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LUMIX LX100 Mark II: Hands-On Review in #TheMeasure

- 6 years ago

Before we were hit with the cold, windy, winter weather in the UK; in the streets of London, Panasonic was introducing us to Lumix LX100 Mark II.  A successor to the original LX100 which paved the way for premium compact cameras and has now set the bar even higher in the bridge camera segment. We got hands-on with this new and mighty all-rounder. Watch our video review below

LUMIX LX100II
The LUMIX LX100 II.

Sticking with its micro four-thirds multi-aspect sensor, Panasonic has once again shown just what can be achieved with a sensor of its size. during our testing, we were impressed with the camera’s low light capabilities and how impressive the JPEGs came out; not to mention the fact that they required little to no editing; producing stunning, ‘straight to social’ content, thanks to its built-in wifi and Bluetooth functions.

Key Specs

  • 4/3-type (1.33-type) 17 Megapixel MOS sensor [21.77 total megapixels] with no low-pass filter
  • F1.7-2.8 24-75mm Leica DC VARIO-SUMMILUX lens
  • 4K video
  • 4K photo
  • Post focus function

5/5

PhotoBite LUMIX LX100 II review -
LUMIX LX100 II:- A fantastic all-round camera. Its small form factor belies its optical capability. Great for video as it is shooting stills. The only downside we can see if the price tag, but then, we are quite tight and as with all technology, we expect to see the price drop in the coming months. Nonetheless, we believe it's worth every penny!

Pros

  • Great image quality
  • Leica lens
  • Simple menu and controls

Cons

  • Cost, [but not enough of an issue to mark down the rating]

About the author

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Simon Skinner

Co-founder // Editor

Having spent many years working in various pockets of the music industry, and always with a camera in hand, Simon has worked with organisations such as Warner/Chappell, Food Records and ultimately, co-founding the innovative independent record label, Izumi Records before moving fully into the world of publishing in 2007. Amongst numerous other projects in the last decade, he has been responsible for a number of specialist photo trade magazines and journals for the filmmaking and photography communities, along with a coffee table book entitled, "Great Britons of Photography' which he produced with Peter Dench and Leica. Now heading up PhotoBite, Simon and the team have set themselves a task of delivering informative and inspirational content for photographers of all levels, from the beginner, shooting with smartphones, to the seasoned photographer and filmmaker.