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Photo quality results are generally favorable. Straight out of the box, the TZ3 tended to produce photos that are a tad overexposed and dull in color. If you notice the same thing, you can handle both of those by adjusting exposure compensation and color mode, respectively. The camera captures plenty of detail, though the Venus III's heavy-handed noise reduction system tends to smudge it away once you leave the base ISO setting. The heavy noise reduction does mean that there's not much in the line of noise, though. Purple fringing, rarely a problem on Panasonic cameras, is not an issue here. Redeye was minimal...
Something I tend to forget sometimes in this job is that photography is supposed to be fun. Like its predecessor, the TZ3 reminds me that there's more to photography than test charts and Mickey Mouse figurines. It lets me have my cake and eat it too: I can take both wide-angle and super telephoto shots with one camera. I get a huge LCD, but it doesn't suck up battery life like on most cameras. And so on.
Yeah, it has its share of flaws, but it's a heck of a travel camera, and its annoyances won't affect the majority of TZ3 buyers. If you want an ultra zoom camera that can go almost anywhere, then the DMC-TZ3 should be high on your list.
What I liked:
10X, 28 - 280 mm lens in a relatively compact body; lens has remarkably little barrel distortion
28 mm wide-angle available at all three aspect ratios
Good photo quality, even better with a few tweaks
Optical image stabilization
Enormous, high resolution 3-inch LCD display; easy to view outdoors; handy Power LCD and High Angle functions
Robust performance, especially in terms of focus speeds
Not much in the line of redeye
AF-assist lamp; good low light focusing
Tons of scene modes
Great continuous shooting mode
Can record movies in both high res 16:9 and 4:3 formats
Above average battery life for its class
Optional underwater case
It's just fun to use, darn it
What I didn't care for:
Still too much noise reduction, which smears details once the ISO leaves 100
Colors tend to be dull straight out of the camera (use vivid mode if you agree); some overexposure issues
Needs more manual controls
Useless high sensitivity mode
No zoom in movie mode (only mentioning this because the TZ1 had it)
No optical or electronic viewfinder
No USB 2.0 High Speed support
Flimsy door over memory card/battery compartment; plastic tripod mount
Tiny amount of built-in memory
