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' Panasonic has done a good job of mixing intermediate photography features with easy-to-use features in the Lumix G2, making it an ideal entry-level DSLR camera. '

'We found that the Panasonic G2 is suitable exactly for whom it's designed for: a camera for the compact camera upgrader, who will find welcome in its user-friendly features, rather than the DSLR downgrader who might find the ISO performance a little lacking.'

'Overall, the Panasonic G2 is a big improvement on the G1, offering a refreshing new way to interact with the camera.'

'very well-designed and user-friendly camera'

'highly desirable camera'

'The White Balance control on the camera was very impressive.'

'It's great for shooting rooms, landscapes, and portraits, but it falls short in the telephoto department, making the Panasonic LX3 a difficult choice for an all-around camera, unless you're used to short to medium focal lengths.'

'perfect compact camera'

'better-than-average minimum focus distance'

'the DMC-L10K appeals to users who want a slightly smaller DSLR but don't want to compromise on features.'

'optical image stabilization system, a 4x optical zoom lens and a design aesthetic that heralds 35mm cameras from the mid-sixties.'

'The Panasonic Lumix DMC \-LX2 is surprisingly fast and responsive'

'if you're looking for a compact camera that fits more comfortably in your jacket pocket than the smallest dSLR will, it's an attractive alternative'

'the L1's analogue controls are quick to learn and use, the Live View genuinely useful, the anti-dust system unrivalled, and the Leica zoom the best kit lens around.'

'the camera should do fine with typical city night scenes.'

'It is however close to the result from the Canon 400D / XTi, which proves how its modest kit lens can really hold back its potential.'

'the menus are easy to navigate.'

'sharp, vivid images'