Panasonic added a new model to their LUMIX FX-Series lineup of digital cameras today called the DMC-FX35. The model features a 10.1 megapixel resolution, Panasonic’s first ever 25mm ultra-wide lens, 4x optical zoom, Panasonic’s Advanced Intelligent Auto mode, a LEICA DC VARIO-ELMARIT lens, and a fourth generation Venus Engine image processor.

According to Panasonic, the new 25 mm lens on the DMC-FX35 allows consumers to capture images with “unprecedented width and depth”.

Other features of the new DMC-FX35 include:

• New unevenly thick concave meniscus EA (Extra high refractive index Aspherical) lens
• Lens consists of seven elements in six groups
• Advanced Intelligent Auto mode - Intelligent Exposure, Digital Red eye correction, MEGA O.I.S., Intelligent ISO, Intelligent Scene Selector, Face Detection, Quick AF
• Fourth generation Venus Engine
• Shutter release time lag as short as 0.005 second
• Burst Shooting Mode - shoots 2.5 shots per second at full resolution
• High Speed Burst Shooting Mode - fires 6 shots per second
• 2.5 inch LCD screen
• View slideshows on the screen
• Intelligent LCD functionality - auto adjust brightness level of LCD
• Record 720p video
• SD memory card slot

The DMC-FX35 will be available in March in three colors - silver, black, and blue. The MSRP is $349.95.

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