Among the many shooters hitting the market today from Panasonic, the latest added to the Lumix lineup was announced as the DMC-FX35. This model has Panasonic’s first wide-angle lens at 25mm giving the ability to get almost double the width into the picture.

The Lumix DMC-FX35 takes photos at 10.1 megapixels with a 4x optical zoom, and can also recored 720p high-def video 1920 x 1080 ready to play on your widescreen at home. If pictures are too slow and high-def video is just too much this Lumix also has a high-speed burst of photos that can take up to 6 per second and go non-stop, limited only by the size of the memory card.

Other notable features include something called Intelligent Exposure and Intelligent ISO. These features will analyze your scene before you take a photo and automatically adjust the brightness for the ambient light and can even sense if your subject is moving quickly and shorten the shutter speed. The camera also has red eye correction and can detect up to 15 faces in your shot, even when they’re moving.

Panasonic says the Lumix DMC-FX35 will be available in March of this year for $349.95, coming in color choices of silver, black and blue.

Lumix DMC-FX35