The DMC-FZ62 features a 25-600mm (35mm camera equivalent) F2.8-5.2 LEICA DC VARIO-ELMARIT lens. The powerful 24x optical zoom can be used both in photo and video recording. Thanks to the Intelligent Resolution technology, the 48x Intelligent Zoom is also available maintaining the picture quality even combining a digital zoom. The 25mm ultra wide angle lens captures approx.196% wider angle of view compared with a standard 35mm camera. The DMC-FZ62’s lens also features the Nano Surface Coating technology that minimizes ghosts and flaring. The 16.1-megapixel High Sensitivity MOS sensor and the Venus Engine elevate the response, sensitivity and image quality of the DMC-FZ62 even in high sensitivity recording. Intelligent Noise Reduction system and Multi-process Noise Reduction system are also available to reduce noise and render dramatically clear images even in low-lit situation. Integrating the high speed digital signal output technology of the 16.1-megapixel High Speed MOS sensor and Venus Engine, the DMC-FZ62 shoots 10 fps* in 16.1-megapixel full resolution with mechanical shutter. Plus, the Approx. 0.9 sec Quick Start-up and the Light Speed AF provides fast, accurate framing. * Max. 3 images. The DMC-FZ62 is capable of recording full HD 1,920 x 1,080 videos in both AVCHD and MP4 format. The AVCHD format excels in the compatibility with AV equipment like HDTVs or Blu-ray DiscTM players. The MP4 format has high compatibility with computers.The videos come with the high-quality stereo sound of Dolby® Digital Stereo Creator. The zoom noise reduction system, and Auto Wind Cut function are available. The 24x optical zoom, iA (Intelligent Auto) Mode and Creative Control are also available in video recording. Creative Control / Creative Retouch allow you to apply one of the 14 artistic effects to your image before / after shooting. You can easily adjust settings by effect parameter in some effects. The iA Plus mode is enables defocus control, exposure compensation and white balance adjustment. With the HDR (High Dynamic Range), several images taken with different exposures are combined into a single properly exposed picture with rich gradation.