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The Panasonic LUMIX DMC‑ZS50 (TZ70) is a compact travel zoom camera released in 2015, featuring a 30× Leica lens (24‑720mm equivalent), 12.1 MP 1/2.3‑inch sensor, 1.2 M‑dot EVF, and Full HD 1080/60p video. It combines advanced manual controls, RAW support, Wi‑Fi/NFC sharing and 5‑axis hybrid stabilization in a pocket‑sized body weighing 243 g.
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$32,900.00
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$30,900.00
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers praise the ZS50 for its versatile 30× Leica zoom, bright EVF, 5‑axis hybrid stabilization and Full HD 60p video, noting the control ring and Wi‑Fi/NFC sharing as useful travel features. DxOMark acknowledges improved dynamic range and color fidelity but flags a modest low‑light penalty versus rivals, while Imaging Resource commends the fast 10 fps burst capability.
What Users Say
Everyday users love the camera’s compact size, powerful zoom and sharp Leica optics, often mentioning the EVF as a rare and valuable feature in this class. Common criticisms focus on the small sensor’s noise at high ISO, the lack of a touchscreen or articulating screen, and the missing GPS for automatic geotagging.
Common Complaints
Frequent user complaints revolve around high‑ISO noise due to the small sensor, the fixed non‑touchscreen LCD that hampers shooting from extreme angles, and the absence of GPS for automatic location tagging. Some also note the slower USB 2.0 transfer speed.
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vs. Panasonic ZS80
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Choose the ZS50 for ultra‑compact travel and EVF convenience; choose the ZS80 if 4K video and a flexible screen are priorities.
vs. Panasonic FZ70
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Select the ZS50 for compactness, EVF, and connectivity; select the FZ70 if low‑light performance and a larger grip are more important.
