• Huge 12.1 Mega Pixels for high quality images
• 5x Optical Zoom
• High Definition Movie Support
• Intelligent Auto Mode
• Quality Leica Vario-Elmar Wide Angle Lens

• Power O.I.S: Advanced feature. Now twice as effective in compensating for blurring caused by hand shake.
  
• Intelligent Scene Selector: Selects the optimal scene mode for the situation.
  
• Face Recognition: Face Recognition "remembers" faces that have been registered in the camera from previous shots, and optimizes the focus and exposure to capture them perfectly.
• Intelligent Iso: Helps prevent blurring caused by subject motion.
• Intelligent Exposure: Adjusts the brightness of dark areas in the image.
• AF Tracking: Locks the focus onto your moving subject.

Panasonic DMC-FX65 - Ultra High Speed AF (Auto Focus)
Capture scenes as they happen with the lightening fast Auto Focus of 0.3sec.

Panasonic DMC-FX65 - 2.7" Intelligent LCD Screen
The high-resolution, 230,000-dot LCD makes it easier to frame the shot before you shoot and check the results after you shoot.

The LCD brightness automatically adjusts to match the brightness of your surroundings. This ensures you are able to view the images on the screen even outdoors on a sunny day.

Panasonic DMC-FX65 - HD Movie
Record your movies in high definition 1280 x 720 (motion jpeg).

Panasonic DMC-FX65 - Face Detection with Face Recognition
The DMC-FP8 features Face Recognition, a function that “remembers” faces. Register the person from the menu by taking his/her full-face portrait with his/her name. Once complete, if the familiar face appears into your frame again, the camera will display the name you specified for that person and prioritize focus and exposure so that the registered face is bright and in sharp focus*1. Up to 3 persons' names can be displayed at once. In playback, you can choose to display only photos that contain a specific registered face using Category Playback. Face Recognition makes sorting archiving incredibly easy.

This advanced Face Detection also features Digital Red-eye Correction. The camera takes care of the red-eye effect that often happens when shooting with a flash, to ensure attractive facial expression*2.

The conventional face detection system captures a face with focus and appropriate exposure but sometimes it falls not on the face you want to capture most beautifully when there are several faces in a frame. The Face Recognition prioritizes focus and exposure right on the face of your special person.

Panasonic DMC-FX65 - Power Optical IMage Stabiliser
Just about everyone has had the experience of taking a photo at night and hoping to capture all the drama and beauty, only to be disappointed at the poor result. 

The newly developed POWER O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer)* nearly doubles the hand-shake correction power of conventional MEGA O.I.S. You get bright photos without blurring even from handheld shooting at slow shutter speeds.

Taking advantage of Panasonic's accumulated optical technologies, MEGA O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer) has been
incorporated into LUMIX from the early stage of digital camera development.

This helped to show all digital camera users the absolute need for hand-shake compensation, and led to its prevalence throughout the industry. And now, Panasonic has worked on the low-frequency vibration hand-shake component, which is physically generated when pressing the shutter button or when shooting at night with a slow shutter speed.

* POWER O.I.S. is automatically turned on in iA Mode and can be turned on or off in Normal Picture Mode or some Scene Modes.

Panasonic DMC-FX65 - Ultra High Speed AF
The ultra high-speed AF, which is about twice as fast as our previous AF systems*, has a maximum speed of approx. 0.28 second at the wide-angle setting and approx. 0.30 second at the telephoto setting. It includes numerous re-engineering enhancements, including a higher-speed actuator, optimized algorithms and parallel software processing. The result is fast and accurate AF performance for a level of shooting that you've never experienced before. You can quickly get moving subjects in focus, such as when you're shooting sports scenes.