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The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ110 was announced at CES 2016 so, like our GM5 cameras, its quite an old model. In spite of that, with its latest firmware, it's capable of producing some very useful images. The TZ110 has a 20,1 Mp, 1 inch MOS sensor that has the same aspect ratio as our Micro Four Thirds bodies, and the 9,1 - 91mm (25 -230 in 35mm terms) f2,8 - 5.9 Leica lens does a fine job at minimum zoom, a little less so when it approaches its maximum focal length.
We've been using this camera mainly to shoot our ebiking rides, the pictures eventually ending up on our eBike Touring web site. In this role it's fantastic, the ease of operation, size and rather good image stabilising making shooting one handed while riding bumpy trails possible. As a travel camera? Yes, within the limitations of the built in zoom. Look, it's not bad and we are happily using it as explained, but when you are used to the Panasonic 35 - 100 and Leica 100 - 400 on the G9... But then it would be crazy to expect it to be anywhere near as good.
What we like:
- Light, small and good image quality.
- The electronic viewfinder is a nice addition.
- Quick and easy to use with one hand. - a very useful zoom range.
- 20Mp images.
- Shoots 4k video.
- Connects to your mobile phone so that you can download jpegs and post to networks while "on the go".


The Panasonic Lumix TZ110 with a bit of anti-slip camo tape to improve the grip.
Some Photographs Shot on the Lumix TZ110
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