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We stayed in Starke Florida because it is a short drive to The University of Florida. Staying at The Best Western in Starke is perfect for going to a game at UF as it is alot cheaper than staying in Gainesville. The Best Western in Starke Florida has been recently remodeled and looks great! The breakfast area has been enlarged... the free breakfast tastes good too! Room was very clean, smelled so nice. There is an outdoor pool. There are nice places to eat in Starke as well, I recommend The Dairy Freeze next door to the Best Western, The Downtown Grill and Cedar River Seafood.
We stayed here two nights. (In the area for a wedding). The room, as well as the entire building, was recently updated. Very clean and quiet. Comfortable beds. Friendly staff. Housekeeping was attentive. Grounds were well kept. Breakfast was "basic" but it had plenty. Pool was closed for the season, but the outdoor amenities were a nice plus. (patio, gazebo, fire pit, etc). Driving around the area, this was the nicest place we saw! We made an excellent choice!
Driving from North Carolina to SW Florida, we thought we'd overnight in Jacksonville, but several hotels we tried were fully booked, so we continued on to Starke. So glad we did! The Best Western was less expensive, easy to find and an excellent place to stay. It is freshly renovated, clean and attractive. The front desk staff gave us a useful map showing local restaurants, along with suggestions for dinner. Our room was very comfortable and quiet. In the morning when we heard that car accidents in Jacksonville had backed up traffic, we were thankful that stretch was behind us. We had an early breakfast at the hotel (lots to choose from) and were on our way.
Very helpful staff. Comfortable beds and a/c was very quiet. Love the location. Easy on and off of Rt. 301. Nice big flat screen TV - we loved that Good breakfast and newly remodeled lobby and breakfast area - very cheerful and bright - reminded us that we were definitely in Florida!
Just awful. Called ahead for a room. Then told the room was gone. I was just 15 minutes away. Only smoking rooms available. The one I took the lock was broken. Ended up in a stinking second floor room. No help from the desk. I was exhausted or would have left
Driving from Ohio to Clearwater, Fl. Made it to Starke. Happy with our choice. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. And our kitty appreciated the privacy. They are going through some updates which should make it even better.
Just as the title says, we love this place. Fried chicken and chops are great. Veggies are cooked like they were made country style, they normally have a different variety including cabbage, lima's corn, Green beans, okra & tomato of course mashed potatoes, rice not grace, then the salad bar. You also have the option to order from the menu. Steer burgers are very good as well. Wait staff are always polite and helpful and take care of you. Be sure to get some rolls. Weekends are seafood nights.
The staff was friendly and courteous. Room was clean and pet friendly. It was located close to many restaurants and gas stations. I would recommend to a friend and we would stay there in the future., We were very pleased with our experience there.
Wow this hotel is so nice! Everything is so well taken cared off! Staff was very accommodating, room was super clean, beds were comfortable. I loved that the TV remote was sanitized! Everything was in great condition and it felt the room had barely been stayed in before - I usually don't get that feeling when staying in a hotel! Our sons enjoying taking a dip in the pool as well. We only stayed for 1 night as my husband was doing a triathlon at Camp Blanding, but we were very impressed from check-in to check-out. If we ever come to Starke again, we will be sure to stay here again - no doubt.
The hotel was very clean. My only complaint is the bed was hard and the linen was kind rough feeling. But other than that the hotel was a nice stay for the price. It was a quick check in and very convenient. We was in town for to enroll my daughter at UF. And the hotels was either booked or over priced. So we was happy to come across the Best Western
Motel was clean and comfortable. Staff was very friendly. We just spent one night there. Arrived early, so we had time to tour the town and eat in a local restaurant, before retiring. We would stay there again.
Needed a place to stay overnight heading to FMB with our dog fur baby. Glad we found Best Western Starke on Trip Advisor identified as pet friendly. What a hidden gem along Route 301. Guest rooms are exceptionally clean, well appointed, nice pool and courteous guest services. The hotel is in the midst of a lobby renovation so didn't take advantage of the complimentary breakfast. Centrally located to many fast food establishments and other store conveniences. Major recommendation - watch your speed when driving along 301. Saw many cars pulled over!
It is by far the only place to consider staying while in Starke, FL. It is convenient to the one side of the city and the most Hospitable staff you will encounter anywhere. The pool is very nice and you can enjoy some sunshine all day long. The shade will not block the sun unless you want to sit under the umbrella, or building hangover.
Traveling to Florida with family and stopped for the night. Recently renovated, so the room is up to date. Got up in the morning to eat breakfast at the hotel, came back, got out bags and left. As a business owner of a cleaning service for luxury cabins and commercial buildings , I know what is preformed by maid services. Before we even got in the car the maid was already in the room taking the towels.. Not too professional. Location is so-so. Dairy Freeze is in walking distance from the hotel and has good food, it reminds me of "Tasty Freeze" from the show Friday Night Lights. Behind the hotel is a Parol and Probation office which turned us off. That night between 2-4 there were also multiple people conversing loudly outside our room. I realized I didn't have my ring and left it on the sink counter. I checked everything multiple times and called the hotel before returning to to retrieve it. The ring was "no where to be found." When approaching the receptionist and cleaners they were not to my help.. If theft is going to happen, the person needs to at least hide their not telling the truth .. Written all over their face.
The staff at this property are awesome! Everyone was friendly and they went out of their way to make sure all needs were met. The staff even created a map of the area with all restaurants, points of interest, labelled. That is a caring staff! And their recommendations were right on! They also acknowledged me as a reward member, something most BW agents don't do!!
We had a business meeting at Camp Blanding and in trying to find a room, the Best Western came up to my surprise given the rural nature of the community. When we got to the hotel we could not have been more surprised. It was well cared for, updated and very comfortable and ideally located for our work at Camp Blanding. It is a must stay place for folks like us who do business our in that area
Friendly staff. First floor room, nice size room, refrigerator, microwave, and coffeemaker. Bed and linens gd. Wfi good. Nice covered sitting area with swing. Brkfst the usual, no hot food except waffles.
Perfect , Always stay here when visiting family in town. Great price , clean inside and out, great breakfast. Beds were comfortable . I always stay here and will continue to stay here whenever in town visiting
My family and I stayed overnight while attending a baby shower in the area. The rooms were clean, the staff very responsive, and the pool was well maintained. My only recommendation would be to extend breakfast on the weekends -- it ends promptly at 9 a.m. which is pretty early for families with children who like to sleep in on the weekends.
Everything was ok except for the noise level outside of rooms. People tended to have large social gatherings outside their rooms. This happened next to my room a 3 nights out the 5 nights that I was there
There are not a lot of choices in the middle of Florida on 301 and to find a Best Western was very fortunate. This was a very nice one and except for the continental breakfast which we didn't partake of it really could be a Best Western Plus.
My son had meeting at UF for admissions and we stayed it this hotel. It was clean and well maintained. Only downside was road noise was noticeable. Breakfast was good and staff was friendly. All in all it was a pleasant stay. Will stay there in future.
Clean Hotel, very friendly, great service. Staying and entire week only room available was a smoking room and it was super clean and does not smell of smoke like most rooms do. House keeping is awesome they check with us daily to see if we need anything. Very pleased and happy. Will be staying here again in July.
Stopped and stayed here on my way to Treasure Island. It was late at night and I had no idea where I was. Went to another hotel before this one and they were talking in the lobby that they had no fights that night so I left. Hotel was fine, rooms were clean and staff was very helpful. Only thing is I would never stay in Starke again.
The Best Western Starke is very clean. It looks like they have painted the outside recently. The room is a very nice size. I have a handicapped accessible room, They have two HA rooms. One has a walk in shower the other does not. Sadly I did not have one. The girls in the office were fantastic. They were very accommodating.They have an outdoor pool, and there is a ramp to it, but the gate is not wide enough for a power wheelchair. So I could not go there. I would recommend this motel to anyone that finds themselves in this area.
We got to the hotel very late (around 12am) but our rooms were ready for us when we got there! It took us less than 10 minutes to have our keys and enter the room. The bed was high quality and everything was working perfectly. They have traditional breakfast included and everything was fresh. I had a couple of bagels, cereals, and yogurt! Very good service overall
I enjoy staying here , but was very upset when I was told I did not have any reservations. I have never had a problem before, Res# 54623. I told the clerk My party would come in later in evening and was told no problem, was I surprised when I was told I didn't have any rooms
Clean room and nice people. We had some packages sent to the Best Western and the front desk people took them To the room for us. Breakfast room was very small. I will stay at this Best Western next year.
On our way to Jacksonville for a cruise we happened upon the Best Western Starke. We found the rates reasonable, the staff VERY professional, and the beds really comfortable. We will definitely stay again. (The pool area is absolutely beautiful but the weather did not cooperate that day.)
If you are ever visiting Stark, Florida, please make The Best Western on the 301 your place to stay. The rooms are very clean, the beds are very comfortable and the staff are very friendly. The breakfast buffet was ok, it would be better if they offered some type of bacon or sausage to go with the waffles.
Seems they did some renovations. Much better. The room was very nice. The only complaint I have is the pool was really small. Great staff. Breakfast wasn't bad. I've stayed here a few times but this last time I have to say was the best room I've ever gotten.
From Check-in to Check-out, this is the best choice for overnight stays in Starke. Rooms are well appointed, clean and comfy. Bathrooms are clean, in good repair and roomy enough. You get all of this at a reasonable price. It doesn't get any better.
check in was smooth and the room and bedding was clean. That is all I needed as I passed through Starke. I have made this trip several times and the Best Western is the best hotel / lodging offering in Starke, FL. Breakfast was nice, the staff friendly and di ask if I needed anything. Again, a clean room in an older hotel is fine, I was not looking for anything more than that & wifi, which they did have and it worked good. I will stay there again when I make this trip.
We spent the night here on a family trip and we were pleased to find a clean and friendly hotel. Terri (spelling?) was very friendly greeting us and signing us in for the night. She let us know if we needed anything just to call the front desk and she would take care of it. It's nice to experience great customer service and friendly staff. The hotel looks newly renovated and the rooms were neat and clean. Good job! Would definitely stay here again and recommend it to others.
Went to a wedding in this area. Most everything was either booked or $150 per in Gainesville. Rate was a little high for this type of hotel in this type of town, maybe because Florida Gators were playing home on this weekend. Cleanest hotel in this town. Not much around except for Grannies about 1 mile or 2 away for a good home cooking type breakfast. Friendly staff. Very quiet during our stay. Very good for one night.
Recently renovated....very well appointed rooms...very eye appealing duvets and pillows on the beds. Furniture modern and new. It was obvious that the housekeeping staff took pride in their jobs.....everything was clean...lots of fluffy towels. The staff was incredible....very friendly, welcoming, and helpful with answering questions. The person at the front desk and one of the housekeeping staff (who happened to be at the desk when we checked in) were both great representatives for Best Western Starke. We would absolutely stay there again, if in that area. Great accommodations for the price.
I am very pleased with my stay, and Terry took great care of us. Lots of choices for the continental breakfast; bagels, coffee, muffins, juices, oatmeal, fruit, and waffles (I am missing a lot of other things). I loved the breakfast. The pool was clean, the room was clean with good air conditioning, the TV had good stations and we had a parking spot right in front of our door. A++++
We booked this hotel to go to a gators game, didn't know the area or hotel so a tad apprehensive since it was two females. The receptionist at check was lovely and the next morning the lady who was on the front desk went out of her way to help, I was very happy Clean room , not bad breakfast although the breakfast area could be a bit larger, overall a great experience.
Ended up in Starke by accident and was very surprised by this Best western. It was clean and comfortable and the rooms seemed almost brand new. Friendly staff--and a great little road-food joint nextdoor.
This hotel is almost the only in town. It could be excellent with a better breakfast and better rate. The location is good, right on the highway but within walking distance of only one family-type Mexican restaurant. The others were all within a short drive for which the hotel supplies a very good map and information. It is a two-story property without an elevator, so if you do not get a ground-floor room, be prepared to schlep your stuff up the stairs.
I was down there seeing family, and trying to get some business at a funeral home done. So I ended up staying 4 days. Room was lovely. On day one I got a knock saying check out was at 11. The staff was unawares I was staying more than one night. No big deal really. Day three I accidentally knocked the remote behind the mattress, and upon my attempt to retrieve it I discovered a baby diaper..... I didn't examine it too close. I threw it in the trash, and went about my day. Departure day I had noticed at that point ants had made my truck a home. Never saw one in the room. But my truck right outside the door(by the way great parking) was free game apparently. Synopsis. The room was great. The best time I had in Florida was in that room. Not Jacksonville. Certainly not Orlando. But it was apparently secretly kind of gross. Wouldn't say dirty. But gross sure. Diapers are gross. Ants in my vehicle. I mean a lot too. Like 30 that I could see. Slight worry entered my mind that they would actually jam the engine with their bodies somehow. This is all expected, and acceptable if paying 50$, even 60$ a night for your hotel. Mostly I'm peeved I payed about 100$ a day. I spent almost as much as I do on rent while here. Though I suspect that's because I booked on a Friday. I'm still learning about hotels. I've learned that one's that have the entrance to the room on the inside of the building are preferable. Not every hotel of the same name is of the same quality. If possible? Forking over the extra cash is worth it. If you enjoy R&R.
I found this hotel in the 'middle of nowhere', on US-301 road in center of Florida. Clean and nice building, very nice and helpful staff. breakfast area was small, but beside it everything else above average.
This hotel has plenty parking for a boat trailer. The staff is very courteous and helpful. It was so helpful to stay at a hotel that accept dogs and have grassy areas around the hotel to walk your dog since the hotel is on route 301 but our room was quiet.
This is by far the best hotel in this area. It also has great pricing and is a wonderful value if you are in the Gainesville area. Very clean rooms, this is a signature for them. You know a hotel is clean when the stairwells are neat and clean. Good morning breakfast. My only recommendation to them and all other hotels, if you are pet friendly, save some rooms pet free for those of us with allergies or not interested in staying where animals have been on the furniture. I did not see any signs of pets, but would prefer a pet free room due to allergies.
Our church uses The Best Western Starke, FL frequently when doing outreaches and volunteering in and near Starke, FL. The rates are great and the staff are always extremely accommodating. Never had a complaint in all the years we've been using the hotel.
My wife and I have stayed at this hotel numerous times in the past during our travels to FLA. I was very disappointed with my most recent stay(10/2/15) Check-in was much more timely than is necessary. Door key did not work so we had to change rooms. Maid had not prepared the room for new guests. A/C cover rattled often when the A/C came on. Beds were comfortable and general area around our room was quiet. Breakfast was minimum.
Excellent experience. I recommend anyone traveling to that area stay at Best Western. Clean room, everything worked, no bad odors, no noise after dark, and very good continental breakfast. I had a wonderful experience. James Buchannon
My guess is this is the best place to stay in Starke. The first night my wife did say the trains bothered her a little. Also, we were locked out of the room after the first night. That was fixed easily. The breakfast was the usual, but they did have more bananas than any Best Western we have visited. I have one minor complaint. At check in and check out the clerk was on the phone for a bit longer than I thought necessary before we were acknowledged.
The staff at the Stark Best Western were extremely accommodating and the room was clean and recently updated. I would definitely stay again as the price was very reasonable, especially for a holiday weekend.
In the past i have stayed at many best westerns and this one by far is the best i have ever stayed in. The rooms are very clean and very up to date/modern.. All the ladies that work the front desk are very nice and pleasant to deal with...Mr sam is very friendly to talk to and accomodate you with anything you need.. Definitely will come back to this hotel when needed.
Depuis : la Route 16. Allez jusqu'à la Highway 301 et continuez jusqu'au Best Western Starke.
Depuis : la Route 100. Allez jusqu'à la Highway 301 North et continuez sur 1,5 kilomètre sur la Highway 301 jusqu'au Best Western Starke.
Depuis : l'Interstate 10. Prenez la sortie 343 et allez vers le sud sur la Highway 301 sur 40 kilomètres jusqu'au Best Western Starke. Depuis : l'Interstate 75. Prenez la sortie 358, County Road, et puis prenez la 326 East jusqu'à la Highway 301. Continuez vers le nord sur la Highway 301 sur 80 kilomètres jusqu'au Best Western Starke.
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Talking with Jazz beat writers after he led Utah to a win over Minnesota, Paul Millsap said he's unaware of the trade rumors linking him to the Nets.
"I don't know what's going to happen in the future," Millsap said. "I can't determine that. I'm just going to try and continue to win games and see what happens."
Various reports have the Nets interested in Millsap who's a free agent come July 1. Conventional wisdom is that the Jazz would rather trade him than have him leave in the off-season for nothing. But after Millsap scored 21 points Wednesday, Jazz coach Ty Corbin left little doubt that he'd want to keep the 6'8" power forward.
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Then: Major-league outfielder whose career spanned 11 seasons with the Athletics (2000-05), Rockies (2005), Orioles (2005), Diamondbacks (2006-09) and Mariners (2010). Known best for his hustling style of play and outgoing personality, Byrnes had the task of trying to replace fan favorite Luis Gonzalez in left field with the Diamondbacks.
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Eric Corley, publisher of the hacker quarterly 2600, claims that the computer hack community in the US is so well infiltrated in the US by the FBI and secret service that it is a nuthouse of paranoia and mistrust.
According to the Guardian, one in four hackers are secretly grassing up their peers, normally because the spooks have got a shopping list of crimes they can be banged up for.
Popular illegal forums used by cyber crims to peddle stolen identities and credit card numbers have been run by hacker grasses acting as FBI moles.
This is in addition to the Untouchables actually posing as hackers specialising in ID theft who have taken over the management of crime forums, using the intelligence gathered to put dozens of people behind bars.
Corley said that due to the harsh penalties involved and the relative inexperience with the law that many hackers have, they are rather susceptible to intimidation.
John Young, who runs Cryptome, a website depository for secret documents along the lines of WikiLeaks, told the Guardian that there were dozens of hackers who have been shopped by people they thought they trusted.
The most obvious case was Adrian Lamo, a convicted hacker who turned informant on Bradley Manning, who is suspected of passing secret documents to WikiLeaks.
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It was a light week on the prep slate with schools breaking for exams. Check out the credentials of these Player of the Week candidates and make sure to vote on the StarNews Varsity home page or click here. We'll announce our selection Thursday with a Q-and-A here on the blog and in Friday's print edition.
Brianna Baham, Laney girls' basketball, Sr.: Always dangerous in transition, Baham raced to a career-high 22 points in limited action Friday in a 62-20 win over West Brunswick, a result that pushed the Buccaneers to 6-1 in Mideastern Conference play. The point guard also hit for 14 points in Monday's 39-19 victory over Socastee (S.C.).
Jack Best, New Hanover swimming, Fr.: Best made the most of his first trip to
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Terrance Brown, North Brunswick boys' basketball, Sr.: The Scorpions appeared headed for a home loss to East Central Conference-leading Jacksonville Northside Friday until Brown heated up in the final period. The guard hit for 10 of his season-high 29 points in the fourth as his team erased a double-digit deficit for a 60-58 victory.
Matt Schaefer, Topsail wrestling, Sr.: Schaefer claimed the 182-pound title on his home mat at Saturday's Topsail Invitational, beating Laney's Joey Weible in the final. The result avenged a loss earlier this season. He also scored a pin in his first match of the season at 195 pounds in Wednesday's 41-36 dual victory over South Brunswick.
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I think Jack Best should have this honor because he's the best ! He's a terrific swimmer !!!
Jack Best!!!!
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Nice work Brianna as another great week and LABC PROUD of you and Lady Buc's Team.
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Schaefer has a ton of heart and ability. You had to see that match against Weible in order to realize the magnitude of the victory. Kudos to him and a great nominee!
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Description: In this teen melodrama, Margarit and Margarita (Hristo Shopov and Irini Zhambona) are in love; consequently, Margarit cannot prevent himself from rising to Margarita's defense at school when another boy plays a joke on her. Margarit is thrown out of school, and Margarita joins him. At first things are looking up for the new couple, because Margarita has an opportunity to study folk dance with Julian, an ostensibly gay dance instructor and may perhaps be able to join his company. Not only is Margarit jealous, but Julian (Rashko Mladenov) is too, though of whom it is not entirely clear. Whatever his motives, Julian frames Margarita, and she persuades Margarit to take the rap for her, which he does. Then the lovely girl attracts the attentions of yet another shady character, the lustful and bisexual party boss Nerizanov (Vassil Mihailov). Things go downhill from there.~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide Movie summaries and listings powered by Cinema-Source
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Panasonic has announced the Lumix DMC-LX7 - the long-awaited update of its pocketable enthusiast compact camera. The LX7 features a slightly smaller sensor than the LX5, allowing it to offer the brightest lens of any compact camera with a really impressive F1.4-2.3 24-90mm equivalent range. The LX7 is based around a 10.1MP MOS sensor, rather than its predecessor's CCD, allowing it to offer 10 fps continuous shooting and 1080p60 movies (50p for European examples) in AVCHD Progressive format, or half that rate in MP4. It also gains an aperture ring around the lens, a 920k dot LCD, and finds room for stereo mics and a larger accessory port, allowing use with an optional high-res electronic viewfinder.
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July 18, 2012 (Secaucus, NJ) - Panasonic today announced its new premium digital compact camera, the LUMIX DMC-LX7, from the world-renowned LX series which has been long acclaimed by photography enthusiasts for its high picture quality and creative descriptiveness. The new LUMIX LX7 is equipped with a fully re-designed lens, image sensor and image processing engine for superior performance and stunning image quality.
"The Panasonic LUMIX LX-Series cameras have been extremely popular models for both professional and enthusiast photographers, who understand the value and superb image quality such a compact, affordable digital camera can offer," said Marc Sorkin, Senior Product Manager, Imaging, Panasonic Consumer Marketing Company of North America. "We expect the same enthusiasm, if not more, for the LUMIX LX7, which features major upgrades and improvements resulting in even better image quality."
Equipped with a newly developed 24mm ultra-wide angle LEICA DC VARIO-SUMMILUX lens with 3.8x optical zoom*1, the LUMIX LX7's supreme lens also features F1.4 brightness at wide-end and F2.3 at tele-end. The F1.4 brightness is approximately 400% as bright as an F2.8 lens. The extraordinarily rich amount of light allows for the use of higher shutter speed to capture stunningly clear, sharp, blur-free images in low light situations and also provides impressive expression to images by reproducing exquisite gradation and mellow defocus to elevate photography.
The LUMIX LX7's lens unit consists of 11 elements in 10 groups with five aspherical lenses with nine aspherical surfaces, including the dual-sided aspherical surface ED (Extra-low Dispersion) lens, which has never before been adopted by any Panasonic LUMIX digital camera or interchangeable lens. This advanced lens system makes it easy to produce beautiful photos in high resolution with minimal distortion and a pleasing, soft-focused background. Nano Surface Coating technology dramatically minimizes light reflection at entire visual range (380nm-780nm). The LX7's 24mm ultra-wide-angle lens gives users a wider range of composition possibilities, capturing approximately 136% larger viewing space compared to that of a 28mm wide angle camera. Additionally, the LUMIX LX7's lens minimizes distortion at wide end so users obtain stunning, true-to-life images with outstanding resolution and detail.
The LUMIX LX7 adopts a new 1/1.7-inch 10.1-megapixel*2 MOS Sensor that features an improved S/N ratio by 1.5 dB compared with its predecessor, the LUMIX DMC-LX5*3 which results in high resolution images with stunning clarity in high sensitivity recording and also in low ISO, reproducing rich gradation with wide dynamic range even when the situation is highly contrasted. The LUMIX LX7's high performance Venus Engine also boasts advanced signal processing. The Intelligent NR (Noise Reduction) system keeps resolution high by optimizing the NR process applied to each part of an image. The Multi-process NR quickly detects brightness in each portion of a picture and applies optimal noise reduction in multiple steps. High-speed digital signal output has been integrated into the LUMIX LX7 to realize high-speed consecutive shooting at 11 fps (frames per second) in full resolution with mechanical shutter and 5 fps with continuous AF (Auto Focus).
Creative Control Mode offers 16 filter options including Soft Focus*4, Dynamic Monochrome, Impressive Art, One Point Color, Cross Process, Low Key, Toy Effect, Star Filter, Expressive, Retro, High Key, Sepia, Hi Dynamic, Miniature Effect*5 and the new exclusive Radial Defocus and Smooth Defocus modes. Radial Defocus adds defocus effect radially from the light source while Smooth Defocus makes defocus figuration even smoother. Photo Style is also available to provide photos with finer expression with Standard, Vivid, Natural, Monochrome, Scenery, Portrait and Custom preset options. The Time Lapse Shot function allows users to capture a record of stationary observation for objects such as flowers coming into bloom, wild animals and moving clouds. Additionally, full manual control is available on the LUMIX LX7 so advanced users can enjoy more creative photography.
The LUMIX LX7 features both iA (Intelligent Auto) and iA Plus modes. In addition to the popular functions of iA- POWER O.I.S., AF Tracking, Intelligent D-range Control, Intelligent Scene Selector, Face Recognition, Intelligent ISO Control, Intelligent HDR (High Dynamic Range), Intelligent Handheld Night Shot and Motion Deblur*6 modes- iA Plus mode allows users to adjust defocusing area in the background, exposure compensation and white balance for more flexible control
Equipped with a new 3.0-inch 920,000-dot Intelligent LCD screen with super high resolution and wide angle viewing, the LUMIX LX7's screen brightness automatically adjusts in 11 steps as surrounding brightness levels change, ensuring easy visibility at all times. To enhance operability, the LUMIX LX7 has been equipped with an aperture ring, internal ND filter, focus lever and rear dial in order to control light source. The newly added Level Gauge detects horizontal or vertical angle of view which is helpful in keeping horizontal composition even when shooting in high or low angle.
In addition to recording stunning still imagery, the LUMIX LX7 also records high resolution full-HD 1,920x1,080 60p videos in AVCHD Progressive (MPEG-4 / H.264) format or 30p in MP4. The LUMIX LX7 features a dedicated video record button on the top of the camera body so users can instantly start recording videos while shooting photographs without changing any settings. Along with full-HD video capabilities with 3.8x optical zoom with step zoom function and POWER O.I.S., the LUMIX LX7 also features high-quality sound, recorded with Dolby® Digital Stereo Creator to offer highly realistic sound to images. The stereo microphone comes with a zoom noise reduction system and an Auto Wind Cut function blocks out most background noise from wind. Additionally, Creative Video mode lets users set the camera shutter speed, which can create special effects in videos, and aperture, which is convenient when there are several subjects at different distances, manually to create even more impressive videos.
The LUMIX LX7 offers rich accessory options for camera expandability to match every shooting situation and style. The hot shoe atop the camera body allows for the attachment of advanced accessories including the optional tilt-shift Live View Finder (DMW-LVF2) which helps monitoring even under strong daylight with high visibility.
Additional camera accessories include:
- External Optical View Finder: DMW-VF1
- Filter Adaptor: DMW-FA1 NEW
- MC Protector: DMW-LMCH37
- ND Filter: DMW-LND37
- PL Filter: DMW-LPLA37 NEW
- External Flash: DMW-FL220 (GN22) / DMW-FL360 (GN36) / DMW-FL500 (GN50)
- Genuine Leather Case: DMW-CLX7 NEW
- Battery Pack: DMW-BCJ13
Additional features of the LUMIX LX7 include:
- RAW and RAW+JPEG data recording options
- Aspect Bracket / White Balance Bracket
- HDR mode
- Panorama Shot mode
- 3D Photo mode
- Creative Retouch
The LUMIX DMC-LX7 will be available in black and white. Pricing and availability will be announced approximately 30 days prior to shipping. For more information about Panasonic LUMIX digital cameras and lenses, please visit www.panasonic.com/lumix.
*1 35mm camera equivalent: 24-90mm
*2 Camera effective pixels
*3 Panasonic in-house comparison with the LX5
*4 For photo only
*5 Sound will not be recorded with [MINIATURE EFFECT] and approximately 1/10 of the time period is recorded. (If you record for 10 minutes, the resulting motion picture recording will be approximately 1 minute long)
*6 The picture size may be reduced.
• Maximum time to record motion pictures continuously with [AVCHD] is 29 minutes 59 seconds. (excluding when [SH] is set)
• Motion pictures in [MP4] can be recorded continuously for up to 29 minutes 59 seconds. Also, motion picture recorded continuously in [MP4] is up to 4 GB.
* Leica is a registered trademark of Leica Microsystems IR GmbH.
* The LEICA DC VARIO-SUMMILUX lenses are manufactured using measurement instruments and quality assurance systems that have been certified by Leica Camera AG based on the company's quality standards.
* "AVCHD Progressive", "AVCHD", the "AVCHD Progressive" Logo and the "AVCHD" Logo are trademarks of Panasonic Corporation and Sony Corporation.
* Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
* HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC.
* All other company and product names are trademarks of their respective corporations.
* This unit is compatible with both SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Cards. You can only use SDHC Memory Cards on devices that are compatible with them. You cannot use SDHC Memory Cards on devices that are only compatible with SD Memory Cards. (When using an SDHC Memory Card on another device, be sure to read the operating instructions for that device.)
* Some accessories are not available in some countries.
* The use of recorded or printed materials that are protected by copyright for any purpose other than personal enjoyment is prohibited, as it would infringe upon the rights of the copyright holder.
* Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX7 specifications
Price | |
Body type | |
Body type | Compact |
Sensor | |
Max resolution | 3648 x 2736 |
Other resolutions | 3968 x 2232, 3776 x 2520, 3328 x 1872, 3168 x 2112, 3072 x 2304, 2784 x 1568, 2736 x 2736, 2656 x 1768, 2560 x 1920, 2304 x 2304, 2208 x 1248, 2112 x 1408, 2048 x 1536, 2048 x 1360, 1920 x 1920, 1920 x 1080, 1600 x 1200, 1536 x 1536, 640 x 480, 480 x 480 |
Image ratio w:h | 1:1, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9 |
Effective pixels | 10 megapixels |
Sensor photo detectors | 13 megapixels |
Sensor size | 1/1.7" (7.44 x 5.58 mm) |
Sensor type | CMOS |
Processor | Venus Engine |
Color space | sRGB, Adobe RGB |
Image | |
ISO | Auto, 80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400, (12800 with boost) |
Boosted ISO (maximum) | 12800 |
White balance presets | 5 |
Custom white balance | Yes (2) |
Image stabilization | Optical |
Uncompressed format | RAW |
JPEG quality levels | Fine, Standard |
File format |
Optics & Focus | |
Focal length (equiv.) | 24–90 mm |
Optical zoom | 3.8× |
Maximum aperture | F1.4–2.3 |
Autofocus |
Autofocus assist lamp | Yes |
Digital zoom | Yes (up to 4.5x) |
Manual focus | Yes |
Normal focus range | 50 cm (19.69″) |
Macro focus range | 1 cm (0.39″) |
Number of focus points | 23 |
Screen / viewfinder | |
Articulated LCD | Fixed |
Screen size | 3″ |
Screen dots | 920,000 |
Touch screen | No |
Screen type | TFT Color LCD |
Live view | Yes |
Viewfinder type | Electronic (optional) |
Photography features | |
Minimum shutter speed | 60 sec |
Maximum shutter speed | 1/4000 sec |
Exposure modes |
Scene modes |
Built-in flash | Yes (Pop-up) |
Flash range | 8.50 m |
External flash | Yes (Hot-shoe) |
Flash modes | Auto, On, Off, Red-Eye, Slow Sync |
Continuous drive | 11.0 fps |
Self-timer | Yes (2 or 10 sec, 10 sec (3 images)) |
Metering modes |
Exposure compensation | ±3 (at 1/3 EV steps) |
WB Bracketing | No |
Videography features | |
Resolutions | 1920 x 1080 (60, 50, 30, 25 fps), 1280 x 720p (60, 50, 30, 25 fps), 640 x 480 (30, 25 fps) |
Format | MPEG-4, AVCHD |
Videography notes | 1920 x 1080 pixels, 60p, 50p (PSH: 28Mbps / AVCHD) (Sensor Output is 60, 50fps) ; 1920 x 1080 pixels, 60i, 50i (FSH: 17Mbps / AVCHD) (Sensor Output is 60, 50fps) 1280 x 720 pixels, 60p, 50p (SH: 17Mbps / AVCHD) (Sensor Output is 60, 50fps); 1920 x 1080 pixels, 25 fps (FHD: 20Mbps / MP4) (Sensor Output is 25fps) 1280 x 720 pixels, 30, 25 fps (HD: 10Mbps / MP4) (Sensor Output is 30, 25fps) |
Microphone | Stereo |
Speaker | Mono |
Storage | |
Storage types | SD/SDHC/SDXC, Internal |
Storage included | 70 MB Internal |
Connectivity | |
USB | USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/sec) |
HDMI | Yes (mini HDMI TypeC) |
Remote control | No |
Physical | |
Environmentally sealed | No |
Battery | Battery Pack |
Battery description | Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery & charger |
Battery Life (CIPA) | 330 |
Weight (inc. batteries) | 298 g (0.66 lb / 10.51 oz) |
Dimensions | 111 x 68 x 46 mm (4.37 x 2.68 x 1.81″) |
Other features | |
Orientation sensor | Yes |
Timelapse recording | Yes |
GPS | None |


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We hit one evening and played a set. The next night it snapped while warming up. I'd forgot how full multi's felt and played and was enjoying it.
I only had 2 sets of singles and 1 set of doubles on it. Strange that yours broke in the warm up too. I can only think of 1 or 2 other matches where I've broken a string in the warm up.
It depends on my upcoming play test with Isospeed Control Classic. I did not care for the newer Isospeed Control. Who am I kidding, of course I'll try it eventually!
Hit for about 1 minute in the warm up with Dunlop DNA. I'm not sure about this one. Very unique for a multi but time will tell.
I hit with the DM last night to try and break out of a slump I'm having. The plan did not work but I tore up the DM enough that it was ready to break. So I cut it out and put in Gamma Pro. It was another string that was super easy to install. Feels like a lot of other multis just bouncing balls off of it. I cut my sets of Ashaway Dynamite Tough 16. I'm very curious to try this one out. Not only does it have the gluey smell that I adore, but it is VERY rough. It seems like rough strings and profiled strings get more spin, so I'm hoping this one puts some good action on the ball. If I did not know better, I'd think this string is a soft poly. It is kind of wiry like Head RIP Control but seems like it will be easier to work with than RIP.
Gamma Pro is a joy to string. I wouldn't call myself a super fast stringer, but last week, I needed to get one of mine strung quickly, and including removing old strings, mounting, stringing, and unmounting, I was 19 min with Gamma Pro. What tension did you string it at? You using the 16g?
Gamma Pro 16g at 50 pounds. I'm doing all my multis at that tension in the Exo Tour although I might drop the Ashaway to 45 since they recommend going 10-15% lower than other strings and it does seem rather stiff just handling it.
Lockout. RacquetTune said 47.5 using the standard string factor directly after stringing. I'll hit a few balls in the warm up with it and then switch back to Tier One.
Man, that is really low. But I guess I can't bad-mouth it too much. Back when I used my Fischers, I used to string Gamma Pro on a lockout at around 49/47. However, I saw that light, and now know that GPro plays MUCH better at higher tensions. My recommendation to others would be mid to high 50s at least, and I would make this recommendation regardless of frame flex. Interested to hear how it works out for you though.
With the cooler winter weather, I like to go down some in tension. Of course, we are in a heat spell and will hit 80 for the next week or so. When I tried the DM at 54 in the Exos, my serve was a creampuff. Just not enough pop. Keep in mind the Exo has a flex rating of 52 which is very low. The two upcoming experiments I'm most curious about are the Ashaway Dynamite test and prestretching X1 combined with low tension.
Last night I pulled the racket with the Gamma Pro out of the bag for a minute or two and then went back to the Tier One Triumph the rest of the night. The Gamma seemed to lack pop. DNA is up next. I should be playing both days this weekend against hard hitters so the Tier One may be a goner by Sunday.
Picked up DNA down 6-4, 4-1 today. I was not playing great up until that point. The next 3 games I was hitting quite a few winners. The final 2 games I framed everything. So DNA seems decent. I'm pretty sure Tier One will be toast tomorrow. I played 1 set of dubs with it against some hard hitters too.
OK, here is my review in the TW format of the Tier One Triumph 16. Thank you to Tier One for sending me a sample to test. I have to mention a few caveats in this review. I bought a used Exo Tour last month and I just cannot seem to get the weighting to match the other 3 I bought from TW a few months ago. Combined with a healing wrist injury, I've not played well since using this racket and that definitely has soured me on all the strings I've playtested the past month. Just keep that in mind as you read the review and assess the ranking I give this string. This was really easy to string up. If I had to guess, I'd say this is Micronite with a different coating. Tension it is strung: 50 pounds on a lockout machine full bed Your regular string set up: Discho Microfibre 16 Racket: Prince Exo3 Tour 16x18 String pattern of your racquet: 16 x 18 Power (or lack there of): Medium powered multi Feel: Great Tension maintenance: The string lost 12.3% tension over the life of the playtest. Price: $12.95/set, $179.00/reel. Overall comments and feedback: See below General: This string feels very similar to Micronite/Microfibre my favorite multi to date. The coating is a little different and I'm guessing that is the reason I did not like this string quite as much but it could be due to a slump I'm in too Serve/Return of Serve: I did not seem to any aces with this string which is kind of strange. Second serves were nothing special. Returns were OK. Strokes: Average spin on both wings. Depth control was my big downfall with this string. I just could not seem to get it dialed in. Slices are pretty good with this string. Volleys: This string is better than average at net. Touch shots: Excellent! Drop shots and drop volleys were consistently finding the mark. Softness: The string feels pretty soft. Tension: I'd probably string this a few pounds tighter if I could do it over. We are experiencing temperatures in the 80s during this warm spell and I think that has something to do with my control issues. Durability: I think I got about 7 sets of singles and 2 sets of doubles of playtime with it. The string has not broke yet (it is very close to breaking), but I think I'm going to retire my racket. Movement: String movement was about average. Conclusion: This string looks a lot like my favorite Discho Microfibre in terms of construction. I'm pretty sure I would have liked it a lot better in my stock racket. The feel when you hit the sweetspot is outstanding but when you mishit every other shot, the strings can't bail you out. So that is why this string is getting a higher ranking than you might think based on my review.
I strung up Dynamite Tough 16 last night. Man is that a rough string. They should have called it Dynamite Rough. Pulling the crosses it sounded like I was trying to start up a lawn mower! I ended up going with 50 pounds tension but may end up regretting not going lower. The ball bounce test told me that it does not have much pop but loads of spin (at least until the roughness wears off). It feels like any other multi when you hit the sweet spot. It had the most clear signal on RacquetTune that I've ever seen. Even though it is not a nylon string, it read 50.2 pounds on RacquetTune right off the stringer using the default string factor for nylon 1.3mm. I plan on just hitting balls Sunday so I'll try out the Gamma Pro and the Ashaway for a few minutes each then.
Careful, I put in about 7 hours with a set of ashaway dynamite at 56 lbs and after about the 4th hour it started hurting my arm.
What racket? I'm hoping the Exo Tour will compensate for extra string stiffness. If I feel any arm pain, the scissors will come out.
I will be really interested in what you think about this stuff. Just posted to a TW staff C10 pro thread yesterday asking Chris what he suggested for a dead non-poly string, and this is the one he suggested. He didn't make any tension recommendations though.
The C10 Pro is pretty flexible like the Exo so hopefully my experience will help you get the tension close to ideal.
I thought we used the same racket. At least I'm 6 pounds lower than what you had it at. Was that 56# constant pull?
Mikeler, please forgive my laziness to search the thread, but what are your thoughts on Thunderblast? Ever tried a full job with it? I know some like it as a cross with multi mains. How is power compared to multis like NRG and Xcel? I found a good deal on a reel and wanted so info before taking the plunge. Thanks!
Yes, that will help for sure. I usually string the C10 up at the high limit of 60 for multis, so I was wondering if Dynamite will need to really go as low as -10% as Ashaway recommends. Its interesting since the stiffness number in the 2012 RSI string guide for this string is 168, which is on the low end of the spectrum. Even biphase 16 is listed as 192.
I have links to all my reviews in post #1 of this thread. The new white version of ThunderBlast is softer than the older black version so I like the white version better plus it does not leave black marks all over the balls. The string is a lower powered multi that gets decent spin for a multi. It is great as a cross string for polys as well. I don't like the lack of spin potential of NRG. Xcel is better for me but not enough to justify the price if I had to decide between Xcel and ThunderBlast. If somebody told me that Dynamite Tough 16 was a soft poly and just handed me the pack of string, the only way I would not believe them is because of that gluey smell.
mileler, will you indulge us and tell us a little more about your playinf style and ntrp history. bests
since you like multis so much I would guess that you like feel over control from polys, thus I would guess that you like to play at net mroe than the baseline?
I've played 4.5 level singles for the last 10 years. I bought the Exo Tour a few months ago to help with arm issues and I play a little more defensively with that racket waiting for unforced errors and trying to cause forced errors. I switched back to a 2 handed backhand this summer to help with TE and I'll probably stick with it. I don't like full multi jobs as much as poly/multi jobs but with arm problems I don't have many options that will allow me to play. I'm more of a baseliner but I can hold my own at net.
Thanks. So I should tension Thunderblast a few lbs lower than my usual multis? Is it as low powered as say, NXT Control or FXP Tour?
Reason many c10 pro users string taut is to control that pop from 16 mains and the weight of the racquet. It is like an arm-friendly PS 6.1, an awesome serving stick IMHO.
You are right, I came from using an 18x20 MG Prestige previously, but love the Volkl feel and additional heft and softness of the C10. Serves great, but at times I will tend to spray the ball long on groundstrokes. I wish Volkl made a C10 Pro 18x20. Trying to find the right non-poly setup to reign it in a little bit.
Use same tension as NXT Control. I said "a little". Pushers don't hit 3 aces in 1 game. You were pushing yourself in that wind yesterday but it was a good strategy considering I could not even hit a string half the time on my forehand.
I measured the Dynamite Tension loss tonight after a little more than 24 hours. Only 5% tension loss, that is the lowest I've seen with any string since I got RacquetTune.
What is the difference between babolat xcel and premier attack? and overall which one would you choose? Im looking for a cross with rpm team on the mains to put on my PD2012. Any other suggestions are great too
Both were durable for me. Xcel just keeps fraying. Attack seems to stiffen up over time. They both seem to hold tension well.
I hit a few balls with the Dynamite. It is definitely low powered at 50 pounds in the Exo. Felt pretty good though.
Ty Read other posts that described it as the closest a multi can feel and act like a poly. Sure strings up like a poly.
I have to say, I don't understand all the love for Attack? I think it makes a good cross string that adds comfort and pop to a poly mains hybrid, but by itself is not really anything special.
I guess that's why so many different people prefer different strings. For playability, Premier Attack works as well for me as natural gut (same thing goes for a few other multis I like). It just doesn't last as long or have the tensile strength to hold up to a bad shank. I think "feel" is subjective to an extent, so it will click with some people more than others. I don't even mind the stiffening over time so much because it just starts to feel more like a poly without the arm-numbing effect.
Another multi you may find fairly stiff is the Volkl Power Fiber II. It definitely is stiffer than DM. I am finding DM to be more arm friendly, but the Power Fiber had a little better control for my C10.


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The day will be met by both intense scrutiny and complete cluelessness. Policy wonks will be watching like scientists running lab rats through a maze.
Camped on the virtual sidewalk outside the new exchanges, just waiting for the online doors to open, are people like Caroline Pearson, a vice president at Avalere Health, a Washington, D.C. consulting firm. She says she knows a lot of people who are just dying to take the federal government's new health insurance shopping system for a spin when it opens Tuesday morning.
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