Compare Prices : Panasonic Lumix DMC TZ2

Review summary: The TZ2 is small enough tol fit (just) into a trouser pocket

Pros: Lens and zoom range make for flexibility, Fantastic build and lens quality, Decent value

Cons: Poor in low light, Burst mode not good enough

Verdict: A Func button pulls up a quick menu to adjust white balance, drive mode, sensitivity and image quality. This only responds if you hold down for a second or two - slowing the Panasonic down just when you need it at its quickest. There's little speed on ...

Review summary: Merely having a long zoom isn't enough for a camera to succeed these days - big lenses have to be squeezed into stylish packages to raisethe pulses of increasingly fussy consumers

Pros: Lens and zoom range make for flexibility, Fantastic build and lens quality, Decent value

Cons: Poor in low light, Burst mode not good enough

Verdict: There's really only one reason to buy the TZ2: its compact, wide-angle, far-reaching, stabilised lens. But it's a good reason

Review summary: If you're travelling to wide open spaces, you'll need a wide-angle camera

Verdict: Panasonic's claim that the TZ2 is the ideal travel camera has plenty to back it up. Build quality, handling and design are all first rate, and overall performance is well up to scratch, including in low light conditions. The superb quality and useful ...

Review summary: The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ2 is a 6.0 megapixel version of the TZ3 - also released today. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ2 features largely the same feature set as the TZ3 including the 10x optical zoom but in addition to the smaller megapixel image sensor ...

Verdict: The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ2 features largely the same feature set as the TZ3 including the 10x optical zoom but in addition to the smaller megapixel image sensor it has a smaller LCD screen (2.5 inches)