eyalg

Impressive indeed, though obviously digital zoom is being applied starting at 0:30 in the video.
I compared this video to a moon shot I took with the Lumix FZ70 at 1200mm, cropped to simulate what 2400mm would look like and the result resembles the video up to the 0:30 mark.
I'm not arguing with the output, which is nothing less then amazing, just with the fact that it's what you see optically with a 2000mm equiv. lens.
-eyalg

Regarding the panorama mode - "It works very well, but the output is limited to 560px in height."

I haven't tested the P310 yet, but I can only guess that like the P300, it can take vertical panoramas as well, so that you can rotate it 90 degrees and take a horizontal panorama while the camera thinks it's vertical.
This way you can achieve a much better proportioned and useful panorama.
The P300 creates 3200 X 1024 panoramas, so the claim of a maximum of 560px probably isn't accurate.

-eyalg

The (european model) WX100 claims to be the world's thinnest x10 zoom camera.
The WX150 is 21.6mm deep, which is *much* thicker than the Canon ELPH 520's 19.2mm and x12 zoom.

-eyalg

As far I could tell from reading Fuji's announcement and details on their website, the F750EXR doesn't support RAW format. Only the F770EXR does.

-eyalg

Like we didn't have enough of the megapixel race,
which is still going on in spite of the criticism,
now we have a super zoom race, with x36 being the new standard to follow.

-eyalg