The Panasonic Lumix FZ47: Was 12 Megapixels Enough?

When it was first announced in 2011, the Panasonic LUMIX FZ47 was considered a fun bridge camera that sacrificed some of the features that made its sibling, the FZ150, a premium bridge camera. Among the features sacrificed on the altar of better affordability were the lack of RAW image capture, a now nearly abandoned video standard (AVCHD), and one of its biggest flaws in 2011 - the use of a CCD sensor over the more popular CMOS sensors. Nearly 15 years later, do these flaws still hinder this ca...