On 1st December 2003 Leica announced the all new Digilux
2 digital camera. The five megapixel Digilux 2 has a unique 'retro' design
and style with an all metal case and rubber coating which look more like
an analogue film camera of the 1970's. The quality 28 - 90 mm equiv. F2.0
- F2.4 Leica lens has the appearance of a removable 35 mm lens (although
it is fixed to the camera body). The controls have a tactile response
and have been cleverly designed to be used in a fully automatic position
or an immediate manual setting.
Leica Digilux 2 vs. Panasonic DMC LC-1
The Leica Digilux 2 was developed in conjunction with Panasonic
who have their own version of the camera which has a black body with a
molded hand grip, some plastic controls, carries the Panasonic name but
is otherwise identical. The most amazing difference is the price, the
Panasonic being some $300 cheaper.
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