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Agreed. I have both the XP1 and XP2 and, while I prefer the X-Pro2, the former model takes amazing "people shots." Of course, all the FUJIs do a great job with skin tone. I still believe digital...
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If you can deal with 24-75mm range, LX100M2 is amazing. Need more focal length? FZ1000M2 is hard to beat. Camera selection is about compromise, but you don’t compromise much with either of these ...
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Fantastic pictures from this fine camera, thanks!
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Go get ‘em Stevie Boy! It is so rare to find an electronic tool that continues to satisfy after six years- a credit to the development team. I’m hopeful that Panasonic will continue to develop ...
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Exactly, two bodies with all the focal lengths, grab the one you need for a given event, leave the second in the car! For those who love wide angle, how about the LX100 at 24mm with sensor set to ...
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No doubt there are a number of folks who have currently or have recently owned BOTH the LX100 (I or II) and the FZ1000 (I or II). Can there be a better alternative to carrying an ILC with a bag ...
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You can’t go wrong with that selection- congrats!
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Easy one: LX100M2 for the IQ, handling, and larger sensor for low light work you described. Also has included a small flash along with a hotshoe for larger flashes, which work extremely well with ...
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Another option or two: a leather case for the Leica D-Lux 7 is said to fit the LX100M2 just fine and is very attractive. Doesn’t open into a half case, more like a leather lanyard case. Leica ...
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I think many of us who bought the original and the Mark 2 would be interested in a Mark 3. Hard to predict what will happen in the advanced compact space, regardless of what Panasonic reps say in ...
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They are out there…. Leather full case at B&H for $34.99: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1451894-REG/megagear_mg1565_ever_ready_genuine_leather.html
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Although I’ve switched to Fuji, I still own Nikon bodies and many amazing lenses. If this camera would take my beloved F mount lenses, without an expensive adapter and WITH electronics / auto...
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I likewise have numerous cameras and still choose the Lx100m2 for day tripping. great imaging, nice image control features, good resolution. Seldom do I need more resolution. I still believe my ...
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I’m the fortunate owner of many cameras of varying sizes. I often do what you do: walk/hike to a great place and take some shots. I like the Sony RX100, its lightweight, nice color, perfect white ...
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Placed 34th in the challenge. Sunset at Race Point, Cape Cod, MA
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Safe to say you did NOT need the Sony RX10… beautiful images.
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Some excellent suggestions here for successful pics using small sensor technology. Yes the FZ300 can make great images, but we need to remember its limitations. The lens is sharp, but noise needs ...
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Nice reply John, thanks. I just pulled the trigger online and bought one. Still have the mark 1 and a few FZ’s, which I love. I like the greater resolution, the new monochrome options (saw some ...
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As of this writing, a new LX100 mark 2 is $200 more compared to a new mark 1 at major retailers (B&H, etc). If you upgraded from the first model, what convinced you to spend the cash? Do you still ...
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Well said. These pics have some impressive qualities to them, but detail is lost in the phone’s processing of noise removal. Phone images are competitive, but resolving detail and telephoto ...
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