And since it's paired to a swift and relatively large 1'-type image sensor, you can expect good burst performance and good image quality, even in low light. As a good all-rounder, it's a solid option for the family documentarianįrom a generous 25mm-equivalent wide-angle all the way to 400mm-equivalent telephoto – and whether shooting distant subjects or macros from as close as one inch or 2.5cm (at the widest end of the lens) – the FZ1000 II's bright F2.8-4 stabilized lens caters to all manner of subjects and shooting styles. And without a bulky camera bag full of extra lenses, the idea is that you'll be able to get the shot in almost any shooting situation. The FZ1000 II aims to provide a one-size-fits-all solution yielding tons of versatility and excellent image quality, but without the bulk and hassle of an interchangeable lens camera and lenses. Having 400mm of reach on tap gives you plenty of opportunities to capture the details as well as the overall picture. Street prices at the time of publication are in the region of $800. The Panasonic FZ1000 II is available at an MSRP of $899.99.

Battery rated for 440 shots per charge on LCD or 290 shots thru viewfinder (CIPA).Capable of UHD 4K/30p or Full HD 1080/60p video.

High-resolution OLED electronic viewfinder and tilt/swivel touchscreen LCD.

Shoots continuously at 12 frames per second without autofocus, 7 fps with continuous AF, or 30 fps in '4K Photo' mode.

49-point autofocus with face/eye detection.

Leica-branded 16x optical zoom lens, 25-400mm equivalent with a bright F2.8-4 maximum aperture.

20.1 Megapixel, 1'-type BSI CMOS sensor.

And for bonus points, it can also record 4K video. With snappy performance and a bright, far-reaching 16x optical zoom lens, it offers a lot of versatility in a fairly compact, travel-friendly package. The Panasonic FZ1000 II is a 20-megapixel long-zoom bridge camera aimed at enthusiasts.

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