Panasonic Lumix DC-LX100 II Digital Camera

Key Features: Panasonic LUMIX DMC-LX100 II Digital Camera

• Flexibility to shoot a diverse range of subjects: street, landscapes, portraits and low-light shooting
• Large Micro Four Thirds 17-megapixel multi-aspect-sensor (when 4:3)
• Leica DC Vario-Summilux 24-75mm lens with f/1.7 fast aperture for gorgeous bokeh
• New touch-sensitive screen for more flexibility and creativity
• 4K Video and 4K Photo modes: extract the perfect moment as 8MP stills directly in the camera
• High-resolution (2764k-dot) Live View Finder, offering a 100% field of view
• High speed burst shooting at 11 fps (AFS) / 5.5 fps (AFC)
• Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity for quick and easy image sharing
• USB charging for power boosts on the move
• New Monochrome Photo Styles
• 3cm Macro Shot

 In addition to 1.6 times the imaging area of a 1-inch sensor, the large 4/3-inch MOS sensor of the LUMIX offers a wide dynamic range and low noise for excellent results when you use a high sensitivity setting.

With effective megapixels raised to 17m and no low-pass filter to get in the way, the sensor works more effectively with the lens than ever to deliver incredible resolution from a compact camera.

The LEICA DC lens integrated with the LUMIX LX100 II boasts a wide F1.7 aperture at the wide-angle end and F2.8 at the telephoto end for natural-looking bokeh, and a allowing a high shutter speed for effective low-light photography. The versatile focal range allows you to take many types of photographs, from 24mm equ. at wide-angle for dynamic landscapes to 75mm equ. for artistic portraits. Together, the lens and large sensor deliver outstanding image quality, while the compact body makes the LUMIX LX100 II easy to carry and use.

The sensor of the LUMIX LX100 II supports multiple aspect ratios. A dedicated switch on the lens barrel allows you to switch intuitively between aspect ratios (4:3, 3:2, and 16:9) and enjoy composing shots with complete freedom.

The aperture ring is turned with the left hand, the shutter speed dial with the right. When you point the camera and look through the viewfinder, your right hand naturally finds the exposure compensation dial.

Seeming to follow your intention every time you set up a shot, the LUMIX LX100 II interacts with you in a way that make sense and makes photography more satisfying. Further, you can set the function of the control ring on the lens barrel to either zoom or focus.

L. Monochrome D is a new monochrome mode in Photo Style that features even finer gradations. Along with Monochrome and L. Monochrome, it gives you the dynamic control to help take black-and-white expressiveness to the next level. In addition, each of these modes can be combined with Grain Effect at Low, Standard, or High level. The unique 4K PHOTO feature allows you capture the perfect moment by selecting a frame from a video sequence shot at 30 fps and saving it as an 8mp high-resolution imag

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