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Old 06-23-2008, 09:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Panasonic vs. Sony

I have been researching a new mega zoom digital camera and have narrowed it down to the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 or the Sony CybershotDSC-H50. Does anyone have any feedback on either of these? My last 3 cameras have been Kodak and after all the reviews I've read, I'm afraid I've been missing out. My Kodak takes great outdoor pics and have enjoyed but feel I need more now, but am not ready for a DSLR. Thanks!
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Steve's-Digicam.com is where I go for reviews and he has a "Complete Hands On"
review of the Panasonic camera
Steves Digicams - Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 - Hands on Review

and a small preview of the Sony
Steve's Digicams - Breaking News - Sony 02/25/2008 Press Release

They both look very much Alike in the pictures.
I never did like Kodak's but I'm a Nikon fan
but I'm a Panasonic fan when it comes to Camcorders
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I have a Sony at home and the Panasonic Lumix for work. I think both are great, although personally we're Sony fans here.
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