Because of its extensive feature-set and great performance, the Panasonic Lumix ZS10 makes a great travel, outdoor and family pocket camera. That’s why it was the number three camera in our Pocket Superzoom Camera Guide. For people who want one compact camera to do it all, the ZS10 is a great choice. The only caveat is that the image quality could be better. It’s not terrible but I was a little disappointed. However, if you look at the pros and cons at the beginning of the review, there are a lot more pros than cons. Overall, I think the Panasonic ZS10 is a great camera and I expect most people will be very happy with it.
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I forgot to include this in the review so I thought I’d just add it as a comment. If you like the features, size and performance of the Panasonic ZS10 but the $350 street price is a bit steep for your wallet, check out the Panasonic ZS8. It’s basicallly the same camera as the ZS10 but without the built-in GPS and for about $100 less. So if you don’t care about GPS-tagging in your photos or you can’t afford the ZS10, the ZS8 is the way to go.