SammyToronto

It is a great choice at that pirce. Don't worry about the "old" 12mp sensor; it's still capable of producing great quality pics that are better than your old Canons (I also own an old Canon DSLR)...

Too bad the Nokia N8 is too old to be reviewed; it had by far the best camera on any cellphone that I've owned and would probably have won this comparison. It was practically on par with a good...

Thanks for the comparison; I'm thinking of replacing my current phone and this came in handy since camera quality is among the top priorities for me (and I'm sure many others) when deciding on a...

I was going to say the same; it does sound fishy that the box seems to have always had an unobstructed view and was never buried in the bowels of the truck/distribution facility.

I have the epm1, not the epm2, but it uses the same kit lens and I can tell you that it's an underrated gem, imo. I've been using it for 14 months and always liked its snappy, accurate,...

Awesome set! Your series are proof that Russia has an insatiable supply of gorgeous models (and talented photographers :)).Thanks for sharing these.

If you're dealing with B&H, I don't think you need to worry about defective gear; I've dealt with them before and their products are as good as any.One concern that you should take into...

I disagree. Whether the OP would be happy with a prime that has a versatile FL like the panny 20mm or he has to have a zoom is for him to decide, no point of you "thinking" one way or the other on...

You don't seem to realize that you can buy the epl1 and an excellent prime like the panny 20mm or the 45mm around the $500 budget the op indicated. You also don't seem to realize that the LX7 is...

Oh, I HAVE to shoot at/higher than ISO 400 often in normal indoor light, especially when using the full extent of the zoom (to shoot portraits for instance). Plus you misread my comment; image...

I have the e-pm1 and the e-pl1 and recently bought the LX7 when it was offered for $299 since I was also curious how it'd measure up to my m4/3 cameras. The short answer; it didn't. While good for...

I didn't see pics posted with your previous messages, but if I missed them I apologize.The point remains that, for me, the LX7 output is mediocre, especially in terms of noise handling in average...

Could my eyes are mediocre?? No! Could your brains are mediocre? Certainly!Having said that, I'm not going to debate with a 5th grader.

Actually, the very review that you're quoting about the LX7 color accuracy (provided it's digitalcamerainfo's review) also heavily criticized the camera's handling of noise and its general image...

At risk of stating the obvious, I'm sharing my experience with the LX7 just as others are doing here and elsewhere. Mine happens to be a negative experience and, last time I checked, this is not an...

Easy there, you seem to be taking a personal offense to my comments about the LX7, which would only make sense only if your last name was Panasonic! You do realize it's just a camera, right?What...

Nah, next time I'll buy whichever camera I decide to try and return it if I don't like it. If you like hopping, knock yourself out :)

It is indeed always about compromises and the set of compromises I have using m4/3 fit the kind of photos I take much more than what the LX7 had to offer. Regardless of compromises, my e-pm1/e-pl1...

That's the cap I was referring to that makes the otherwise elegant LX7 look like a fisher price toy! It may do the job, but I wouldn't consider buying it for aesthetic reasons.

It's a brilliant piece of engineering with a great lens, but I just couldn't get over its mediocre sensor performance and irritating idiosyncrasies such as the lens that retracts after a few...