Originally Posted by Hydrocruiser

It's a picture of a harvest time period moon. You know the position of the earth has a lot to do with capturing a photo in terms if it's relative size etc. But that photo was made without any add on lenses. Here are a couple more photos with the Panasonic/Leica FZ20. Remember..all previous Panasonic/Leica cameras before the FZ-20 did not have ED glass multi-coated lenses. Plus Leica put the image stabilizer in the lens like Nikon does with it's very expensve zoom lenses. All I am saying is if you have 600 bucks and want theses kind of pictures you know what to do! Of course you need an add-on Sunpak Auto 383 flash for $75.00 if you want great pictures and an SD memory card...I bought a 1GB 60x speed card for $ 70.00. It's a perfect camera for going to the boat races with!! Ask Phantom!

I still proclaim that the Nikon D-70 is the only thing out there that can touch this baby! It should it costs 3x more.

Originally Posted by jeaston

From what I have seen, you have a good point. How does it do on moving objects?

Originally Posted by CAP071

I know this is going to confuse me more then I am now but any ideas?

I'm looking for a digital camera that can take small videos and also have a zoom feature that will allow me to zoom pretty good.

http://consumer.usa.canon.com/ir/con...&modelid=10464

Originally Posted by Hydrocruiser

Phantom took this...makes the boats look like they are standing still...

Originally Posted by Hydrocruiser

I am looking for additional action shots..

Originally Posted by Hydrocruiser

You like to see the props stopped?

She was on the moon when I zoomed in a bit further...can your camera do that?