixel
Memory Card Support
Secure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC)
Height
2.17"
Width
3.87"
Depth
0.92"
Autofocus Points
9
Product Series
FH
Focal Length
5 mm to 25 mm
Image Formats
JPEG
Flash Modes
Red-eye Reduction
Focus Modes
Auto
Manufacturer
Panasonic
Product Model
DMC-FH1
Product Name
Lumix DMC-FH1 Compact Camera
Product Line
Lumix
Aspect Ratio
16:9
Manufacturer Part Number
DMC-FH1K
Manufacturer Website Address
www.panasonic.com
Marketing Information
The DMC-FH1 features a newly developed 28mm wide-angle 5x optical zoom f/2.8-6.9 Lumix DC Vario lens (35mm camera equivalent: 28-140mm) into a compact body. Comprising 6 elements in 5 groups, including 3 aspherical lenses with 5 aspherical surfaces, this advanced lens unit realizes the outstandingly slim and compact body yet achieving exceptional optical performance.
Battery Life
310 Shot
Package Contents
Lumix DMC-FH1 Point & Shoot Digital Camera Battery Pack Battery Charger Battery Case AV Cable USB Cable Hand Strap CD-ROM
Display Resolution
230000 Pixel
Standard Warranty
1 Year Limited
Camera Modes
Scene Modes: Portrait Soft Skin Transform Self-Portrait Scenery Sports Night Portrait Night Scenery Food Party Candle Light Baby 1/2 Pet Sunset High Sensitivity Hi-Speed Burst Flash Burst Starry Sky Fireworks Beach Snow Aerial Photo Film Grain Photo Frame Continuous Shooting Mode: High-speed Burst Mode: approx. 5.5 frames/sec (image priority)
ISO Sensitivity
ISO 6400
Longest Shutter Speed
60 Second
Shortest Shutter Speed
1/1600 Second
HD Movie Mode
Yes
Lens Construction
6 Elements in 5 Groups
Language Support
Spanish
Aperture Range
f/2.8 to 6.9
Built-in Devices
Microphone
Software Included
PHOTOfunSTUDIO 5.0 Edition Adobe Reader QuickTime
I loooove this camera. It takes very nice clear pictures, and doesnt have a long delay or bright flash while taking picture. Its just right in size, its small and light weight. I can put this camera in a small case and just throw it in my purse. I for sure give this camera a 5 star. :) <br />
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I used to shlep my big canon, which takes great pics, but there are too many buttons. This camera is less adaptable, but is much much smaller and easy to use and takes good pics. <br />
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Great camera at a great price. Although price is entry, the pictures are pretty great. <br />
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I first purchased a Panasonic Lumix several years ago (for more than $200). I don't remember the model number and Panasonic no longer manufactures it, but this is what they recommended as a very similar replacement. I love this one as much as the first. Great pictures, zoom does not distory picture. I have a 6 year old and even when she moves just before the flash goes off, it almost always catches her and doesn't blur. Tons of other options. <br />Panasonic also has amazing customer service, even if you don't purchase through them. Dean on the customer service line spent more than 30 minutes with me explaining my options. He was very gracious when I told him that I was going to purchase through Amazon, rather than Panasonic (because of the free shipping and the slightly lower price- $10 or something) and encouraged me to call back if I had questions or problem. <br />This is a great camera- don't be fooled by the low price! <br />
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great price from 6th Ave, fast delivery, easy to use, produces excellent pictures, 5X tele is great <br /> <br />
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Picked up the silver version for under $120 with free shipping, decided against the black version because scratches don't show on silver and the camera will get scratches. <br /><br />The build quality is pretty good, doesn't feel as solid as the Canon digital Elphs, but it doesn't feel like it's made of cheap plastic either. It is slightly larger all around than say the Canon SD940is, and unlike the Canon SD940is, the flash is positioned in a place where you are unlikely to cover it while holding the camera, a BIG plus. The battery latch mechanism isn't as easy as the Canon, and is really a two handed operation. Controls are pretty comparable, with the Panasonic using a power switch versus a recessed pushbutton on the Canon. Video is enabled via a menu, which in my opinion is not as easy as a physical switch. Overall I'd rate the Canon controls and menus a cut above the Panasonic, but once you are used to them it is okay. <br /><br />There are a lot of shooting options on this camera, and if you want to trust it, there is a big iA button which will attempt to autoselect a mode for you. The camera also continuously focuses even if you don't push the button halfway, which is supposed to speed up the focusing - in practice I found that it likely results in more out of focus pictures than pictures that are focus locked more quickly. I find that I often find myself turning off the flash (it seems to fire in light that is good enough without it) and setting it to Sport mode to force a faster shutter speed. The 5x zoom and optical image stabilization are very nice, but the zoom is slower than the Canon models. At the widest angle you do tend to get some stretching effects across the entire picture, and for pictures of people you might want to actually zoom a little to reduce this effect. The biggest downside to this camera is the start up time; while the viewfinder turns on very quickly, you must wait a good 2 seconds before you are able to actually take a picture. <br /><br />Image quality is very good, and I've taken some pictures that almost have a DSLR quality to them. I'm particularly impressed with how this camera handles bright red colors - it cleary does a better job than my Pentax K100D SLR. However the default color intensity seems dull so I now shoot with the Vivid setting on. It also seems to do a good job with exposures; if it has a weakness it's that bright light sources in high contrast situations can produce a hazing kind of effect. I would also rate the video quality as very good - it is a little grainy, but compared to the HD video shot by the Canon SD940is, this is much better. It shoots motion JPEG in a Quicktime file, but my home PC has no problems being able to play it back. <br /><br />This isn't the perfect camera, but for these features and performance at this price, you basically can't lose. I highly recommend it as a safe bet. <br /><br /> <br />
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This camera is great for everyday use. Very easy to use and takes great pictures! I can't say anything negative unless you are looking to take pictures from a great distance. Then you would need more optical, like 15X. Otherwise, this is a great item! Movie mode is also very good for a camera of this size. Also, nice and thin to fit in your pocket! Would highly recommend! <br />
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I ordered this hot pink camera for my wife. She loves it. Easy to use, carry and looks great. A great pocket camera, great pictures. I even put up with the comments of the cute pink camera when I use it. <br />
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I purchased this camera for my wife to keep in her handbag. The size is great for that, and she loved the pink color. However, the on/off switch is too easily moved and so the camera is always turning on in her bag. The main problem is that it extends the lens and opens the built-in lens cover. So then the exposed lens is hitting against other things in her bag and getting filled with lint. <br /><br />I'm not impressed with the low light capability and the flash is pretty weak, but it is by far the smallest camera I've owned. I've not compared to other cameras of the same size. <br /><br /> <br />
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