Panasonic Lumix DMC-L10

The Live View LCD lets users check the image on the camera after making exposure compensation adjustments, but before taking the shot. The LCD also features an Intelligent LCD function that offers an automatic brightness level control function, making...

Good macro performance ; Articulating 2.5-inch LCD

No white-balance bracketing ; Limited software bundle

If there is one compelling reason to consider the Panasonic DMC-L10K, it's the live-view feature. Otherwise, it's pretty average, and pretty pricey for its feature set, even though it does take fine photos

Good macro performance ; Articulating 2.5-inch LCD

No white-balance bracketing ; Limited software bundle

Live view feature is very useful on this otherwise average camera, though it does take pretty good shots.

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The 2.5" LCD provides a bright image in playback, too bright in fact. Initially, I assumed that all of my images were overexposed when in fact they were just fine. The penta-mirror viewfinder is a bit small (as with most Four Thirds cameras) but...

The included Leica 14mm to 50mm f/3.8 to f/5.6 aspherical lens, with a 35mm equivalent focal length range of 28mm to 100mm, is not the usual kit lens that most DSLRs come with. It’s an excellent lens and accounts for a good part of the $1,300 price....

Very good image quality (though see issues below) ; Well built, easy to hold camera body ; Impressive kit lens has nice range, optical image stabilization ; Flip-out, rotating 2.5" LCD display ; Live view with contrast detect AF, face detection,...

Doesn't seem $500 better than the similar Olympus E-510 ; Sensor a little noisier than average; too much noise reduction at high ISOs (shoot in RAW to get around that) ; Contrast detect AF and associated features only work with two lenses (at time of...

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-L10 finds itself in an awkward position. It's priced well above entry level models, coming in closer to the midrange models like the 40D, E-3, and A700. It's a very good digital SLR with some neat treats (mostly related to live...

Compatible with a wide range of lenses ; Compact, light body with good ergonomics ; Kit lens has built-in image stabilization ; Live View mode makes it easy to get shots at weird angles

Images lack contrast and sharpness ; Expensive given the features and performance ; Slow and inaccurate auto focus ; Exposure and colors aren't perfect in direct sunlight

The DMC-L10 is a traditional-looking camera that looks something like a cross between an old fashioned film SLR and the Panasonic DMC-FZ50 all-in-one camera. The L10 comes loaded with new features including a fully articulating LCD monitor, improved...