Salvador Abreu

Well... I don't have an LX7 around, but the Oly XZ-1 (which I recently misplaced) is similar in terms of sensor size and lens range/aperture, yet certainly less capable than the LX7. It can do...

I've had it for a week now, and it's lived up to my expectations, mostly. It replaced a Canon S110 which I had on loan for a couple of weeks, while waiting for the RX100. A few thoughts on the...

2-week update: the ON/OFF switch is kind of hard to locate, esp. when pulling the camera out of a pocket.

It's about time... too bad I returned that X20 because of lack of raw support on Aperture...

Similar experience; I misplaced my Oly XZ-1 and am looking for a replacement. I also ended up returning a Fuji X20, and have been shooting with a S110 for over a week.

The X20 is a nice object,...

I appreciate the evolutionary design which underlies this camera. It's got interesting physical characteristics (pocketable enough that you may carry it all the time), adequate performance (zoom...

@brian: thanks for the insight, I wasn't aware that the E2/E3 had that sort of design limitation.

There's more on that (and lots of other things) here:...

Interesting, this is in essence what Nikon (& Fuji) did with back in 1995 (!!) with the Nikon E2 and E3 (aka Fujix DS-560 and Fujix DS-565) - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikon_E_series for...

Interesting, this is in essence what Nikon (& Fuji) did with back in 1995 (!!) with the Nikon E2 and E3 (aka Fujix DS-560 and Fujix DS-565) - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikon_E_series for...