Valentinian

The two major weaknesses of the LX100 II are the EVF and the dirt prone sensor. Is it naïve to wonder why didn't Leica do anything about that in a $ 1,200 camera?

How many degrees does the manual focus ring rotate (approx.) ? 135 180 225

How easy (or difficult) is it for you to focus at f/ .95 around 10 - 15 feet? (using GX8)

maybe you could save money by buying the Q and placing a black tape over the red dot?

There was NO dog.... it was a picture on the window :-)

Thank you very much

Hi all, will someone please help to fix this picture: I need to email it to them and obviously it need some post processing. Thank you in advance.

G9 joystick reportedly cannot be used diagonally (horizontally and vertically only). What about GH5 joystick?

No news about the rumored firmware upgrade for Panasonic G9 & GH5 ?

If the price will be relatively reasonable, if it will not be way too big, and if it will have the A ring like the 15mm/1.7, then I would like to buy this lens

it is one of my favorite, am very happy with it.

"no, the same lens does NOT then mean the same seals, or more importantly the same filter on the pressure equalization port-vent" (by HowaboutRAW).
Did you read that, Richard Butler ?

The latest reliable info I read was Richard Butler's "No word on dust-proofing. Again, the use of the same lens would strongly suggest it hasn't become any more dust-proof".

Thanks for the info; however, where did you read that on Sept. 19 ?

The camera is still no dust-proof: would using a plastic rain-cover minimize sensor dust?

Many comments are addressing dust in the sensor caused by the lens zooming, "sucking" dust inside the camera: wonder if a simple accessory like a plastic rain cover could minimize this potential...

True that the LX100 lens F. L. has to be factored 2.2X to get the FF equivalent F.L. , while the m4/3 must only be factored 2X. However that's not a big difference; there must be other reasons why ...

After reading the posts answering the above, it comes to my mind that the LX100 II is (as Richard Butler wrote last August 22) "a 17 megapixel enthusiast zoom compact with a 24-75mm equivalent ...

So the Nikon & Canon suckers will start selling their DSLR 's and pay a lot of money to Nikon and Canon again to get mirrorless.....

Since the advent of the mirrorless system it was clear that the DSLR is a dynosour type system.
All that was needed to finally kill it was the technology to produce a good EVF (Leica did that...