Panasonic DMC-ZS10

Retailer
Style
Color

	Price

	Camera only $300 - $330
	all DMC-ZS10 prices

	Snapsort rank

	Within its price range #n/a of 46 details Among similar cameras #n/a of 52 details

	Key specs

	Zoom 16x Screen size 3.0"
	Aperture f/3.3 Screen resolution 460k dots
	Wide angle 24 mm Movie format 1080p @ 30fps
	see all specifications

Also known as: Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ20

Panasonic has replaced the Lumix DMC-ZS10 with the ZS15 and ZS20.

Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS15 announced January, 2012

	Can create panoramas in-camera
	Better maximum light sensitivity
	Slightly lighter

Compare the new Panasonic ZS15 vs the DMC-ZS10

Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS20 announced January, 2012

	More zoom
	Can create panoramas in-camera
	Smaller

Compare the new Panasonic ZS20 vs the DMC-ZS10

"The ZS10 delivers the reliably excellent image quality we've come to expect from Panasonic's pocket ultrazooms."

digitalcamerareview.com | talking about the camera's image-quality

"The ZS10 utilizes an optical image stabilization system; built-in gyro-sensors detect camera shake and an element in the zoom lens is rapidly and precisely shifted to compensate for that minor camera movement."

digitalcamerareview.com | talking about the camera's image-stabilization

"The ZS10's metal alloy body seems tough enough for just about anything; it's clearly built to withstand the rigors of heavy use and busy modern lifestyles"

digitalcamerareview.com | talking about the camera's build-quality

Panasonic ZS10 / TZ20 video te...

Sample video
Demo
1080p Full HD

Lumix TZ20 ZS10 FullHD Video

Sample video
Demo
Zoom
Autofocus

Report a correction

The Panasonic DMC-ZS10 vs other recent compacts

	Above average zoom
	16x

	Image stabilization
	Lens

	Touch screen
	Less buttons

	CMOS Sensor
	Better in low light

	Very long exposures
	60 seconds

	Built-in GPS
	Great for travel

	High speed movies
	220 fps

	In-camera HDR
	Combines multiple exposures

	Takes 3D photos
	View photos in 3D on 3D televisions

	Fast shutter speed
	1/4000 of a second

Report a correction

The Panasonic DMC-ZS10 vs other recent compacts

	Slightly large
	Compact 105x58x33 mm

	Poor maximum light sensitivity
	1,600 ISO

	Lacks in-camera panoramas
	You could stitch photos in post

	Thick
	1.3"

	No RAW support
	Less editing fidelity

	Fixed screen
	Less flexible

	Old
	January, 2011

	Heavy
	219 g

	Not waterproof
	Stay on land

	Not so popular
	Among snapsort users

Report a correction

The Panasonic DMC-ZS10 vs other recent travel zooms

	Expensive
	$299.99

front photo of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS10

back photo of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS10

Lumix DMC-ZS10

Panasonic

Report a correction

Showing 16 comments

Jon Andrews

(0:45 AM, November 22, 2011)

I do not know whether I would have written "less" or "fewer" if had I written that sentence on my own. Now though, I will recall the correct word to use. These two words are used interchangeably by the "working class hero", to borrow a phrase from John Lennon, English speakers in the USA. I suspect that my German wife, who was taught English by a person from England would have used the adjective "fewer" out of habit.

Gfmiller

(3:03 AM, September 27, 2011)

What does the exposure button do?

Sofa704

(11:39 PM, August 16, 2011)

PANASONIC LUMIXDMC-ZS10 VS PANASONIC LUMIXDMC-LX3, Which is better for close up shots and travel?

Travelinman

(6:40 AM, July 23, 2011)

Costco has this camera on sale for $259, including a 4 GB SD Card and a leather case. Price good until 8 Aug, 2011.

aaroncp

(5:45 PM, June 30, 2011)

Under Touch Screen in the Pros section, it says "less buttons." That is grammatically incorrect and should be Fewer buttons. It can only be less if it is something that doesn't have discrete units such as "less water."

Smyrmy

(10:52 AM, June 27, 2011)

Touch screen functions seem to be duplicated by hard buttons (having played for a couple hours with a new ZS10). Not sure I'll use the touch screen for much -- much less responsive than iphone.

MARCO SANCHEZ A.

(9:09 PM, April 12, 2011)

IT S A GREAT DIGITAL CAMERA...GOOD ZOOM... HD.. VIDEO GREAT RESOLUTION... COMPACT... I WOULD LIKE THE PRICE WILL BE CHIPER

Snapsort

(9:14 PM, February 21, 2011)

Thanks Diego, we missed the fact that the ZS10 shoots slow motion (or high speed) movies at 320x240 @ 240fps, we'll update that!

Diego Rodriguez

(2:59 AM, February 21, 2011)

The speed of 1080p video is 60fps for NTSC and 50fps for PAL.
Burst is 10fps in full resolution. 60fps at 3.5megapixels and 220fps at QVGA.

Snapsort

(7:05 PM, February 16, 2011)

Hi Danielle, the ZS10 has more zoom (great if you're taking pictures of things farther away, say animals or people), and better wide angle (for buildings, groups shots etc). But, the P7000 has a larger sensor and overall better image quality.

I think the ZS10 would be better for travelling.

Danielle_nicole05

(5:59 PM, February 16, 2011)

for TRAVELLING and better IMAGE result: would DMC z20 be better than coolpix p7000???

Danielle_nicole05

(5:57 PM, February 16, 2011)

for travelling and better image result: would DMC z10 be better than coolpix p7000???

Snapsort

(6:49 PM, February 02, 2011)

I don't think so, I think you can use the touch screen or the controls. It has basically the same set of buttons/controls as its predecessor the ZS7.

You can zoom, autofocus, take pictures, and playback with the touchscreen.

imtagtaz

(6:32 PM, February 02, 2011)

Is it touch screen operational only!?

Snapsort

(5:56 PM, February 02, 2011)

Panasonic has said they'll be available for sale in March, and pricing announced 30 days before availability. We'll update this page with prices the instant it becomes available (even for preorder) at Amazon.

Hansonsaces

(5:54 PM, February 02, 2011)

what is its price at amazon?

Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS10

Summary Panasonic DMC-ZS10

Replacement

reviewsWhat are people saying about the DMC-ZS10

Videos

Pros

The Panasonic DMC-ZS10 vs other recent compacts

Cons

The Panasonic DMC-ZS10 vs other recent compacts

The Panasonic DMC-ZS10 vs other recent travel zooms

Appearance

Discussion

Showing 16 comments