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    Good morning I have used the Panasonic FZ1000 for a week and thoroughly tested it against my DSLR ,I have decided to purchase the Panasonic FZ1000 as I believe it does everything my DSLR does and more,this is only my personal opinion of course ,I took this shot this morning from 10 meter's:smile:
     
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      Woo, can i ask what settings you used to get that picture, as i'm not good at taking night pic's please, just so i have some idea what to do :)
       
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        Hi @Jiffy the problem is that it depends on what time it was,as the light changes all the time my friend,all images are at different settings,on manual I usually bracket shots from 125 to 250 speed,ISO from 100 to 250 and F stops from F4 to F8mbut the in answer to your question:smile:

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        Thank you Woo, it was about 3 o'clock-3.20 o'clock, i will have to get out there a bit more
         
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          The moon at 8pm:smile:



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            Great shots, were they hand held or tripod Woo and were the last two with the digital zoom on?
             
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            Good morning @strongylodon and thank you ,yes my friend handheld and with the digital zoom on at 10 MP:smile:

            This morning 6.30am hand held on auto:smile:
             
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              Very impressive:blue thumb:, are you taking pics in jpeg with this camera or raw or even a mix?
               
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              Good morning @strongylodon and thank you,I use jpeg for GC and raw very occasionally for other work that I do :smile:
               
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              I am not sure whether all of the fz series have an option for shooting in both jpeg and raw at the same time as mine can but I tried it and couldn't really see the difference when uploaded onto the laptop so I tend to use jpeg.
              I still have focusing problems with mine, it's only real fault.
              Some reviews say the fz1000 has a really fast shutter and no lag, have you found that?
               
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                Hi @strongylodon yes a very fast shutter and no lag;) the FZ1000 can do raw in camera , and has under Quality 1,Jpeg 2.Jpeg and Raw(Fine) 3.Jpeg and Raw(standard 4.Raw 5.Priority to best image quality 6.gets more images than normal.I haven't been able to get any bird in flight yet due to the fact that I haven't been able to get out much lately,but it is the next project, The F2.8 /F4 is very useful in our winter low light:smile:
                 
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                  Macro Zoom;)

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                    They are amazing close-ups for Macro @wiseowl, it's more like looking through a microscope! :)
                     
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                      Good morning @Sheal my friend and thank you,it was set on Macro Zoom at a distance of 3 feet:smile:
                       
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                        The FZ1000 zoom in JPG. The camera will zoom to 400mm (Optical Zoom). With I-Zoom turned on the camera will zoom to 800mm (35mm equivalent). Set to a smaller picture size, the camera will zoom more. With I-Zoom turned OFF and the camera set to the 10mp picture size, it will zoom to 560mm. If you turn Digital Zoom On, the camera will zoom to 2240mm. If the picture size is set to 5mp the camera will zoom to 800mm and with Digital Zoom On will zoom to 3200mm. What is the big deal? Normally I never use any form of Digital Zoom as it destroys the picture quality. Not on this camera! I took some shots with the camera set to the 10mp picture size and Digital Zoom On, which gave me 2240mm. On top of that I used an Olympus B300 1.7X teleconverter with total zoom at 3808mm, and the photos look very good

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