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The LX100 has a known habit of mis-focusing when directed to subjects with small brighter areas in them -- such as sky through foliage.  The cure for it is to use "pinpoint focus", the one ...

Interesting.  The lens of my LX100 is super sharp, essentially pixel sharp across the frame.  I say this looking at the RAW files before distortion correction in Capture One.  Perhaps your sample ...

Thank you very much!  I will report back -- but thanks for all the help.  It was not easy for me to get otherwise good advice on good photo printers.

And these are all known to work with modern Macs? When I go to the specs, they say that they support the OS till 10.8 or something such, whereas we are on 10.12 now... One thing is printing, ...

I need some advice re. a good photo printer that we can use from Mac. We have a Canon i9900, but we cannot find a way to make it work from the latest Mac OS (10.12).  Is there a way? If not, what ...

Including the ones above.  For instance, in the house with the blue fence: Yes, sharp edges are sharp.  But notice how flat looking is the color of the vertical wooden slabs in front of the house? ...

I tend to agree with Ron. Yes, you can sharpen images in post processing, but you don't really get back the micro-contrast that gives you nice texture.  My problem with the LX100 is not that there ...

Yes, but there is more to it... I do shoot at smaller apertures on the LX-100, and my Olympus E-M1 with 12-40 is sharper than both, in spite of having an even larger sensor than the LX-100 and ...

I know this does not make any sense. But somehow, when I go hiking, my LX-7 images look sharper than the LX-100 ones. The LX-100 images always look like ... less transparent.  As if the color is ...

I love how fast is my E-M1 to focus.  Wspecially when I use the touch screen, having such a short delay from touching to capture is fantastic for street photography. How fast is the Pen-F focusing ...

It seems that the tradeoff of a larger sensor is lenses that, to be small, are somewhat soft in the corners. My XZ-2 is much sharper than a Canon G9x I bought, and is much sharper corner to corner ...

I have an LX-100, and connecting it to the Image App (by Panasonic) on my smartphone to download photos is very complicated.  The Olympys E-M1 I have, and also Canon G9X, are much better in this ...

I am curious whether people use AWB color correction on the LX100. I seem to get best results by using A +4 , G +3 (or G +4, the difference is subtle). This removes some unwanted magenta from skin ...

I have recently compared the color rendition of Panasonic LX 100, Canon G9X, Olympys XZ-2, and I have an OM-D 1 as well.  The LX 100 can be quite nice, to be sure, but there is just no comparison: ...