Minimum focal distance

What is the minimum focal distance of the FZ10 at full 12X zoom?

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"The macro mode on the FZ10 allows you to get as close to your subject as 5 cm / 0.16 ft at wide-angle, and 2 m / 6.6 ft at telephoto"

Posted on Sep 06, 2005

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