Conclusion: In shape, feel and spec the Leica is nearly identical to the (considerably cheaper) Panasonic LX5 – but with a longer warranty, reworked interface, and different
Conclusion: The high-end Leica D-Lux 5 point-and-shoot camera comes with a sky-high sticker price, but includes the $300 Adobe Lightroom software package.
Pros: Sharp images. Good video quality. Adobe Lightroom software included. Optional EVF available.
Excerpt: Last year Leica released the D-Lux 5, a high-end compact camera, and this year, just in time for Christmas, they’ve released the D-Lux5 Titanium, a Special Edition
Pros: Titanium styling, Handles very well, Exceptional picture quality
Excerpt: The Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX5 is one of our favourite premium grade compact cameras, which means our hopes for the nigh identical 10.1MP, 3.8x optical zoom Leica D-Lux 5
Pros: Metal body exudes class, Feature-packed for a compact camera, Film simulation and My Colour modes work in video and still modes, Cheap for a Leica
Cons: Expensive for a gloried snapshot camera, No handgrip, Video capture not quite instantaneous, Movies shot not in Full HD, Pictures suffer from pixel fringing and blown ...
Summary: The Leica D-Lux 5 compact camera is undeniably expensive. But its superior images, classic design and broad range of features go a long way towards justifying its price...
Pros: Sublime picture quality, Plenty of manual options, Classic design, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom software included
Cons: Expensive, No built-in viewfinder, Disappointingly pedestrian user interface
Summary: Продвинутая модель компактной камеры Leica D-Lux 5 стоит немалых денег, но поставляется вместе с программой Adobe Lightroom, рыночная цена которой составляет 300
Pros: Четкие изображения. Отличное качество видео. Adobe Lightroom включен в комплект поставки. Доступен оптический видоискатель.
Cons: Дорогая. Ограниченный диапазон зума. Нет GPS-приемника.