Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX36

The FX36's wide angle lens and 10-megapixel sensor produce great photos but the lack of manual controls is a major drawback.

Panasonic's Lumix DMC-FX36 is an impressive compact camera combining good quality 10-megapixel images with a smooth design and some great beginner modes. Unfortunately, the price tag will put it out of reach for some users.

A worthy successor to the FX33, the FX36 is a compact powerhouse capable of delivering decent-quality pictures and HD videos.

While I enjoy photography, unfortunately I am a very lazy photographer. I know I should use an SLR for the best shots but I can never be bothered to carry around a heavier camera or struggle with the focussing. I know a choice of lenses would help me ...

I have to confess, the only reason I bought the FX35 was for its ability to shoot 720p HD video (actually it’s QuickTime Motion JPEG). This even though, having owned over a half dozen digital cameras in the past 8 years, I know a digital...

Very low quality and unclear photos .

overall a pretty decent camera DURIN THE DAY. however, getting a good shot at night is pretty tedious

fantastic camera

Fab cam. I upgraded from the FX32 ro this sleek FX36

This is arguably one of the best cameras on the market at the moment.