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October 2014
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133 Tests
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Die Autoren gefallen
Tolle Bildqualität
Exzellente Ausstattung
Langer 16-fach Zoom
Hochwertig verarbeitetes Gehäuse
Dank vieler Tasten und Rädchen sehr gute Bedienung
Überkomplette Ausstattung mit fast allen Schikanen
Lichtstarkes Objektiv mit rasantem Autofokus
Sehr gute Bildqualität bis ISO 800
Gute bei 1.600 und brauchbare bei 3
Exzellente Bildqualität bei niedrigen und mittleren ISO-Werten (für eine Kompaktkamera)
Sehr gute Bildqualität selbst bei höheren ISO-Werten (für eine Kompaktkamera)
Sehr lichtstarkes 3
1-fach-Zoomobjektiv von Leica (F1
7 bis F2
8)
Mit 24mm sehr guter
Hohe Bildqualität
Guter elektronischer Sucher
Viele Einstellmöglichkeiten
Bildqualität
Elektronischer Sucher
WLAN
NFC
Autofokus Schnappschuss-tauglich
Serienaufnahme flott
Viele Direkttasten
Ultra-HD-Video
Die Autoren nicht gefallen hat
Kein UHS-II-Support
120-fps-Zeitlupen nur in 720p
Objektiv mit deutlich abfallender Auflösung am Bildrand
Unbeweglicher Bildschirm ohne Touchfunktion
Keine Verriegelung von Blendenring und Belichtungszeitrad in Automatikposition
Für eine Kompaktkamera schon sehr groß (passt nicht in eine Hosentasche)
"Nur" 3
1 fach optisches Zoom (hiermit kann man sich jedoch anfreunden)
Die Tasten fallen teilweise sehr klein aus und liegen plan im Gehäuse
Veröffentlicht: 2016-11-23, Autor: Jeff , Testbericht von: dpreview.com
Zusammenfassung: The enthusiast compact market has exploded over the last couple of years, with several manufacturers offering a product with 1"-type sensors. Most of these cameras are small (and sometimes pocketable) and feature fast (but short) lenses. They also vary in...
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Veröffentlicht: 2016-06-20, Autor: Sean , Testbericht von: tomsguide.com
Beautiful and durable retro design, supersharp 4K video, quick autofocus, great color and detail in photos, solid low-light performance, superclear electronic viewfinder
Rear LCD is not a touch screen, no external mic jack, lacks built-in flash
In short, no camera has everything, but the LX100 offers a better mix of portability, build quality, image quality and video performance than you will find in any camera near this price. The advanced controls are easy to access; colors and details are nua...
Veröffentlicht: 2016-04-17, Autor: Rex , Testbericht von: 4k.com
Impressive low light performance, Superb image quality in majority of conditions, Top of the line 4K video capability, Excellent price, Useful remote smartphone application
Too many physical buttons and dials, No touch screen, Red cast at higher ISO, Slow startup
The LX100 is a top of the line point-and-shoot camera for intermediate and professional photographers. It is stuffed full of features while maintaining a relatively compact design. Image and video quality is superb and 4K video shooting is on par with Pa...
Zusammenfassung: While most of the cameras in this category fall within the relatively narrow $500-$800 range (with a few exceptions), products in this roundup vary quite a bit in terms of sensor size, number and type of control points, zoom range, video capabilities and...
Veröffentlicht: 2015-05-26, Autor: George , Testbericht von: shutterbug.com
Zusammenfassung: The Panasonic LX100 is an integrated lens camera with an MFT sensor and a 3.1x zoom lens. The retro-style camera has numerous function buttons and setup dials/lens rings that help the user change image parameters quickly and easily. The electronic viewfin...
Excellent image quality, large sensor for a compact camera, fast and sharp Leica lens, decent battery life, superb ergonomics, sharp EVF
No touch or tilt LCD, flash is a separate piece, a bit large for the pocket
No surprise: the Panasonic Lumix LX100 isn't perfect. Nothing is of course, especially not tech products. But it's nonetheless a miracle of technology that allows me to forget the technology and focus on creativity. The direct manual controls, excellent e...
Zusammenfassung: The New Pocket Camera of ChoiceThere is a problem in the camera industry, and only a few companies rise above the rest to overcome it. What is that problem, you ask? It is that most camera are designed by engineers, not photographers. What this means is t...
Veröffentlicht: 2015-01-21, Autor: Jim , Testbericht von: pcmag.com
Large image sensor. Wide aperture zoom lens. Sharp EVF. Top-notch high ISO performance. Speedy autofocus. 11.3fps burst shooting. Excellent control layout. 4K video capture with 4K photo mode. Integrated Wi-Fi. Hot shoe.
Expensive. Bulky. Overactive video autofocus. Sensor resolution limits detail. No built-in flash. Fixed LCD doesn't support touch input. Lacks microphone input
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX100 is an ambitious compact camera with a big sensor, a wide-aperture lens, and 4K video recording, but it falls just short of top honors....
Veröffentlicht: 2015-01-20, Autor: Michael , Testbericht von: gizmodo.com
The best balance of small size and terrific performance thanks to a fixed large-aperture lens and a superb micro four-thirds sensor, Advertisement, Faster autofocus than the competition, Incredibly detailed 4K recording makes it one of the best compacts f
The relatively short zoom reach can feel limiting if you're used to smaller-sensor point-and-shoots with long optical zoom, Advertisement, Advertisement, It lacks a tilting LCD screen, making it harder to get shots from above and below eye-level, Controls
Yes. I would recommend the LX100 to damn-near everyone. The only thing its not great for is telephoto shooting, which requires an interchangeable system or a much larger superzoom. $900 is a tough proposition for many of us, and certainly you dont need...
