Great features and a flexible zoom don’t quite make up for the TZ80’s image quality issues.
By TrustedReviews onPanasonic TZ80 – Image Quality One of the big differences between the TZ70 and the TZ80 is that this newer camera has a much higher-resolution sensor. You get 18 megapixels instead of 12. The stumbling block is that both have small 1/2.3-inch sensors....
By Trusted Reviews onPanasonic Lumix DMC-TZ80 – Front leftTheres plenty to like about the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ80. Its a generously featured and highly flexible compact that ticks all the relevant ‘travel camera boxes. It also benefits from a number of key upgrades over...
By Amateur Photographer onThe TZ80 isn't short of attractive features, but disappointing image quality is hard to forgive from a camera that costs over £300. One thing it does well is to take photos of distant subjects in direct sunlight, but that's pretty niche. The Panasonic...
By Expert Reviews onThe Panasonic Lumix TZ80 brings 4K video and 4K photo shooting to the travel zoom market, at an excellent price point, meaning you get great "bang for buck" which should make this an excellent seller, particularly if the price drops over time, as is...
By ePHOTOzine onPanasonic has added some interesting technology to its superzoom segment of the market, and it's interesting to see that the Lumix DMC-TZ80 now represents the more affordable of the company's duo of new travel compacts. If you're particularly...
By PhotographyBLOG onIf you're after an affordable compact camera with usable viewfinder and considerable zoom in a pocketable package then there's nothing better than the Lumix TZ80. The addition of touch controls finally bring it into the modern age - although the...
By Pocket-lint onThe TZ70 was a popular camera during 2015 and the TZ80 will be too, but some users may find the larger sensor size of the TZ100 a better choice if they can limit themselves to a 10x zoom instead of the TZ80's whopping 30x...
By TechRadar onThe Lumix TZ80 / ZS60 is a pocket-super-zoom with a 30x optical range, 18 Megapixel sensor, 4k video, touchscreen and built-in electronic viewfinder. Sold alongside the flagship TZ100 / ZS100, the Lumix TZ80 / ZS60 effectively becomes its 'cut-down'...
By Camera Labs onDiscrètement, mais sûrement, le Lumix TZ80 améliore encore la lignée TZ. Ce n'est pas tant la 4K qui le rend meilleur, mais un ensemble de petites améliorations cohérentes et bien senties, qui font de lui un boîtier agréable et efficace à utiliser, que...
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