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Panasonic LUMIX FZ80D Point & Shoot Digital Camera, Bundle with 32GB SDHC Memory Card, Shoulder Bag, PC Software Package
- PANASONIC LUMIX FZ80D 18.1MP POINT & SHOOT DIGITAL CAMERA BUNDLE INCLUDES: AC Adapter | USB Cable | Shoulder Strap | Lens Cap | Lens Cap String | 32GB Memory Card | Shoulder Bag | Tripod | Filter Kit | Cleaning Kit | Card Reader | Software Kit
- 18.1MP SENSOR: Provides high-quality image resolution.
- POINT & SHOOT DESIGN: Easy to use, ideal for beginners and casual photographers.
- VIDEO RECORDING: Records high-definition videos.
Panoramas in Extraordinary Detail: 20mm wide-angle lens creates breathtaking landscapes, with a powerful 60x zoom (35mm equivalent: 20-1200mm) to capture the big picture as well as fine details An Always-Clear View, Even in
Bright Sunlight: 2, 360K-dot. Large LVF 0.74 x (35mm camera equivalent) ensures you'll see your screen without glare Amazing Video Quality for
Fast-Paced Action: 4K Video Mode records up to 4x resolution of Full HD; for incredible flexibility; 4K Photo feature lets you extract the perfect 8-megapixel photo out of 4K video and save it Shoot Now,
Focus Later: Post Focus feature gives you the power to touch the area you'd like to be in focus, even after the shot has been taken No More Blur, Even at 60x
Zoom: The POWER O. I. S. (Optical Image Stabilizer) effectively suppresses hand-shake vibration at the tele-end Intuitive Touch Control with 1, 840k-dot
Monitor: The 3.0 -inch rear monitor with a high resolution of approximately 1, 840k-dot features higher visibility even for sunny outdoor shooting. And, touch control immediately lets you to set focus to the subject by just touching it on the screen and you can even release the shutter
Zoom Compose Assist: The Zoom Compose Assist function lets you quickly zoom out with a single press of a button when you've lost your subject while telephoto shooting
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The Panasonic LUMIX FZ80D is an 18.1MP point-and-shoot camera bundle with a 60x zoom lens, 4K video, and accessories including a 32GB memory card and shoulder bag, suited to beginners and casual photographers who want an all-in-one kit for travel, landscapes, and distant subjects.
Recommended For
- Birders and wildlife watchers who photograph distant subjects in daylight and want a built-in 60x zoom instead of carrying interchangeable lenses.
- Travelers and outdoor sightseers who want one fixed-lens camera for wide scenes, distant landmarks, and close-ups without switching lenses.
- Beginners learning camera controls who want a single camera with a long zoom, viewfinder, and automatic and manual shooting options.
- Outdoor photographers who want to record casual 4K clips or use 4K Photo to select a still from a short burst of action in good light.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- Photographing perched birds or wildlife in daylight: the long built-in zoom can bring distant subjects closer without changing lenses; steadying the camera becomes more important at the far end, and fast, erratic movement can be difficult to track.
- Taking travel photos of both broad scenery and distant details: the built-in zoom lets you move from a wide view to a faraway landmark without swapping lenses, making it practical for viewpoints and sightseeing in good light.
- Recording outdoor events or family activities: 4K Photo can capture a brief burst of action for choosing a still afterward, but focus tracking may miss fast or unpredictable movement.
- Filming outdoor scenes from a fixed spot: 4K video and optical stabilization can help record distant subjects without carrying a separate video lens, though the camera is better suited to well-lit scenes than dim conditions.
- Taking close-up photos of flowers, objects, or small details: the camera’s close-focus and macro options can help with nearby subjects, while composing and focusing carefully is still important.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | Point-and-shoot photography, long-range zoom, and stills or video capture, with automatic and manual shooting options |
| Sensor And Image Quality | 18.1 MP BSI CMOS sensor with 4:3 aspect ratio; captures JPEG and RAW files with Fine JPEG quality |
| Lens And Stabilization | 60× optical zoom spanning 20–1200 mm, with optical image stabilization for shake reduction |
| Autofocus And Shooting | Contrast-detection autofocus with continuous servo AF and 200 autofocus points; supports portrait, macro, landscape, sports, panorama, movie, and custom modes, plus continuous shooting at 10 fps |
| Exposure And Flash | Automatic, manual, shutter-priority, and aperture-priority exposure; F2.8–F5.6 aperture modes, evaluative metering, auto white balance, ±3 EV compensation in 1/3-stop steps, and built-in flash with automatic mode |
| Display And Viewfinder | 3-inch LCD color screen with 307,200 dots and an electronic viewfinder |
| Video Recording | Records MP4 video at up to 2160p and 60 fps |
| Storage And Media | Includes 32 GB SDHC memory; supports SDHC cards with UHS-I and U1 ratings |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless connectivity, plus USB and HDMI; one USB port and one video-out port |
| Battery And Power | Lithium-ion battery included |
| Filter Compatibility | 55 mm filter thread |
| Model Identifiers | Panasonic Lumix DC-FZ80, model DC-FZ80; black |
Reference Q&A
Q: Panasonic LUMIX FZ80D vs. FZ80: what changed?
A: The FZ80D keeps the FZ80’s 18.1MP sensor and 60x, 20–1200mm-equivalent zoom, while updating the viewfinder and rear screen to higher-resolution displays and switching to USB-C charging. Choose the FZ80D for those newer viewing and charging features; the core imaging and zoom setup is similar.
Q: Panasonic LUMIX FZ80D or FZ1000 II for wildlife and travel?
A: Choose the FZ80D when reaching distant subjects is the priority: its built-in lens covers 20–1200mm equivalent with 60x optical zoom. The FZ1000 II pairs a larger 1-inch sensor with a 25–400mm-equivalent 16x zoom, making it the Panasonic option to consider when a larger sensor matters more than maximum telephoto reach.
Q: Panasonic LUMIX FZ80D vs. FZ300: which has more zoom?
A: The FZ80D has the longer reach, with a 60x lens covering 20–1200mm equivalent; the FZ300 has a 24x lens covering approximately 25–600mm equivalent and maintains an f/2.8 maximum aperture throughout its zoom range. Choose the FZ80D when maximum reach is the deciding factor, or the FZ300 when its constant-aperture zoom is the priority.
Q: Is the FZ80D suitable for photographing distant subjects?
A: Yes. Its built-in 60x optical zoom is designed to frame faraway subjects, and optical image stabilization helps reduce camera shake. The lens is fixed, so you cannot swap it for another lens.
Q: Can I change or replace the lens?
A: No. The FZ80D has a built-in fixed lens that cannot be removed or changed. Its 60x zoom provides a wide range of framing without requiring additional lenses.
Q: How well does the FZ80D work in low light?
A: It can take low-light photos, but its small 1/2.3-inch sensor makes dim scenes a trade-off. Night scene modes, a tripod, and RAW capture can help; for consistently good results in very dark settings, this is not the camera’s strongest use case.
Q: Does it record 4K video, and how long can it record on one charge?
A: Yes, the FZ80D records 4K video. Best Buy’s product Q&A lists approximately 80 minutes of 4K recording per charge; actual time varies with settings and use.
Q: Does this bundle include a memory card and carrying case?
A: Yes. The listed bundle includes a 32GB SDHC memory card and shoulder bag, along with items such as a tripod, card reader, cleaning kit, and software kit. Bundle contents are specific to this listing.
Q: Is the FZ80D suitable for beginner birdwatching or identifying distant birds?
A: It can suit beginners who prioritize reaching distant birds for viewing, identification, or documentation. Reddit discussions describe its long zoom as useful for that purpose, but note that image quality and autofocus may limit results when taking polished photos or tracking birds in flight.
Q: How well does the FZ80D perform in low light?
A: Low-light performance is a commonly reported trade-off. Reddit birding discussions say its small sensor can produce noisy images in dim or shaded conditions, so it is a better fit for well-lit scenes than dense woods or other low-light settings.
Q: Could the FZ80D replace a phone camera for travel or outdoor photos?
A: It may complement a phone when you need to photograph distant subjects: Reddit users describe its zoom as useful for wildlife and hiking. It is not a universal phone replacement; discussions note that phones may do better for ordinary wide or close-range photos, while the FZ80D’s advantage is reach.
Q: Is the FZ80D a reasonable first camera for casual photography?
A: It may be a reasonable entry point if you want a point-and-shoot for casual use and distant subjects without choosing separate lenses. It is less suitable if your priority is strong low-light results, fast action tracking, or higher image quality; the supplied bundle also includes a memory card, bag, tripod, and other accessories.













