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Paul McGowan · 05-19-2006, 04:30 AM

I just bought a Panasonic DMC-FX01 today and first use will be this weekend to take to a wedding...

I bought it because it's small, and offers 28mm lens, those are the two big reasons. Having optical image stabilizer and a 4x zoom are big plusses.

Oh, another plus, they gave me a printer to go with it. I've never printed out any pictures before, but I'll give it a try when I get home. It's the HP Deskjet 5940. Is this a decent model?

I've heard this cam produces a lot of noise, esp. on higher ISO settings, however I'm not so sure I will notice it.

I understand that camera noise can be photoshopped out. Is this an easy process that produces quality results? I've never used Photoshop before.

I've got a 2G SD card that's just waiting to be filled!!

05-19-2006, 04:30 AM	#1 of 8
Paul McGowan Member Location: The Red Mile (Calgary, AB) Join Date: Apr 1999 Local Time: 08:46 PM Local Date: 09-07-2008 Posts: 2,600	New cam I just bought a Panasonic DMC-FX01 today and first use will be this weekend to take to a wedding... I bought it because it's small, and offers 28mm lens, those are the two big reasons. Having optical image stabilizer and a 4x zoom are big plusses. Oh, another plus, they gave me a printer to go with it. I've never printed out any pictures before, but I'll give it a try when I get home. It's the HP Deskjet 5940. Is this a decent model? I've heard this cam produces a lot of noise, esp. on higher ISO settings, however I'm not so sure I will notice it. I understand that camera noise can be photoshopped out. Is this an easy process that produces quality results? I've never used Photoshop before. I've got a 2G SD card that's just waiting to be filled!!