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Fun with Leica Compact Cameras

dave.gt

dave.gt

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Looks like a very relaxing place to be.:)

I could use a walk in the forest like yours! The D-Lux 7 is perfect for that!(y)
 
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KeithDM

KeithDM

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dave.gt said:
Looks like a very relaxing place to be.:)

I could use a walk in the forest like that! The D-Lux 7 is perfect for that!(y)
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Thanks, Dave - indeed it is. Luckily for us the wood is just a few minutes traffic-free walk from the front door. A delight in this morning's spell of sunshine - and we were home just before a deluge arrived!
 
dave.gt

dave.gt

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Just in case anyone is wondering, the Leica compact cameras hold their own when compared to other excellent cameras when doing stills.

Leica X1:
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Nikon D850:
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These two images were just hours apart.:)
 
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dave.gt

dave.gt

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Hausen said:
Does the Q2 qualify as a Leica compact. I got the Q2 as a hiking camera so I wouldn't be tempted to lug my 907x + multiple lenses on 3 days hikes like this one on Routeburn Track, NZ. This is Lake MacKenzie early morning on day 2 of the hike.


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Absolutely! Thanks for sharing, and the essence of compact cameras is exactly what you have described regarding a 3-day hike!:):):)

Love that photo!
 
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