I have the original LX100 and love it. I wish Panasonic would add a flip screen, weather sealing and a mic input. They wouldn’t be able to make them fast enough. Oh well I think I am going to stick with my old one.
I got it a while ago, as a second camera next to my A7riii. I was worried I would be disappointed sensor wise. But I grabbed it because I had good experience with the G85 and it looked and felt very good in the hand. While its not the same as a full-frame sensor, it is pretty spectacular once you get used to it. Its now my carry with me camera all the time, great for street, Instagram, and great for macro. Its a real the best camera is the one with you sort of thing.
That's why I want one. I love my Sony a6000 but I don't want to carry it with me into a restaurant or on an outdoor workout. I was concerned I would be disappointed with a smaller sensors image quality especially for portraits. This sounds like a great camera to carry with you just about anywhere.
I bought the original one 4 years ago and it is still my favorite camera the only major downside that still has not be corrected (I checked some amazon reviews) is that even if you take care of your gear the lens will suck some dust inside. It got cleaned once under warranty and then it happened again. Many users had this problem and it really sucks.
I have the original LX100 bought for travel and holidays and it's been so good in producing some very high quality images but recently dust on the sesor has been an issue and on researching this online it seems this is common place which is why I am disapointed this problem has not been addressed in the Mark 2 version with better sealing Great review though guys you certainly are making this channel your own looking forward to more this year
DP Review had a quote from Panasonic in their review of this camera "There is no additional urethane sealing used but we have a countermeasure to prevent the dust ingress with the LX100M2. There will no longer be a gap when the lens barrel is moving." I agree that the camera should be sealed but it does sound like the problem was addressed to some degree.
@@rreichar1 If it's not sealed, then you could maybe take it out with carefully used vacuum cleaner. I am thinking about this camera, I bought Canon G5X Mark II, but I am disapointed, it has really bad autofocus, exposure measuring acts weird and it have very bad batetty life, do you think that this Panasonic will be better for me? Also, from what I found, it should have 0.7x finder, which is same as on my older G7, while that little canon has tiny 0.5x finder and that's really difference.
I have the original LX100 and it's my travel camera that I've taken everywhere. I never feel like I've missed my Full Frame DSLR when using it. A few new features of the Mark II is nice but not worth the upgrade for me.
I have the original one and apart from the dust on sensor problem like many people seem to have, it has been a very nice camera to use. I would have been very glad to upgrade if the new model had a 5 axis IS, articulated screen, dust proofing..
Haven't used the original LX100 nor this one, but i have to say the images look REALLY nice! Really good for such small pocket camera. This MK II has some improvements, but not a whole lot for the original users. Makes me think of another similar Panasonic updates, like the 20mm f1.7 II, etc. Very minor updates sometimes.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS Remarkable hands-on experience. I NOW WANT this camera after 2 different TH-camrs Suggests it's a great Point & Shoot camera.
I honestly felt that this nine minute long video wasn't much of a review, but more of a regurgitation of this camera's spec sheet. The Panasonic LX100 II was probably the most boring update of 2018 and the comment sections are full of disappointed reactions. Four years is a long time and it's still the same body, same lens, fixed screen, video recording remains an afterthought, now with a bigger crop factor you only see AFTER you press record (?) and there's no mic jack, even though the body is definitely big enough. I would rather grab a used original for 1/3 of the price and practically get the same camera.
Jari Perho my original LX100 is headed for cleaning this week. The sensor is so dirty it’s a disaster. I though one benefit to a fixed lens camera is no dirt on the sensor. I wish Panasonic would weather seal future updates of this camera.
I own 3 Nikon DSLR bodies, 9 lenses and a P7800 (which I recently said goodbye to). 3 years ago I was intrigued with the LX100 and bought one. Glad I did. For a street camera it excels outdoors, quick autofocus and one handed operation is easy with a wrist strap. For low light situations I still go to my D750, but the LX suits my purpose. Image quality outdoors is outstanding with the 4/3 processor and leica glass. I won't go into great detail but for less than the price of most lenses, it's well worth it. I pretty much stayed away from the mirrorless war. That being said, as good as the LX100 is, I can only begin to imagine what the S1r will be like when it's released later this year.
I love the GM1 even more (have both). I always wish they'd continue the GM series, eventhough GX cameras looks nice aswell. GM is just smaller, and i prefer that.
@@niccollsvideo you would have said sorry to it after. When they dropped the GM line I was hoping they would still make a high end super compact under the GX line.... GX8 large (ish) GX80 medium and GX800 super compact (with upgraded viewfinder and tilt screen) Sigh.
I liked the review, but I wish the camera was more feature-rich. They did the same thing they did with the GX9. FWIW, though, I've printed road-side advertising with pictures taken with my GX85, so there's definitely enough resolution there for large applications. Don't let the hype fool you. Just a few years ago, 16MPX was only available to the highest tier of pro DSLRs.
Enjoyed the review and location. Good information well presented. A bit nostalgic for me...many years ago when I lived in Calgary I broke my ankle skating at the Bowness Park Lagoon. Thank you.
I think you need to plan your reviews better. Chris would have started with key features, updates, talked about downsides / limitations, then dove into the tech. I would have mentioned the manual vs easy access to the I auto mode very first thing as this is a family compact / one parent knows what they are doing in manual camera.
.... and don’t forget, the sensor does not have a ‘Low Pass Filter’ making it (all things equal) very similar to Panasonic GX9 with respect to image quality. Indeed, I have both cameras, but the GX9 has top-of-the-range Panasonic Leica DG lenses .... for other photography applications. I use the Panasonic LX100 II is for hiking/backpacking - ideal camera! However, still an excellent video! Thanks.
I'm planning to buy this camera for a hiking/backpacking trip. did this camera have a dust issue during your hiking/backpacking trip? I'm so concerned about it since everyone complaining about the dust issue...
Sure looks like my GX85 -- same buttons, it looks like. But the GX85 has flip up LCD and interchangeable lens. I find it still convenient to carry. Dave sounds more Canadian, eh, in this video. Maybe the ice skates bring it out.
I have the Leica version (D-LUX Typ 109) of the original LX100. While I love the camera, sensor dust is a serious issue. Every time the lens extends or contracts, it creates a vacuum that sucks in dust, no matter how careful you are. I'm very disappointed this was not addressed in the Mark II. Nevertheless, the images are superb as long as you don't use the digital zoom too far beyond the optical zoom of 75mm. If you do, the fall-off in resolution is very noticeable as the images can get mushy at the long end. Today in 2019, comparing the Mark II or Leica version to what else is available beyond a 1inch sensor and at a similar price point, I'd go with the Fujifilm X100F.
Hi I really need some help and advice please. I would like to buy a compact camera with a good zoom, good video, picture quality, touch screen if possible, anti shake as I have a small tremor and RA in my hands but I really would like to buy one and finally take nice photos of birds, family so fast moving, night shots and would like to photo water that looks like foggy/steamy if you know what I mean. I am a pensioner (in my 70s so a young pensioner), so cannot afford a lot. I bought an Olympus Pen 10 camera just before the pandemic but then we could not go out. But trying it on birds in the garden and horses in the field where I lived, I realised with these hands not a good idea to have to keep changing lens. Could you please point me in the right direction please. I live in Uk. Many thanks.
John M Flores Dave lacks that showmanship Chris is good at, but then he also lacks the narcissistic pretty-boy side that Chris also has, and that is a nice change. However, Evelyn is so gorgeous that I could spend hours just listening to her talk about nothing and still be happy. She was a perfect choice. I do miss Jordan more, however, these guys need to get their video person speak more. It is more believable when the actual guy behind the lens puts in their two cents.
some know what is approx the shutter life for this camera acording on Panasonic? i cant find this information, to value the purchase of secondhand...ty
@@TheCameraStoreTV I thought the sound was fine and acceptable. A shotgun would have had too much ambient when the crowd got larger. Besides, the mics sat on top of the jacket collar, so it wasn't muffled under a jacket.
Rustle was from her jacket. Sounded like mic was placed underneath too deeply. Seeing she was wearing a hat, mic could have been laced there. Theatre style.
4K Photo Focus stacking is crap, because you can't get exposure time slower than 1/25 (1/30 in ntsc countries). Fortunately there is focus bracketing on Lumixes, but it's hard to use
i waiting for LX100 mark III which i hope for using 12mp BSI Sensor an audio jack and front flippy screen, plus weather seal, a larger grip, with build in ND filter processor support 4k60fps with no crop!
Guys.. Viewers are less day by day.. u guy deserve more.. with New Camera Reviews u guys should make some Cinematic Movies with that camera too. And make some lessons on that too..
Not enough of an upgrade here to justify buying this MK2.Would prefer to buy the original which you can now pick up for half the price with Panasonics two year warranty.
After 1 year with my LX100ii, I am not happy. USB charging does not work. Autofocus is slow, unreliable and frustrating. Exposure compensation dial is very easily inadvertently knocked out of position (it needs a lock). Menu tree is complex and not intuitive and I often need to refer to the paper booklet manual to find items. Currently looking for a replacement.
I'm sure Jordan was there, but his contract probably prohibited him from appearing on TCSTV :( It would be fun if he made a cameo... or maybe we didn't look hard enough XD
In a way, Jordan is everywhere. Whenever we see camera footage, in a way, Jordan is there filming - just not saying anything (maybe grumbling slightly to himself.)
This is not at all a long term review, as you just list specs of the camera on ice. There is nothing, and I mean nothing mentioned about the user experience on the long run when using the camera.
I don't recommend using any camera without some kind of a "safety belt". Holding this camera with no hand grip while wabbling on skates is asking for trouble. Shooting from a place where losing the camera could hurt somebody below is outright irresponsible. The first thing every responsible photographer should do is attach a hand strip or equivalents to the camera's body.
Super disappointing that the screen doesn't articulate. Why don't the developers get the message?? There are SO many cameras that would have been WAY WAY more popular, if people could use them for blogging. Even just from a tactical perspective, it would be smart, because all the youtube reviewers tend to like cameras with this kind of flexibility, so they are likely to be more positive about it. Not having an articulating screen now, in 2019, seems as dumb as if a new car would be released without and electrical window lift.
Too bad. This is a Leica inspired Micro4/3 sensor compact camera. It is good they kept to the photography first classic design like the Leica M10, CL or Q. For those who want to shoot more videos than photos, they should look elsewhere.
I guess they want people to use the GX800/850 for vlogging. Which i must say is a pretty good deal. Panasonic is giving them for free with some TV's, so it's possible to get a new one for 200-250 Euros.
why would you buy fixed lens camera when for same money you can buy nice body+kit lens and have flexibility.For less money you can buy great mirrorless Sony A6000 or canon sl2.Bottom line this camera is way overpriced what you get for it.What I don't understand why people stick with their brand like its an obligation loyalty..and defend shit products like their lives depend on it. Look around folks lots of great cameras by other makers.You can still buy used great DSLR for fraction of price on ebay and not worry about dust in fixed lens...Personally I like older Canons and Nikons. Love my Nikon D700 a true workhorse
My LX100 can do almost everything my D7100 can do & I carry the LX with me all the time in a pocket or bag. Can't beat the convenience. If I'm doing a planned shoot I'll use my Nikon.
panasonic lumixlx100 very nice camera., nice features/ handy size,.....massive minus tho,..it collects more dust than my mums hoover,...and theres nothing you can do to stop the problem,......unless you never ever get it out of its box,...its shocking really for a camera of that price... images are covered in all sized spots n specks..awful..on the sensor..deep inside the camera,..joke.......apparantly everytime the camera opens/ zoom in / out...its sucks in dust/ pollen etc in the air...brilliant...but you can send to panasonic under warranty, and they clean it.....haha,...then there after pay 200 quid to have it cleaned every 3 months....i think not
Okay so I travel a lot and I’m looking for a compact camera preferably point and shoot as of right now based on videos I’m leaning towards Sony RX100 V can anyone help and give me 1 or 2 more options similar to the Sony RX100 V
What I'm about to say may sound shocking, but having a dedicated hardware switch dedicated to cropping your image for you is actually not that awesome.
So in short: We've tested it for 3 months to find out that there are almost no changes compared to the 1st version and you probably should just buy the old one.
This looks like amateur youtubers early video, who try to promote some shit without even knowing about the product. If you buy camera, buy real camera, not this hipster toy. My phone can do the same job, or even better, plus it's waterproof.
How big is the sensor of your phone? Does it have a zoom lens? Does it have a genuine multi aspect sensor as opposed to just cropping? Does it have a real variable aperture with fully manual control ring? Does your phone have full shutter control on a separate dial? Does your phone allow you to have full external TTL control of flash? When does a camera stop being a camera and become a toy? Why do you have to be so rude and obnoxious?
@@bh69videa A multi aspect sensor allows different aspect rations such as 4:3 , 2:3 , or 16:9 to be recorded at the same resolution. Whereas with cropping you are reducing the resolution of each aspect ratio as you drop from the original sensor size. Gordon Laing explains it really well in his description of how the GH5S uses a multi aspect sensor at www.cameralabs.com/panasonic-lumix-gh5s-review/
I have the original LX100 and love it. I wish Panasonic would add a flip screen, weather sealing and a mic input. They wouldn’t be able to make them fast enough. Oh well I think I am going to stick with my old one.
I got it a while ago, as a second camera next to my A7riii. I was worried I would be disappointed sensor wise. But I grabbed it because I had good experience with the G85 and it looked and felt very good in the hand. While its not the same as a full-frame sensor, it is pretty spectacular once you get used to it. Its now my carry with me camera all the time, great for street, Instagram, and great for macro. Its a real the best camera is the one with you sort of thing.
That's why I want one. I love my Sony a6000 but I don't want to carry it with me into a restaurant or on an outdoor workout. I was concerned I would be disappointed with a smaller sensors image quality especially for portraits. This sounds like a great camera to carry with you just about anywhere.
I bought the original one 4 years ago and it is still my favorite camera the only major downside that still has not be corrected (I checked some amazon reviews) is that even if you take care of your gear the lens will suck some dust inside. It got cleaned once under warranty and then it happened again. Many users had this problem and it really sucks.
I have the original LX100 bought for travel and holidays and it's been so good in producing some very high quality images but recently dust on the sesor has been an issue and on researching this online it seems this is common place which is why I am disapointed this problem has not been addressed in the Mark 2 version with better sealing
Great review though guys you certainly are making this channel your own looking forward to more this year
DP Review had a quote from Panasonic in their review of this camera "There is no additional urethane sealing used but we have a countermeasure to prevent the dust ingress with the LX100M2. There will no longer be a gap when the lens barrel is moving." I agree that the camera should be sealed but it does sound like the problem was addressed to some degree.
@@rreichar1 If it's not sealed, then you could maybe take it out with carefully used vacuum cleaner. I am thinking about this camera, I bought Canon G5X Mark II, but I am disapointed, it has really bad autofocus, exposure measuring acts weird and it have very bad batetty life, do you think that this Panasonic will be better for me? Also, from what I found, it should have 0.7x finder, which is same as on my older G7, while that little canon has tiny 0.5x finder and that's really difference.
I wish more lenses had Aperture control.
Seems like a great travel camera but expensive
I have the original LX100 and it's my travel camera that I've taken everywhere. I never feel like I've missed my Full Frame DSLR when using it. A few new features of the Mark II is nice but not worth the upgrade for me.
I have the original one and apart from the dust on sensor problem like many people seem to have, it has been a very nice camera to use. I would have been very glad to upgrade if the new model had a 5 axis IS, articulated screen, dust proofing..
Haven't used the original LX100 nor this one, but i have to say the images look REALLY nice! Really good for such small pocket camera.
This MK II has some improvements, but not a whole lot for the original users. Makes me think of another similar Panasonic updates, like the 20mm f1.7 II, etc. Very minor updates sometimes.
Ville Mononen I bought it like a month ago. Its very good and most of all very portable.
Settings like this is where you guys shine, great job on the video.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS Remarkable hands-on experience. I NOW WANT this camera after 2 different TH-camrs Suggests it's a great Point & Shoot camera.
I honestly felt that this nine minute long video wasn't much of a review, but more of a regurgitation of this camera's spec sheet. The Panasonic LX100 II was probably the most boring update of 2018 and the comment sections are full of disappointed reactions. Four years is a long time and it's still the same body, same lens, fixed screen, video recording remains an afterthought, now with a bigger crop factor you only see AFTER you press record (?) and there's no mic jack, even though the body is definitely big enough. I would rather grab a used original for 1/3 of the price and practically get the same camera.
yep is like they went with a Canon style "upgrade' lol
Well don't forget the 4k crops even more than the original. Can't forget that one.
Jari Perho my original LX100 is headed for cleaning this week. The sensor is so dirty it’s a disaster. I though one benefit to a fixed lens camera is no dirt on the sensor. I wish Panasonic would weather seal future updates of this camera.
Your 100% right, but you get what you paid for.
shaolin95, or a Sony downgrade.
I own 3 Nikon DSLR bodies, 9 lenses and a P7800 (which I recently said goodbye to). 3 years ago I was intrigued with the LX100 and bought one. Glad I did. For a street camera it excels outdoors, quick autofocus and one handed operation is easy with a wrist strap. For low light situations I still go to my D750, but the LX suits my purpose. Image quality outdoors is outstanding with the 4/3 processor and leica glass. I won't go into great detail but for less than the price of most lenses, it's well worth it. I pretty much stayed away from the mirrorless war. That being said, as good as the LX100 is, I can only begin to imagine what the S1r will be like when it's released later this year.
I came close to buying the original LX100 but bought the even smaller GM5.
Love that camera. Wish they would make an update.
I love the GM1 even more (have both). I always wish they'd continue the GM series, eventhough GX cameras looks nice aswell. GM is just smaller, and i prefer that.
I love my GM1 and GM5. When they assured me there wouldn't be an update I threw a table over.
@@niccollsvideo Heheh! Alright Chris. Well, we'll see about the future then.
@@niccollsvideo you would have said sorry to it after.
When they dropped the GM line I was hoping they would still make a high end super compact under the GX line.... GX8 large (ish) GX80 medium and GX800 super compact (with upgraded viewfinder and tilt screen)
Sigh.
@@niccollsvideo Make the GM5 great again!
I liked the review, but I wish the camera was more feature-rich. They did the same thing they did with the GX9. FWIW, though, I've printed road-side advertising with pictures taken with my GX85, so there's definitely enough resolution there for large applications. Don't let the hype fool you. Just a few years ago, 16MPX was only available to the highest tier of pro DSLRs.
It's equivalent to a full frame 24-75/3.4-5.6. Pretty good.
Great job guys love the new hosts.
Many thanks, very good review. I have the camera it is great 👍..!!
I have the original Leica version... really enjoy the manual controls. 👍🏼 and wish I was there skating with you!
Enjoyed the review and location. Good information well presented. A bit nostalgic for me...many years ago when I lived in Calgary I broke my ankle skating at the Bowness Park Lagoon. Thank you.
Great video guys, I really love this format. You helped me decide to buy this camera
I think you need to plan your reviews better. Chris would have started with key features, updates, talked about downsides / limitations, then dove into the tech.
I would have mentioned the manual vs easy access to the I auto mode very first thing as this is a family compact / one parent knows what they are doing in manual camera.
.... and don’t forget, the sensor does not have a ‘Low Pass Filter’ making it (all things equal) very similar to Panasonic GX9 with respect to image quality. Indeed, I have both cameras, but the GX9 has top-of-the-range Panasonic Leica DG lenses .... for other photography applications. I use the Panasonic LX100 II is for hiking/backpacking - ideal camera!
However, still an excellent video! Thanks.
I'm planning to buy this camera for a hiking/backpacking trip. did this camera have a dust issue during your hiking/backpacking trip? I'm so concerned about it since everyone complaining about the dust issue...
The original LX 100 has a very nice lens, with a very nice picture quality. I believe its the same case with version II
Sure looks like my GX85 -- same buttons, it looks like. But the GX85 has flip up LCD and interchangeable lens. I find it still convenient to carry. Dave sounds more Canadian, eh, in this video. Maybe the ice skates bring it out.
I have the Leica version (D-LUX Typ 109) of the original LX100. While I love the camera, sensor dust is a serious issue. Every time the lens extends or contracts, it creates a vacuum that sucks in dust, no matter how careful you are. I'm very disappointed this was not addressed in the Mark II. Nevertheless, the images are superb as long as you don't use the digital zoom too far beyond the optical zoom of 75mm. If you do, the fall-off in resolution is very noticeable as the images can get mushy at the long end. Today in 2019, comparing the Mark II or Leica version to what else is available beyond a 1inch sensor and at a similar price point, I'd go with the Fujifilm X100F.
According to the mfr. they did improve dust resistance.
My concern is the retractable lens system. I own a ZS50 and dirt gets on the sensor and now my lens has problems.
Hi I really need some help and advice please. I would like to buy a compact camera with a good zoom, good video, picture quality, touch screen if possible, anti shake as I have a small tremor and RA in my hands but I really would like to buy one and finally take nice photos of birds, family so fast moving, night shots and would like to photo water that looks like foggy/steamy if you know what I mean. I am a pensioner (in my 70s so a young pensioner), so cannot afford a lot. I bought an Olympus Pen 10 camera just before the pandemic but then we could not go out. But trying it on birds in the garden and horses in the field where I lived, I realised with these hands not a good idea to have to keep changing lens. Could you please point me in the right direction please. I live in Uk. Many thanks.
Best of luck to the new hosts!
John M Flores Dave lacks that showmanship Chris is good at, but then he also lacks the narcissistic pretty-boy side that Chris also has, and that is a nice change. However, Evelyn is so gorgeous that I could spend hours just listening to her talk about nothing and still be happy. She was a perfect choice. I do miss Jordan more, however, these guys need to get their video person speak more. It is more believable when the actual guy behind the lens puts in their two cents.
Panasonic LX100 was, and always the best compact camera for the money. Big sensor and a pretty good zoom lens to boot.
no doubt as good as the 1st version with slightly better sensor capabilities however no articulation with screen makes many of us stay away.
Is this camera LX100 II and the Leica D-Lux 7 essentially the same camera?
some know what is approx the shutter life for this camera acording on Panasonic? i cant find this information, to value the purchase of secondhand...ty
i ve this camera, and iit is a great camera. super videos and great photo.
Thanks for the review! As always, enjoy your #filmstimulation.
shoulda just used a shotgun mic, those jackets kill the audio ;(
They really did. Sorry about that
@@TheCameraStoreTV I thought the sound was fine and acceptable. A shotgun would have had too much ambient when the crowd got larger. Besides, the mics sat on top of the jacket collar, so it wasn't muffled under a jacket.
Rustle was from her jacket. Sounded like mic was placed underneath too deeply. Seeing she was wearing a hat, mic could have been laced there. Theatre style.
4K Photo Focus stacking is crap, because you can't get exposure time slower than 1/25 (1/30 in ntsc countries). Fortunately there is focus bracketing on Lumixes, but it's hard to use
i waiting for LX100 mark III
which i hope for using 12mp BSI Sensor
an audio jack and front flippy screen, plus weather seal, a larger grip, with build in ND filter
processor support 4k60fps with no crop!
Guys.. Viewers are less day by day.. u guy deserve more.. with New Camera Reviews u guys should make some Cinematic Movies with that camera too. And make some lessons on that too..
I believe they should at the very least film the review with the same model camera !!
is the video in low light is good
Not enough of an upgrade here to justify buying this MK2.Would prefer to buy the original which you can now pick up for half the price with Panasonics two year warranty.
The original is still a very solid option. I don't blame you.
Nice review 🇨🇦.
Guys nice job Lovely camera would be cool it it had great zoom
After 1 year with my LX100ii, I am not happy. USB charging does not work. Autofocus is slow, unreliable and frustrating. Exposure compensation dial is very easily inadvertently knocked out of position (it needs a lock). Menu tree is complex and not intuitive and I often need to refer to the paper booklet manual to find items. Currently looking for a replacement.
Again as in GX9, the new model has an overly aggressive 4K cropping at 1.34 vs. 1.1 in the original. A serious downgrade.
Hows the lens optical stabilisation...?
OK but not great.
This is a very interesting product
Image quality quite nice???
I'm sure Jordan was there, but his contract probably prohibited him from appearing on TCSTV :(
It would be fun if he made a cameo... or maybe we didn't look hard enough XD
In a way, Jordan is everywhere. Whenever we see camera footage, in a way, Jordan is there filming - just not saying anything (maybe grumbling slightly to himself.)
no articulated screen?!?!?! no wayyyy
wish g7x mkiii comes out soon
Camera work is excellent skating backwards
In the UK we would not dare take a camera on to ice (due to the high probability of falling flat on our faces)
This is not at all a long term review, as you just list specs of the camera on ice. There is nothing, and I mean nothing mentioned about the user experience on the long run when using the camera.
No articulating screen and no pop-up flash. That's tough to overlook on a camera of this type.
Who else clicked on the Yes option at 4:22 ? :)
On the picture quality side did you notice any difference between MI & MII ?
The ii is sharper with the higher res. 17mp vs 12mp. And, the new processing gave the jpegs nicer colour out of camera.
I don't recommend using any camera without some kind of a "safety belt". Holding this camera with no hand grip while wabbling on skates is asking for trouble.
Shooting from a place where losing the camera could hurt somebody below is outright irresponsible. The first thing every responsible photographer should do is attach a hand strip or equivalents to the camera's body.
Didn't she keep saying RX100 instead of LX100?
I purchased this camera at a thrift store and at first I thought of it as a toy, boy was I wrong
Articulating screen is just another thing to break, people wanted touch screen which is odd seeing as people buy this for it's easy manual control
It looks really cold there
Where is it made? Nice video.
This one or Olympus Pen e-pl9???
Heard the focus of Panasonic isn’t that good.
nice
Super disappointing that the screen doesn't articulate. Why don't the developers get the message?? There are SO many cameras that would have been WAY WAY more popular, if people could use them for blogging. Even just from a tactical perspective, it would be smart, because all the youtube reviewers tend to like cameras with this kind of flexibility, so they are likely to be more positive about it. Not having an articulating screen now, in 2019, seems as dumb as if a new car would be released without and electrical window lift.
Too bad. This is a Leica inspired Micro4/3 sensor compact camera. It is good they kept to the photography first classic design like the Leica M10, CL or Q. For those who want to shoot more videos than photos, they should look elsewhere.
I guess they want people to use the GX800/850 for vlogging. Which i must say is a pretty good deal. Panasonic is giving them for free with some TV's, so it's possible to get a new one for 200-250 Euros.
The camera can be controlled by bluetooth from a tablet or phone.
My favorite camera to carry.
why would you buy fixed lens camera when for same money you can buy nice body+kit lens and have flexibility.For less money you can buy great mirrorless Sony A6000 or canon sl2.Bottom line this camera is way overpriced what you get for it.What I don't understand why people stick with their brand like its an obligation loyalty..and defend shit products like their lives depend on it.
Look around folks lots of great cameras by other makers.You can still buy used great DSLR for fraction of price on ebay and not worry about dust in fixed lens...Personally I like older Canons and Nikons. Love my Nikon D700 a true workhorse
Ruben Sahakian I find it weird that people still think DSLRs are a thing.
@@MadebyJester why ? it works fine, has (usually) better ergonomy and the same image quality, battery holds for longer time ...
My LX100 can do almost everything my D7100 can do & I carry the LX with me all the time in a pocket or bag. Can't beat the convenience. If I'm doing a planned shoot I'll use my Nikon.
panasonic lumixlx100 very nice camera., nice features/ handy size,.....massive minus tho,..it collects more dust than my mums hoover,...and theres nothing you can do to stop the problem,......unless you never ever get it out of its box,...its shocking really for a camera of that price... images are covered in all sized spots n specks..awful..on the sensor..deep inside the camera,..joke.......apparantly everytime the camera opens/ zoom in / out...its sucks in dust/ pollen etc in the air...brilliant...but you can send to panasonic under warranty, and they clean it.....haha,...then there after pay 200 quid to have it cleaned every 3 months....i think not
Have mine for 2+ years and use it few times a week no problem with a dust on the sensor
Mine once sucked in a tiny mite while on a trip to Kyoto. I was horrified when I saw it climbing inside the lens' outer glass element.
Okay so I travel a lot and I’m looking for a compact camera preferably point and shoot as of right now based on videos I’m leaning towards Sony RX100 V can anyone help and give me 1 or 2 more options similar to the Sony RX100 V
Good !!! ^_^
What I'm about to say may sound shocking, but having a dedicated hardware switch dedicated to cropping your image for you is actually not that awesome.
Awesome or not, I use it all the time
hm with that money it's better to get sony a6500, so much better
So in short: We've tested it for 3 months to find out that there are almost no changes compared to the 1st version and you probably should just buy the old one.
To get beautiful photos you do need to live in a beautiful locale like Canada....
It has no flash.
it comes with an external flash (at least the Mk 1 did - I presume this one does too
What a Advertisement it is!
Where TF is Chris????
Juan Alvarado they now work with DP Review.
deported to japan
forget the camera. She is cute! ;-)
Where are the old guys?
They are now on the dpreview youtubechannel
Too expensive?
What a disappointing upgrade over the original LX100, they didn't even upgrade that crappy 16:9 field-sequential EVF.. and it's overpriced imo
Almost an upgrade of fuji x70
Who are these people. Where's the chubby guy and the Asian?
Chubby guy?!
Over at DPReview.
Ouch! Feeling indignant on Jordan’s behalf. The interwebs has too many mean people. Let’s see you in front of a camera, AnimalStomper.
STUPID REVIEW. REVIEWING CAMERA BUT NEVER SHOWED HOW IT FILMS.
Hauwei P20 gives much much better shots.
Rather watch the dude that did the LX100 reviews. Ugh.
The old hosts are over at DP Review's channel now. They still do camera reviews if you like their style. :)
Just buy Fuji
Can't... see... camera. To cute girl. Remove please. ;)
Very cute girl … Please do not remove !!!!!!!!!!
This looks like amateur youtubers early video, who try to promote some shit without even knowing about the product.
If you buy camera, buy real camera, not this hipster toy. My phone can do the same job, or even better, plus it's waterproof.
How big is the sensor of your phone? Does it have a zoom lens? Does it have a genuine multi aspect sensor as opposed to just cropping? Does it have a real variable aperture with fully manual control ring? Does your phone have full shutter control on a separate dial? Does your phone allow you to have full external TTL control of flash?
When does a camera stop being a camera and become a toy?
Why do you have to be so rude and obnoxious?
Wow. This is really a stupid statement 😳
@@PaulAmyes what's difference between croppping and "genuine multi aspect sensor" ?
@@bh69videa A multi aspect sensor allows different aspect rations such as 4:3 , 2:3 , or 16:9 to be recorded at the same resolution. Whereas with cropping you are reducing the resolution of each aspect ratio as you drop from the original sensor size. Gordon Laing explains it really well in his description of how the GH5S uses a multi aspect sensor at www.cameralabs.com/panasonic-lumix-gh5s-review/
@@PaulAmyes thank you - so it's a bit bigger sensor that allows all formats to be in their maximum size.