Panasonic Lumix FZ2500 / FZ2000
Panasonic has long offered a respectable range of superzoom cameras within its Lumix portfolio, but the Lumix FZ1000 was still a notable addition when it arrived three years ago. The reason? While it adhered to the same formula as previous FZ models, by employing a 1.0-inch-type sensor it promised far better image quality than we'd expect from such a camera. This, combined with its DSLR-style body, meant it became a natural rival to the Sony Cyber-shot RX10 , a camera that also married a long zoom with the same size of sensor. Sony has since updated its camera twice, most recently with the Sony RX10 III , while Canon has also muscled in on the action with its 1.0-inch-sensor-toting PowerShot G3 X . Now, Panasonic is fighting back with the FZ2500 (it's called the FZ2000 outside the US). The new model arrives with a longer lens than its predecessor's, together with a handful of updated features, and the FZ1000's video specs sweetened with a few extra additions. Indee...
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