Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX100 sensor review: Potent point-and-shoot
Introduction Specification and FeaturesPanasonic’s range of LX-series compacts have long garnered praise for their build and image quality, but interest in premium compacts has shifted to models featuring larger sensors. So the introduction of the LX100 featuring a Micro-Four-Thirds sensor usually found in the firm’s mirrorless models is somewhat unexpected.While slightly larger than previous LX models, it remains compact and features a collapsible Leica 24-75mm equivalent f1.7-2.8 zoom and a built-in 2,764k-dot EVF, which, curiously, the firm says covers the gamut of Adobe RGB. In addition to the sloping rangefinder top-plate, it has manual mechanical controls,