paul_smurf
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I bought this camera for its wide-angle lens; it was the only non-DSLR on the market
that went to 24mm at the time. For outdoor shots I'm very pleased with it. The
ergonomics of the camera are excellent, very well thought-out. I enjoy using this
camera.
If you can find it, the GX100 is a much better option than the newer GX200, as that
camera squeezes more pixels onto the same sized sensor.
Problems:
Low-light shots can be noisy (though I'd rather have noise than blurring/loss of
detail). Long-exposure shots are unsatisfactory since the camera doesn't black out after
the shot (save for extremely long exposures): you end up with a shot marred by
hundreds of stuck pixels.
that went to 24mm at the time. For outdoor shots I'm very pleased with it. The
ergonomics of the camera are excellent, very well thought-out. I enjoy using this
camera.
If you can find it, the GX100 is a much better option than the newer GX200, as that
camera squeezes more pixels onto the same sized sensor.
Problems:
Low-light shots can be noisy (though I'd rather have noise than blurring/loss of
detail). Long-exposure shots are unsatisfactory since the camera doesn't black out after
the shot (save for extremely long exposures): you end up with a shot marred by
hundreds of stuck pixels.