The new Panasonics claim to measure up differently. Instead of having just one hero feature (such as Fujifilm’s notably high ISO), the Japanese firm has cobbled up a meta-hero-feature that it calls the Intelligent Auto Mode.

Cnet asia Reviewed the DMC-FX33 and gave out “The good: Competent automatic mode; minimalist looks; relatively speedy performance; wide-angle lens.The bad: Very average optical zoom; no real option for switching to manual mode.The bottom line: If you really crave a literal point-and-shoot capability in a camera, minus the hassles and flaws that come with most compact cameras, the FX-33 would possibly be your best bet so far.”
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