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- I was going to replace my Panasonic Lumix FZ1000 with the Lumix FZ80 because of its huge 20-1200mm zoom lens. But it has a 1/2.3" sensor. Is that a deal breaker? If you want to know about either camera, and are making that decision yourself come along for a ride! I look at it the way a camera user looks at it, not just specs but really pushing what the cameras do and where the shortfalls are. Spoiler: FZ1000 rules...
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Great video ,now i understand the diference but i prefer fz80.Thank you for your good job.
Very nice comparison, thank you! I'm thinking of getting the FZ80 due to my budget and I think after watching your video, it'll do the job :)
11:03 That difference in image quality says all I need to know. It's fantastic!
I've got both cameras. . It's surprising how much smaller and lighter the fz80 is. And the touch screen is a big plus. However if you want superb quality photos the FZ 1000 wins hands down every time. Particularly in low light. This is due to its outstanding lens and one inch image sensor. If you do want a touch screen the FZ100 11 has one
Great comparison!! I've been looking at both cameras as options instead of taking my DSLR + lenses on a 4-week South Africa trip.
On behalf of people who actually make an effort to produce meaningful, interesting and useful you tube videos...thanks a lot! Your comments are appreciated. (I appreciate the negative ones too...if they have a point...but not as much as the positive ones!)
Just wanted to thank you for the side by side zoomed in comparison. I have spent maybe 15 hours in photoblogs and review websites, trying to understand the differences that it makes. I am not a photographer or someone that spent so much time on the topic, but I understand the technology behind it very well as I have a technical background. But almost every review I have read had vague terms rather than really showing facts (which is generally indicative of not really understanding the logic being what they are talking about). Your side by side comparison has been more useful in 2 minutes than the 15 hours I have spent on those websites.
Thanks for the specific and constructive feedback! Appreciated.
Fz82 with iZoom is quite impressive, i’ve bought it and can confirm it.
Well done! having the side by side comparisons is the best means to show the differences. I appreciate all the work it took to put this vid together. thanks
Great review :) I’ve got the FZ1000, but I have been looking at the FZ80 because of that big zoom (and my sx50hs is on its last legs)...your video results have essentially sold me on keeping the FZ1000. Many thanks and love your work!
Your review is so awesome. You actually showed what the FZ80 can do what what I want to do and it passed. Thanks and great and I say great review!
You have done a lot of hard work and devoted, thorough research in making this review ! I really appreciate and respect your balanced video !
I just ordered the fz80 (fz82 here). Great review and although it does look a bit worse than the 1000, I don't regret it 😊
Thank you for all the work you put into this great comparison video!!!
Thank you 🙏🏽 What a fantastic & really useful review!! I too am leaning FZ1000 now...
This is a fantastic review. Best I've seen on the FZ80. Thank you.
Thanks a lot to you and the other viewers...I appreciate it
In many cases huge zoom causes lower resolution, above some zoom value the image does not contain additional details. In addition, in large distance some details are lost because of air moving. One more problem with large zoom is image stabilization. It requires tripod and as a result fast moving objects became hard to catch. I think, practical limit of zoom is about 600mm. Bigger zoom is for some static objects only.
Only digital zoom causes lower resolution. But the rest is typically true because long zooms are hard to stabilize
Absolutely excellent review and comparison. I clocked the FZ80/82 just a week or two ago, and have been digging into TH-cam relentlessly ever since. Your review didn’t take the biscuit - it waltzed out the door with the whole darn tin! 👏👏👏
Your'e making me blush! Seriously though...thanks for that. I appreciate the University of TH-cam for its honest and complete reviews, directions, summaries etc. Not always obvious which ones to watch, but I'm glad you got value from this one.
NorthOlbo I wish the camera companies realised what a gem of a review your capable of, and sent you any kit you so requested 😁 Be well, and thanks again! (NB. I went on to watch your excellent ZS200 review - only observation is quite often models are renamed in Europe - an edit to the title, an addition as such, with the alt' model name - should you ever be inspired to do more reviews may assist both yourself and audience 💪🤗)
This review is nothing short of EXCELLENT! Thanks for taking the time to walk us through the important details..sub'd
I've had the FZ80 for a year and am still learning how to use it. But it continues to amaze me with its versatility and that remarkable zoom lens. I'm a birder so I take pictures only in the daytime, so the sensor size works for me. The price for what you get is hard to beat!
For the size/weight/zoom and price the FZ80 is hard to beat. And for birding...perfect! You are so right about being out in the day with that sensor, it really is ideal up for daytime zoom shots. Thanks for the comment!
A fantastic review! I totally love those comparisons you took the effort to make! Thanks a lot! Although... I have to make one comment with regards to comparing pocket to bridge cameras. I have now been using Sony HX90 and HX90V for 2+ years. I had purchased it because I was tired of carrying and changing lenses in my previous DSLR, missed opportunities, and the dilemmas whether to take the camera with me or not. Now I am tired of the miniature dimensions, eyestrain when reading menus, etc. Right now I am about to buy an FZ1000 Mark2, but will still keep and carry my Sony as a backup camera, stowed away in my pocket. There is nothing worse than a trip ruined by a defective camera! (I will also be able to attach filters to FZ1000 II if I wish to.) As we al know - there is no single camera that can satisfy all of your needs, some of them - as you have mentioned - include sporadic shooting of moon or insects.
This was really helpful in supporting my decision, and the technical knowledge was relevant to my intended purpose. One of the better camera comparison videos I've seen on You Tube.
I appreciate your comments, thanks!
This video helped me decide to buy fz1000 ty you just cant beat a bigger sensor
Thank you for a great review!
I've had and still love my FZ1000 since it's release in 2014.
Last month I added the FZ80 for the 4K video with 60X zoom and am very happy!
For stills, there is absolutely no comparison. The advantage of the 1" sensor is irreplaceable.
Wow... thank you for this video! And you helped me make my decision... which is in agreement with you. Cheers!
Great comparison, very informative. Thanks so much! Michael Breskin
Thanks for taking the time. it's appreciated.
Outstanding work!
Thanks! appreciated
Sir, thank you for the review. I’m in the midst of trying to decide between the FZ1000, FZ300 and FZ80! Your other video comparing the FZ1000 and the Nikon P1000 sold me on the Panasonic Lumix line - now I just need to make a decision!
You’re welcome! Obviously I keep coming back to the FZ1000, and I have a FZ2500, its 480mm zoom, touch screen successor. But the FZ1000 is now into its fifth year, and the FZ2500, although great, was a bit too close in specs to cause theFZ1000 owners to upgrade like iphone users would. I have to believe Panasonic has a FZ3000 around the corner, the FZ1000 was SO successful that a worthy follow up is a commercial necessity. And I mean much better than the FZ2500. So I would recommend either buying a second hand FZ80 (last choice), or a used FZ2500 (first choice) or used FZ1000 (cant go wrong). Then when, not if, Panasonic unveils the successor to the FZ1000 (full frame sensor? Longer zoom? 8K? I mean what’s left?) you can keep it or sell it with no buyer remorse.
NorthOlbo Thank you for the prompt reply, Sir! I just placed an order for the FZ1000 as my first “serious” camera as a beginner. Any tips on “weather proofing” the FZ1000 for photos taken in inclement conditions? Thank you again for your reviews. Much appreciated. Wish me luck!
Army4Runner Good choice! I dont have any special tips besides the obvious keeping it under your jacket. I’ve taken lots of pictures in misty/foggy weather and got lucky so far. TH-cam is amazing in that someone has done a video on everything, so I would think there are some good weatherproofing tips for cameras out there. Now THAT would be a good feature in the FZ3000 whenever that shows up, a weatherprooof camera!. Good luck with your new photography.
NorthOlbo Good thing I have a decent rain jacket then! Thank you again and let’s hope that FZ3000 has the weatherproofing features of the FZ300. Happy New Year!
@@NorthOlbo : Hello ! Yes , I have also placed an order for the FZ1000 about 2 weeks ago , and find this video with the comments very helpful ! Okay I am a beginner digital camera user with the same predicament as Army4Runner , that is that lack of weather sealing like you have on the FZ300 . I worry more about the dust and salt spray affecting the camera + lens use , as I plan on filming outside in the winter in park-like settings ! Even when I enter more deeply into the park or woods , away from the streets/parking lots there will still be overspray dust/salt particles floating around …… When they are kicked up by the wind ! NorthOlbo would you then recommend the use of a lens filter [ high quality only ] to protect the lens in this situation , how about when the zoom is extended to maximum can salt spray still enter inside the camera ??? Where I live the weather is constantly changing with the mornings sunny and dry , yet by noon hour the sky is overcast with rain or snow a great possibility of affecting filming …… So anything short of using a tripod with an umbrella held above the camera , to protect it as I hurry to wrap up filming , by actual rain drops hitting the camera if the wind kicks in ??? Do you think I / we are overstating this issue as serious first timers with an expensive camera ??? Thanks Scarboro /Tom *New Subscriber* [ My order on the FZ1000 just arrived at camera store last night ! ]
Great review I bought a Z1000 about 3 yrs ago & love it (except for the manual focus) seeing the review of the new Z2500 I think the Z1000 still does a great job
I agree about that so-called “manual” focus on the FZ1000. I cant recall in the instruction manual that a “slow” focus turn did nothing, you had to quickly turn the focus ring to cause a change. What’s with that? Improved that on the FZ2500. Panasonic added mostly software features and a few goodies (LCD touch back) from the FZ2500 to have the best of everything in the new improved FZ1000. Its a capable unit for sure.
Great job i wanted a 60X zoom bridge camera which are £400 for a mid range version. I saw the FZ1000 on sale for under £400 and you proved that the zoom maybe more on a 60X bridge camera but i will lose quality so i bought the FZ1000. Looking forward to using it.
Thank you for that comparision !Realy helpfull.
Thank you for share a really excellent review!
Very informative. Thank you for your time and effort. Now I want an FZ80 with a 1” sensor😊
Thanks! You can get one for a great price....you wont be disappointed
Excellent Review. Thank you!
Why is there only weather sealing on the FZ300 with its 1/2.33 inch High MOS sensor , and no weather sealing on the upgraded models like the FZ1000 / FZ2500 with 1inch High MOS censor ??? I think Panasonic dropped the ball with this no-brainer decision , please do not tell me it was to keep costs down as this option alone is a deal-breaker , when it comes to using these cameras year round in inclement weather ! My dilemma is do I sacrifice image quality just to have the piece of mind of water , dust , shock and extreme temps [ freezing ] of filming inside the woods , and not just on the trails ??? Thanks Scarboro/Tom
This is an outrageously useful and frighteningly capable review. Thanks!
You're welcome!
Very comprehensive with good pace. However, I wanted to hear more about the TS200 which given the weaknesses of the FZ80 might be a better compromise especially when size is an issue! Great review!
Thanks for the feedback. I did a comparison video of the TS200 (aka ZS200) against a couple of other cameras which may help you. Cheers! th-cam.com/video/wlqR4zdpdIE/w-d-xo.html
Very helpful! Thanks for great video.
What's a good video editor? And it's been years since I used Photoshop CS. I imagine Elements might be a good way to go nowadays. Any recommendations? Thanks!
Great test buddy! I love your location and motive choices. Well done! But the camera decision depends on the individual financial situation of the new owner: Lumix FZ82 ~ 350 $ | Lumix FZ1000 ~ 600 $
You are right, and there is an active resale market out there for both cameras. Check your local Craigslist, or even Bay to see what's available. The "new FZ1000" which carries into it a few features from the FZ2500 but is more or less the same as the old FZ1000 should knock the price down for the very capable older FZ1000. Thanks for your comment.
Great video, I am actually comparing these two cameras but with updated fz100002
Thank you good review cheers
Nanaimo Canada🇨🇦
Good choice!
I have both cameras. The FZ1000 is just a better camera overall. The pictures and videos are much better in almost all conditions. The only area where the FZ80 wins is larger zoom.
Wow great review, that made me buy the fz1000 today. Thx a lot🤗
Great video; thanks for posting.
This was fantastic and exactly what I needed, thanks! FZ1000 for me too btw, buying it now...
Bravo! Very informative for an amateur such as myself. Learned quite a bit.
Subscribed.
Thank you for a really good and concise video, I’m trying to decide to buy the FZ80 or FZ1000, love the price of the FZ80 and zoom lense, but worried about the difficult light scenarios. I think on balance I’m going for the FZ1000 because although i dont want to pay the extra , I dont want to buy a camera that isn’t as fully versatile in terms of iso. I think though they are both great cameras
Thanks for your comments. I would skip over the FZ1000 and go to its follow up, the FZ2500. Although mostly the same camera it has some really useful practical features (swappable batteries and SD without removing a tripod mount), built in ND filters etc. And they have been out for a few years now so some really good prices on second hand cameras. I think its the best bridge camera value today.
@@NorthOlbo Good call I actually wanted the FZ1000 2 ot the 2500, but both seem to be out of stock here in the uk, The 1000 is coming in at 540 both in Sterling and dollars , as I need it for this month I’m going to upgrade later in the year when they become more available but thanks for the heads up on that
I own them both. FZ1000 and delivered Saturday the FZ80. I am VERY surprised at the capabilities of the FZ80. Zoom aside, the touch screen is a plus, the camera is smaller. Picture quality is very close, very close, favoring the FZ1000. I cannot tell the difference in equal settings for video. I like the stereo mic on the FZ80. I'm glad I own them both.
Own them both! Excellent! I just saw today Panasonic has announced the new FZ1000 II, They liked the first one so much the “II” is mechanically similar but notable software photo/video features from the FZ2500 are added, plus a touch sensitive LCD tilting screen. Its a testament to the FZ1000 thats its still almost unchanged. Both great cameras.
Nice review check out the FZ1000 v2. I own a G7 and Gh5 was leaning toward 1" FZ2500
Do note the fz80 does 4k but only in 15minute sediments. You can,t set it down using 4k and come back an hour or even a half hour and expect to have video still going. The Panasonic fz2500 has no limit on the size or length of files. This fz1000 has a 30 minute limit on 4k video length. This fz80 has a 15minute limit before you have to press record again
Good points. Most “newer” cameras can record past the 29 minute limit on 4K videos. Letting your camera run without pause in 4K will make a HUGE file and may use up your SD card, and heat up your camera to the point it may shut off in hot weather. I
Great review! thanks!
Thank you this helped a lot! I really want the Nikon p1000 but I'm trying to save some money.🙂
This was fabulous, and very close to what I was hoping to find on the Internet to help my decisions. I own an FZ70 and have loved the zoom and macro, but I sure see the lack of sharpness sometimes. More importantly, the AF is not working properly, and I'm going to Africa and would be horrified if my camera didn't work. So I've been looking at either the FZ300 or FZ1000. I wonder if you have done a comparison of those? My priority is wildlife photography. Would love any input about the choice between the 300 and the 1000.
I didnt do a FZ300 comparison, but If you have a few minutes have a watch of another comparisonI did of the Lumix ZS200 (aka TS200) vs the FZ1000 and the LX100. th-cam.com/video/wlqR4zdpdIE/w-d-xo.html I look at them from the point of travel cameras, not just a big zoom on a nice camera. Spoiler: the ZS200 wins, as it has the full 1" sensor of the FZ1000, only a slightly smaller zoom, and is WAY smaller for travel. I use it all the time travelling, and if you have seen my channel travel videos of Spain, Sweden, Norway, Haida Gwaii, Hungary etc, they were all done with the ZS200. I have since moved on from the FZ1000 to the FZ2500, but still not for travel. Almost identical but a tiny bit longer zoom, and a touch sensitive back screen which is super handy. Even so, when I travel with carry-on only (which is always...) I save the space of the big FZ2500 and sneak the ZS200 in my pocket. Both cameras have been around for awhile and there are great second hand prices available. I just came from a trip th-cam.com/video/pNsvc3QsuUw/w-d-xo.html with lots of wildlife photography from a boat in wavy seas and needed the Image Stabilization big time. I also took the best video scenes and ran them again through Final Cut Pro's motion stabilizer. A little glitchy here and there but made usable otherwise useless rocking scenes with bouncing sea lions, otters, and whales. Obviously the high stuff is from a drone, and the underwater is from a GoPro! Have a great trip and thanks for the comments.
Great comparison! I can't decide whether to go with DSLR, MILC or bridge. I own an Olympus IS1000 non interchangeable lens SLR film camera which is fuctions like a bridge camera without the EVF. I want to go to digital. I'm not satisfied with my smartphone's images. So the thing is I viewed reviews of the FZ1000 and another cameras with kit lenses from this price range. There is a comparison tool on the dpreview site and the quality of the DSLR is looking better BUT they had made these tests with fixed focal length lenses which are far superior than kit lenses. So with the kit lens the quality will suffer. And if you want to go with the same focal length as the FZ1000, maybe a better quality and light performance, you will need to pay a hefty premium. I mean the bridge cameras are pretty overlooked. They provide huge focal lenght, a lot of built in features and you don't have to fiddle carrying the extra lenses and chaning them. Also I've just realized price/performance ratio is not linear on the camera market. As you go up with price the less features added, so besides the small sensor size the FZ80 is an absolute bargain.
You will love the world of digital photography and really, there are no “bad” cameras out there,. They all have fairly awesome optics, allow control over settings, have built in filters, raw vs jpeg etc. Just two general comments though. Get the smallest one with all the features you need as you dont want to be the tourist with the giant camera around the neck with the huge lens capturing boring shots. The best camera is the one you have ready for that shot. Convenience is #1. Thats why cellphones are so great. No zoom, but its ready and can send a picture too, so pretty cool. Second thing, try to get the biggest sensor size within your budget/form factor of the camera. The FZ80 only limit is the smaller sensor, but in a way that allows it jame all those features into a smaller form factor (see point #1 !). A bigger sensor lets the camera to work better in low light, create softer defocussed backgrounds (bokeh) and generally have a higher pixel count which allows cropping and blowing up of an image, often better than a cheap zoom lens on a tiny sensor would have. I always travel with carryon only, so size is important and my travel camera is a Lumix ZS200, palm sized bridge camera with an adequate 24-360mm zoom, but 1” sensor and great 4K video with touch screen back. When not travelling I prefer the FZ1000, before I had the ZS200 the FZ80 was better for travelling. So many choices. Thanks for your thoughtful comments.
Would you use either of those for sports? In a stadium at night from the stands? The stadium doesn’t let you bring telephoto lens in. Thanks for your input!
The FZ1000 has a 1inch sensor with MUCH more light gathering than the FZ80. For daytime use it would be close but for nighttime the FZ80 cant do it. Hopefully the extended lens on the FZ1000 to get its zoom doesn’t get you a two minute penalty! Glad to help.
A super ToP review👍
I have a FZ 82, but i can see here , FZ1000 better sensor......
But with patience, photographing the moon with the FZ 82 is a lot of fun.
yup .. this is what u call a review. thanx.
Well, that was a useful comparison. Who would have thought it would still be useful today... The FZ1000 has been followed up by the mkII already 5 years ago but still has the same sensor and lens. Did decide to get that one for an upcoming safari trip. I was a little bit worried about the 400 mm being a bit too short compared to a 600+mm eq., but seeing how much you can still crop my worries are gone. On a previous trip I used an 8MP Olympus DSLR from 2005 with 70-300mm lens and got some good results. Between the brighter lens, extra resolution and newer sensor, I'm pretty sure it will work out very well
A Sony RX10 III or IV might give better results at the long end, but it's also a lot more expensive.
Nice to know people still find these ancient videos useful! Unless you are really tight on space, on a trip like a safari I would totally go with the larger sensor camera. You will be at full zoom and still cropping in, or in evening with low light, both need that big sensor. Thanks for the comment
I was going to replace my Panasonic Lumix FZ1000 with the Lumix FZ80 because of its huge 20-1200mm zoom lens. But it has a 1/2.3" sensor. Is that a deal breaker? If you want to know about either camera, and are making that decision yourself come along for a ride! I look at it the way a camera user looks at it, not just specs but really pushing what the cameras do and where the shortfalls are. Spoiler: FZ1000 rules...
What did you decide. I cant pick between the 2
@@joanneball3806 whaaaaaat? that was the whole point of this video!!!!....ok.....depends....if you are a travel/outings/events shoot and save person who shares photos/videos with the family and friends on social media and personal albums then go the FZ80, simple and versatile. If you are the same kind of person but likes to edit photos, run them through Lightroom or one of the Adobe or other post production applications, build photobooks, edit and put videos on TH-cam (like me!) and play with settings, then go with the FZ1000. Thanks for commenting though...i appreciate the feedback.
@@NorthOlbo thankyou, I watched the video again and purchased the fz1000 .
You can sound record with a remote device and sinc it post production .. something you might have no choice anyway.. if you dont want a mile long mic lead....
I have had [and still have to this day] both of these Panasonic Lumix digital cameras plus the FZ-70, FZ-200, FZ-300, FZ-80 and FZ-1000. I still have the FZ-300, FZ-80 and FZ-1000 and these 3 work great for various photo needs. I use the FZ-1000 the most since I take lots of scenic photos. I use the FZ-300 and FZ-80 for outdoor events needing slightly longer zoom. I have gone thru 2 FZ-1000's and 5 FZ-80's over the recent years taking tons of photos. I prefer the larger sensor of the FZ-1000...but the zoom is too short for longer range outdoor photos and use the FZ-300 for those shots mostly and last resort....I end up using the FZ-80. All 3 takes decent to very good photos and easy to use. My fave small sensor 1 2/3" camera ends up being the FZ-200 and FZ-300 from Panasonic. Great video and nice to see actual comparisons with 2 Panasonic digital cameras I still have. Nice review too!
best photos from the 300 or the 1000?
how the fuck did you go through 2 1000's and a couple 80's
I appreciated the zoom comparisons regarding image quality... Seems that the sensor quality can outperform the native zoom at times.
Yes, exactly
Million thx! Very usefull test!
Great review. I’m trying to decide on a camera that will he used mostly for wildlife from a deer stand. I’m considering the FZ80, 300 or 1000. Silent Mode is a must. Any thoughts?
Steve Graves Hi. I bought the fz300 to replace my old fz150 but I found the picture quality was worse when comparing to the fz150. The images have slightly more noise at equivalent iso and they look softer at long focal lengths. I wouldn't recommend the fz300 for taking stills of birds. The images are too mushy when you crop in. The 4k video is good considering the size of the sensor.
I mainly shoot stills and the fz1000 looks very impressive (and they can be picked up for £350 from used camera stores). I'm seriously tempted to get one. My only reservation is the inbuilt mics pick up the sound of the lens stabiliser in quiet video scenes. It sounds like a grinding noise but this could be fixed by using an external mic.. Hope this helps.
In that deer stand you probably will be putting the camera up to your eye and down again, using the viewfinder. Its unfortunate the FZ80 requires a button push to change the image from viewfinder to back screen. The FZ1000 does this automatically when the eye is brought up to the viewfinder (via a setting in the menu). This small change may be the operational nudge that would make me favour the FZ1000 convenience. Also, you likely will see most wildlife in early morning and later evening, ie low light conditions. The bigger 1" sensor on the FZ1000 will give you more light gathering which will help shutter speeds of course, but also image stabilization and focus, which needs light and contrast. Hope that helps.
Thanks for the advice and for taking the time to explain. Very helpful!
In the UK the 80 or 82 is 299 the 1000 is 729, I'd hope the 1000 would be better quality its a big difference in price
Nice job, really appreciated 🙌🏽
Thank you 🙌
Great real life review! About FZ82 the lens are branded as "Lumix DC Vario" - is this made by Leica or not...?
Good question...I think if it doesn't have the stylish "L" on the lens it isn't.
There is small "L" in front of the camera - bottom right side.
I have the fz80. Just wondering the comparison of its 60x zoom vs the Nikon p950 or the big boy p1000
Great review - I think I'll make the fz80 my first non mobile phone camera - it's 220 pounds so why not.
Excellent camera review on the comparison between the FZ80 & FZ1000 with side by side photo comparisons , surprise it is actually showing the Panasonic specs are not B.S when it comes to the FZ80 !!! Now if only after watching a dozen different reviewers on the FZ 80/300/1000/2500 can actually show you how , and when it is really necessary to properly clean these cameras and their lenses ??? Why this part of the review is always skipped is something that boggles the mind , considering how expensive this equipment actually is with the multi coated lenses ……. YES ! They can very easily be damaged the first time you attempt to clean them due to dust , cat/dog hair , or water droplets ??? Thanks Scarboro/Tom
Thanks for the comment. I think Panasonic has been slow on weatherproofing its many camera lines, I have a TS200 as well, not a cheap camera, which is built for travel. Its begging for a decent rainproof design. Unlike the pro’s, I always keep a high quality multi coated UV filter on the lens which gets cleaned for dust/droplets. I figure if it gets damaged its a cheap replacement, unlike a lens. As these are all fixed mount cameras there is no sensor access or mirrors etc to maintain, so thats good. Getting a protective plastic screen cover for the display is good, especially on the touch screens (much like a cellphone screen shield). I attach a small bag to my camera strap which holds a spare battery, extra SD card and lens wipe so I can immediately clean any mist or moisture marks off the camera. Its so easy to get a dust, droplet, or dog hair (good suggestion!) in the picture and not notice until blown up on the home computer and this annoying blur in the image, very hard to fix afterwards. My videos go on so long already I’m reluctant to throw the kitchen sink in of everything I can think of...but good points you made there. Thanks!
@@NorthOlbo : Thank you for your super fast quick reply ! To answer your subscribers or viewers questions in a timely fashion , is what separates the good reviewer from the excellent reviewer !!! Many a pro thinks its beyond them to be bothered by such trivial questions ! YES - Only in the eyes of the newbie/experienced consumers who rely on gathering every little bit of info..... This in regards to purchasing the reviewed product in order to have countless hours of enjoyment , instead of regretting the purchase(s) made in haste with the lack of info !!! Thanks once again for your time reviewing cameras and answering comments ! Scarboro/Tom
Thanks. Nice comparison. I am about to buy the Z82. Nice that you say zed and not zee ;)
Maybe he's Canadian
hi need help i looking for a camara what can take super good photos and videos what Panasonic camera must i buy pleas help thank you
It'd be great to see a comparison between FZ1000 MK2 vs the Nikon B700 or P950!
nice review 📽
Awesome video!
Please tell me what the sealed box should look like, in what place? I ask you because I found both fz300-fz10002 // cameras on two sites, at different prices. The difference is about $ 150. And, of course, I have a suspicion, if the price at the lower price of the camera is New, as the respective website claims. Thanks a lot
I cant help you with that,but I recommend you pass on the FZ1000 and get a FZ2500. It’s the follow up to the FZ1000 and has many great features, both in optics/software and form factor improvements (touch sensitive screen, better battery/SD location, built in ND filters). Great prices on second hand ones available.
@@NorthOlbo Thanks a lot
I got one FZ1000ii. I really like it
Which one should I keep I have both 80 and 1000 I originally got 80 to do moon shots but how many can u do so what is ur opinion
Too funny...how many moon shots? Apparently this still sells a lot of super zoom cameras. A big sensor is a better idea with more light gathering, depth of field and ability to crop down into an image. The old FZ1000 is ancient now, the replacement FZ2500 a far superior camera. I havent stayed on top of a replacement for the FZ2500, but you can get them second hand for cheap and they are a great camera. keep the 80 for the moon shots, FZ1000 may be time for Craigslist. Thanks for commenting!
I know this video is 2 years old, but I am stuck between buying either the FZ82 or FZ1000.
Does the test conclude that even though the FZ82 has a 60x zoom, it is still beaten by the FZ1000 with its 16x zoom when taking a photo or video of objects at extreme distant due to the 1in sensor?
Thanks
It may be two years old but I’m here to help you make a decision! Get the next gen Fz1000, the FZ2500. The zoom is a tad longer, has the same 1” sensor but it has a fantastic touch screen, SD cards and battery can be removed without taking off the tripod mount, has built in ND filters...so many use features. You can get second hand ones now for great prices. You will never regret getting the bigger sensor. Thanks for your comment!
NorthOlbo thanks, I think im sold!
Currently got an fz330(that's what its called here)
I want a small camera like an hx99 or even an A6000 with a small to medium size lens.
But I also need reach. Today I didn't really shoot past 600mm. But in poor light 600 can look bad on the fz. Most pics were probably under 100mm. So an A6000 would have been fine today.
I just feel the small sensor isn't enough at times. Been looking at the Panasonic and sony 1 inch camers with 600mm zoom.
But I think maybe the fz1000 might not have quite enough reach. I know the alpha doesn't either but it satisfies the smaller camera need.
I think I'll just have to buy one of each 😬
I noticed you missed some things:
The FZ80 can record at 60fps while the FZ1000 can record only at 50fps. It's not a really big of a deal, but it's still something to mention. On the FZ1000 you have the option to shoot at 1/4000 of a second (Mechanical Shutter), and on the FZ80 you can only shoot at 1/2000 of a second, but both can take a picture up to 1/16,000 of a second using the Electronic Shutter. Also, you can shoot a picture with an exposure time of 120 seconds on the FZ1000 and only 60 seconds on the FZ80. It also seems that the FZ1000 can film only at 24/25/50 fps and the FZ80 can film at 25/30/60... I don't really understand why the option for 30fps isn't available on the FZ1000... did you see any major frame differences between the two when comparing them side by side? I usually render videos at 30fps or 60, so if I buy this camera I will have to make some adjustments... All the information that I wrote is from the Panasonic website so I hope I'm not correct but if I am please correct me.
Wow! Some kind of detail!. You are right about all of that, but because my vids are pretty lengthy already I do leave a lot out. I try to hit the major issues that influence our purchases, like quality of image, low light capability, controls, design/handling, main features. Mechanical versus electronic shutter is a whole video to itself, there are times you want to be selective (electronic is silent for instance), and video at different FPS like 25 vs 30 is very subjective and probably better described in other youtube videos. Good points, and reinforces the need to look at all the camera reviews on youtube (not just the quickie “pro” reviews which I find are just like camera store pitches and not orientated towards the hobby enthusiast with the compromises we have to choose). Thanks for the constructive comment!
@@NorthOlbo No problem! Just wanted to note some stuff for the viewers!
You can switch to NSTC region which provides 60p but there's a risk of not working properly afterwards
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you get what you pay for, FZ80 is a good starting camera
I like what you do a lot, but can you tell me what you think of the Sony RX10 III. Or the FZ 2000/2500. I used to take photoes with a Fuji HS10 for later do paintings, but i shot so many Good pictures that i have to get a better camera.
Thanks for your note. I dont have a current comparison with the Sony RX10 III. I have had these cameras in the past and really liked their features but they had a terrible menu structure that was unintuitive and awkward to access. Unfortunately the menu controlled many of the features. I replaced my FZ1000 with the FZ2500 and admit I love it. The touch sensitive screen is useful, the ND filter is handy, but what is great is the SD card is removable and battery removable without taking off the tripod plate. So logical. There are a few other button changes but not a huge difference from the FZ1000.
@@NorthOlbo I like it that you zoom as far as you can on camera and pictures The structure of the pixels are interesting. And the noise. I find that the sony rx100II is much better than the lumix Lx 100. The structure of the pixles/noise on the LX100 is really ugly
@@NorthOlbo Yes I know the sony menus are really bad. But the image quality of the RX10 is great?
@@NorthOlbo cameradecision.com/compare/Sony-Cyber-shot-DSC-RX10-III-vs-Panasonic-Lumix-DMC-FZ2500
Jan-Martin Ulvåg For its size its great. Hard to compare it against such a big lens on the FZ1000/2500, not really fair. But if portability is most important then the RX10 line has great optics. Personally, I think optics can be over-rated or misleading. A camera has to be handy, nearby and ready when you are. Optics is a close second. Thats why cellphone cameras have killed the point and shoot market, they meet all that with just less zoom lens and smaller sensors. But convenience is first! Thats why I get so frustrated by Sony’s inconvenient menu on such a great camera. They left the engineers in charge to design the menu instead of a photographer. And I’m an engineer!
How with a Flash??? Yes or not on this camera???
Bro I like your video.
You talk to the point without wasting time and talking rabish.
Bro I just buy this camera fz80 from Amazon on deal.
I want to know is this camera bang for my buck.?
Thanks for the nice comment! If you got this camera for a good price then you got good bang. The zoom is bonkers good for a small form factor 4K camera, and if you can live with the older tech (sensitive back screen etc) slightly lesser sensor then you will be a happy camper.
Beautiful review brother! Thanks so much!
I've gone from FZ200 -> FZ300 -> FZ1000. They are all great cameras, but essentially FZ1000 1inch sensor does make quite a difference, especially in lower light conditions. FZ200/300/80 are great for outdoors, travel, and wildlife. Form factor of the FZ1000 is also excellent. The extra weight gives it a bit more stability.
My companion camera is the LX100, which is more compact, even better in low-light thanks to the m4/3 sensor, smaller photo size but more dynamic range.
The FZ1000 is the middle ground of all cameras. It doesn't excel in any single area, instead is good in aspects and wins for its overall versatility.
I'm waiting for a real upgrade from the FZ1000, like you I've tried most of the others. the FZ2500 isn't enough of a change to get me to switch yet. If I could get a zoom to 800mm I'd go. Although I like the FZ1000 it's manual focus is weird, and it has glitched out on me a couple of times when it wouldn't focus, at all. Other than that, a touch screen and I'm good.
I have the FZ300. It's weather sealed and has "all the features". The f2.8 lens from 25-600mm is awesome too... but... the small 1/2.3 sensor makes it a "snapshot and video" camera for me. My Nikon DSLR with an APS-C sensor does the rest.
I would think the FZ1000 would be the best of the "bridge camera" bunch (except for the weather sealing - my reason for buying the FZ300). Sensors are the biggest deal when buying a camera. Larger sensors provide for more creativity (yep... bottom line).
The test on full tele was on 200 iso, the smaller sensor will perform way better at 100, also the light is not the same, fz1000 has a full stop ahead 1/2500 vs 1/1000, also the fz80 image is shaken 1/2500 would have been better for fz80, the noise reduction is not the same for both of them either. However, even so I don't think at full tele the fz80 is worse in good light, is probably a bit sharper but not by much.
Lots of good insight there. Thanks for improving the information.
I read all the comments on this video. Really great comments.
I really enjoy hearing people's opinions on these things, you learn so much. Thanks!
hi great info.can you take pics of the planets with thefz80.what you recommend.about 600.00.i like to take pics in my communitygarden.vegetables,birds insects plants.
$600 seems like a lot for a camera thats been around for awhile. Try Craigslist or even camera stores that have trade-ins for sale. The moon is great for pics because its so bright , you'll need a tripod because of the long zoom lens.. But the other planets may be too dim for the smaller sensor (less light gathering), and the slow shutter speeds will make blurring a problem. thanks for the comment.
Are you using lenses on these or just the camera as it is
These “bridge” cameras dont have removable lenses so this is the camera/lens unit. There are some screw on filters that can give a bit more wide angle or telephoto but I didnt use those in this review. Thanks for asking.
Well i have owned both,still own my FZ82 as a 2nd camera,the FZ1000 was a super camera but for what i do most wildlife the FZ82 is tops my youtube [lovely place lovely weather lovely birds]etc.Agree about the Nikon P1000 i did not like it.
I have the fz82 en mainly photograph birds etc.. i want the 1000 now for sharper images.. but you say don't?
Yes the reach of the FZ82 is so much more than the FZ1000 so for wildlife it is superior,the pq is only very slightly inferior,of cours it lacks a lot of things the FZ1000 has ie mic input ,lens manual focus etc.
@@chrishull5543 the image quality is also way better than the fz80.
Please compare to HC v180 1600 mm lens zoom equivalent
Was that the Cape Forchu lighthouse?
No, it’s the Trial Island lighthouse in Victoria BC Canada
@@NorthOlbo Ahhhh. Yes, I have been there also several yahrens ago. Thank you for the digital correspondence.
A bit off topic here but you seem to be the only person who knows anything about cameras on youtube lol so here's my question... On a super tight budget The Canon SX530-HS cost $230 dollars vs $300 for the FZ80. Is the gap in performance/features so wide between them that I might regret getting the SX530 instead of the FZ80? I'm happy with 1080p Video and 16Megapixels as long as shot composition and video quality are respectable. The zoom on the Canon seems relatively decent also.
Yama Fanboy I’m not familiar with that Canon, although they are comparable if they both do 4K on a 1/2.3” sensor. The FZ80 is feature rich, has the big zoom. I’ve seen them both on Craigslist etc at nearly half the new price so if I was on a budget I’d get a great camera that someone is upgrading from.
“You don’t need to worry about that one inch sensor... you won’t be using”
Did you upgrade to the FZ1000 ii?
I got a super deal on a used FZ2500, which I think is very close to the “second generation” FZ1000. Touch screen, slightly longer zoom, built in ND filter. Nice things but not enough perhaps to dump your FZ1000 over. I think the FZ1000 and its evolution is one of the better product lines Panasonic has produced. I use it a LOT for producing another TH-cam channel. I’ve only had one glitch with it, where it locked up saving a video file to the SD card. Very weird, never happened before or after. Fortunately I could reshoot the video but lowered its reliability.
@@NorthOlbo Great! I ordered and returned a Lumix G7 (really don't want interchangeable lens) and bought a FZ100 ii from Amazon warehouse for $550 'like new' - waiting for it now
@@gregorynp One accessory I've used a lot is the inexpensive battery replacement module. It fits both my FZ1000 and FZ2500. Superb for time lapse shots (like all night) without battery worry and studio video shooting of long takes at 4K especially with the display screen at full brightness. Cost is little, and you can buy different battery adapters but keep the transformer part if you change cameras over time.
@@gregorynpare those "like new"… like new? I'm gonna buy it if they get some deals on prime day or black Friday
0 to 300 in 2 seconds😂😂.
J.k. nice video👍
make more zoom test alot .. thats what we look on youtube ... zoom test with those models cameras .. thnks
Noted!