CNET has a review of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX10A and writes, “Image quality is pleasing, especially at lower ISOs. Colors look accurate, though perhaps a bit oversaturated, and the automatic white balance does a good job of neutralizing colors in most lighting conditions, including incandescent settings. Exposures are generally accurate, though occasionally underexposed, which is generally better than the opposite, since shadow detail tends to be more salvageable in image editing software than highlight detail. There’s an admirable amount of fine detail for a 6-megapixel camera, but we did see some annoying artifacts and moirГ©, which steal some of the fire from images that are otherwise free of ISO-related noise at lower sensitivity settings.”
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