Leica 18326 7 Megapixel C-Lux 2 Compact Digital Camera - Silver Leica 18326 7 Megapixel C-Lux 2 Compact Digital Camera - Silver
Price : $399.00
Features :
  1. Includes - Battery charger, battery, 64 MB SD memory card, AV cable, USB cable, AC cable, wrist strap, CD-ROM with software (Adobe Photoshop Elements 3/4/5, Quicktime Movieplayer)
  2. Leica DC VARIO-ELMARIT Lens f/2.8-5.6/4.6-16.4 mm ASPH
  3. 2.5-inch TFT 207K Color Display
  4. Up to 3072x2304 Resolution, 848x480 at 30 fps - We recommend purchasing a 1GB SD Memory Card for practical usage
  5. File formats - Still pictures JPEG (Fine/Standard), Video QuickTime Motion JPEG

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The Lecia C-Lux 2 Compact Digital Camera is small enough to fit in your pocket. Its elegant exterior design is unmistakable and matches a standard of optics & digital technology. The high-speed wide-angle 28 mm zoom lens lets you take stunning, space-grabbing shots. The optical image stabilizer and the intelligent exposure control prevent camera shake, ensuring optimum definition. The extra large 2.5-inch display guarantees carefree photography with high-quality results. 2 or 10 seconds self timer Up to 300 pictures (CIPA Standard) Battery Capacity Flash modes - Automatic flash on with or without pre-flash (to reduce red-eye), manual flash on (fill-in flash),SLOW for slower shutter speeds (with pre-flash), flash off Flash range - Auto 0.6-5.0 m (wide-angle), 0.3-2.0 m (telephoto), In high-sensitivity mode 0.8-5.7 m (wide-angle), 0.8-2.8 m (telephoto) Scene Modes - Portrait, soft skin, landscape, sport, night portrait, night landscape, starry sky, fireworks, food, party, candlelight, baby 1, baby 2, pets, sunset, high sensitivity, beach, snow, aerial, underwater Shutter Speed - 8-1/2000 seconds in fully automatic mode, 15, 30, 60 seconds in Starry sky mode, 1/30 s -1/6400 seconds in video mode Dimensions - Width 3.7 x Height 2 x Depth 0.9 inches (94.9 x 51.9 x 22 mm) Weight - 132 grams (4.6 ounces) without battery and memory card / 154 grams (5.4 ounces) with battery and SD memory card

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Leica M8.2 10.3MP 2.5 Leica M8.2 10.3MP 2.5" LCD Display (Black Paint) Compact Digital Camera
Price : $5,995.00

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Leica M8.2 Black Paint 10.3MP Digital Rangefinder Camera

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Leica C-LUX 1 6MP Digital Camera with 3.6x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom (Black) Leica C-LUX 1 6MP Digital Camera with 3.6x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom (Black)
Price : $545.00
Features :
  1. Compact digital camera with 6-megapixel CCD for photo-quality 14 x 19 prints
  2. 3.6x image-stabilized optical zoom (28 to 102mm equivalent in 35mm format)
  3. High-resolution 2.5-inch LCD display; high-sensitivity setting up to ISO 1600
  4. Elegant and rugged metal body with black finish; built-in SD memory card slot
  5. Measures 3.68 x 2.12 x 0.94 inches (W x H x D); 3-year passport warranty

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The LEICA C-LUX 1 is an engagingly attractive companion with a fashionably compact form factor. Having a basic outline of only 5 x 10 cm, it's a camera you'll want to take with you wherever you go. Its elegant exterior is complemented by cutting-edge technology: 6-megapixel capture, ultra short shutter delay, precise autofocus measurement, and a generous selection of scene modes make it ideal for taking great pictures effortlessly. Whether you're on the beach, on a stroll through narrow streets, or in your favorite restaurant - the C-Lux 1 will capture all those precious moments you want to remember in stunning, true-to-life color and detail.

Customer Review :

The Perfect Carry Camera

When my Canon Sureshot developed problems on a recent trip to Morocco, I purchased the Leica D-LUX 1 in the Amsterdam Airport Duty Free area. Despite the fact that the box contained four owners manuals, all in languages that weren't English, the camera was quickly familiar to me, extremely intuitive, and a fantastic thing to have stumbled upon. I purchased it for the brand name, and because I'd never seen a Leica digital camera, so I can't take credit for careful research before purchase, but boy does it take beautiful pictures. I love the wider angle lens, the crisp, rich images, the long-lasting battery, and its fantastic compactness. It easily slips in a shirt pocket if necessary, and although I used it constantly while working in rugged terrain in the Atlas Mountains ( film shoot) it functioned perfectly, and became the envy of the set as well. Let's face it, in addition to everything else, it's just downright beautiful.

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Tiny Leica Performer

I bought this camera to augment my Nikon D-200, (which I love), although it is too big to tote around casually. But the Leica c lux is almost too small! It is smaller than it looks in the pictures, about the sixe of my cell phone, but packs a punch. The shutter is slower and takes some getting used to, but it catches inages with superb clarity and is very easy to use and carry. I passed on the $70 Leica case and opted for one by SONY for $22, and I carry it on my belt like a phone. I wore it while playing golf this morning and came back with sixty images. The battery lasts a long time, maybe 4 hours, and the camera quickly darts back and forth between modes. As for whether the Panasonic is just as good, sorry. The build quality of the Leica is far above the Panasonic version, and it is a real gem to look at and handle. It has re-energized my love of photography, and I will continue to carry it at all times to capture the kinds of pictures that i used to miss.

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Flexible features, excellent quality.

The Leica C-LUX 1 is a little pricey, but you get an excellent, solid camera, easy to use right out of the box. I'm 70 years old and was dead set against getting a digital camera ("you can't teach an old dog to do new tricks" school of thought) But this camera sold itself. I use a photoelectric (no cord) slave flash if I need more flash, although the on-camera flash seems adequate for a small room. The manual is easy to follow for starting to take pictures, And there is further instruction for the great variety of applications this camera is able to perform. I have the black one, although there is a silver body available. I bought the "kit" which included an extra rechargable battery and a very nice leather case for under $70.00. Picture quality is outstanding due to the incredible quality of the Leica lens and good programmed exposure and distance controls. At my age, I think this is probably a "lifetime" purchase, but who needs more for the next 50 years?

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Great experience

I looked at a lot of options to replace a great Canon digicam. Having started my love of photography as an analog SLR user, I have grown to enjoy the spontaneous photos I get with a point and shoot digital camera. In the end I decided against a "bigger" camera and chose the Leica for the wider lense, the image stabilization and, yes, the prestige of the brand.

Like any camera this size, or any size for that matter, the brighter the conditions, the better the shot. The Leica C Lux takes fantastic shots in sunlight and I haven't been displeased with shots captured with the flash or in lower light. It's a great looking little camera, and I've really enjoyed being able to slip it in my pocket. My ultimate decision was that I could have a larger camera that takes amazing pictures, but I'd never get the chance without the camera with me, or a great little camera that get very good shots, but gets them everytime because it is always with me.

For brand snobs, this is certainly the camera to get. It is quite a head turner among folks who know the brand and I am often presented with the question of "what kind of camera is that" when I whip it out. That's either a turn on or a turnoff. I'd recommend choosing the camera for its wide lense, motion control and native ability to shoot in 16:9.

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Leica C-LUX 1 6MP Digital Camera with 3.6x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom (Black)

A great camera for my highly cafinated hands!
Highly Intuitive menuing system allows you to use EVERY feature!
Couldn't possibly be happier with this purchase!
Highest Marks!
Purchase and delivery was as promised and hastle free!


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Questions & Answers
Question : Does anyone know if the Panasonic Lumix DMC-L1 digital camera has a true leica lens?
Does anyone know if the Panasonic Lumix DMC-L1 digital camera has a true leica lens?

Answer:
Yes, it does, http://www.dpreview.com/news/0602/06022609panasonicdmcl1.asp

 

Question : How good is Leica Digilux 3 digital camera?
How good is Leica Digilux 3 digital camera?

Answer:
Top point and shoot camera; great lens and photos will not disappoint. For around the same money you can buy entry level DSLR but unless you particularly want a relatively large camera your Leica is good option. Is it the best value for money, probably not. An alternate choice might be looking at the top end Point and Shoot Panasonic cameras that actualy use under license the Leica lenses and add an incredible range of features not found on the Leica Digilux. You have good taste in cameras. Hope helpful.

 

Question : Why won't digital camera makers put the big SLR sensors in compact cameras?
I don't mind paying the full SLR price tag for the convenience of a smaller portable camera. I know that Leica and Sigma have proven that it can be done. Why don't all the inexpensive Japanese makers do this? I just want the noise-free pics of an SLR without the extra size.

Answer:
Micro Four-Thirds (Olympus & Panasonic): http://four-thirds.org/en/microft/ Micro 4/3 is what people call "EVIL" (Electronic Viewfinder Interchangeable Lens). It's like a DSLR but without the bulk of the mirror box, pentaprism/pentamirror, and phase-detection AF mirror/sensor/chamber. What you end up with is a smaller flange focal distance which means the bodies can and will be extremely compact. The entire system allows for interchangeable lenses, maybe fixed lenses, with a full Four-Thirds sensor. More information on mFT is expected to be released during Photokina. Leica? IIRC, Leica's compact cameras are rebranded and tweaked Panasonic Lumix cameras. Sigma is the only manufacturer brave enough to pack a APS-C into a compact body AFAIK (Sigma DP-1).

 

Question : Which SLR digital camera: Nikon or Leica?
I'm looking at either Nikon D200 or Leica M8: any feedback? One thing is I would rather have manual focus as I get sick of the camera deciding what I want to focus. Also, Leica M8's body is cheaper, but the lenses are more expensive: I like fixed lenses better than getting a range. Any feedback is appreciated!

Answer:
The Leica M8 is not a DSLR. It is a coupled digital rangefinder with interchangeable lenses. It is manual focus only. The M8 body is approximately $5,500.00; the D200 body is approximately $1,400.00. The D200 was introduced in 2005 so it is obsolete by electronic technology standards. IMO you should consider the latest from Sony and Pentax in the DSLR line. Both have their image stabilization in the body and have dust removal for the sensor. The Sony A100*, 200, 300 and 700 can use every Minolta Maxxum AF lenses made since 1985. They also use many of the accessories for the Maxxum series and most all accessories for the Konica-Minolta D5 & D7 DSLR cameras. Sony is expected to release a full-frame (24mmX36mm) sensor camera in late 2008 or early 2009. All those wonderful Maxxum lenses will be perfect for it since they were designed for 35mm film cameras. The Pentax K100D Super*, K10D, K20D can use every K-mount lens made since 1975 plus every AF K-mount lens made. It also has dust removal for the sensor. Since the pre-AF lenses are manual focus you should like that. I'm a little unclear as to your reference to "fixed lenses". I'm guessing you mean fixed focal length (aka prime lenses) instead of zoom lenses. Although I have 3 zoom lenses in my arsenal (28-85mm, 35-70mm & 70-210mm) I agree that your best results are from prime lenses. * The A100 and K100D Super may have been discontinued with the introduction of the newer models. They should, therefore, be available at reduced prices.

 

Question : I bought new digital camera and now I don't know how to get pictures to the eBay listing. Any Help?
Camera Leica D Lux 2, comes with Photoshop 6.0 software, which is confusing. Picture is too big and takes forever to download to my listing. The Photoshop page is hard for me to follow. I am used to Intel . How do I get the pictures to a file and then to the eBay listing. I need a step by step instruction . I could not find the picture after I thought I put it in the file I wanted. Then somehow it came up on the listing after a very long wait to download that picture. I think I have to take the picture at the smallest setting. I can't find help anywhere. I would like to just take the picture, then put immediately on the listing, then delete from camera and eliminate the picture being stored in a file. Can I do that? and How ?

Answer:
Hi... go to ebay.com and then, under the search box there's an option that says 'advanced search.' It will take you to another page.. then, on the left side, there's an option for search by seller.. put in my seller name which is "thestickandrudder" just the way it's spelt here. Contact me through ebay and mention this question you left on yahoo.. I'll then get in touch with you and give you some step-by-step instructions on how to download and edit your photos, decreasing the size, and uploading them to ebay. Cheers!

 

Question : Leica point and shoot digital camera?
Can someone tell me where Leica's P/S are made? Are they better than other brands? I'm looking for a really good P/S, not like the toys from Nikon. Many thanks!

Answer:
Leica P&S cameras are made by Panasonic as others have already said. They are probably better than Panasonic brands since Leica would specify the manufacturering standards to be applied, but it's not right to assume that they are better than all cameras including "toys" from Nikon. Leica doesn't need to build the best P&S cameras. It has a well known reputation world wide so people will buy their products whether they're good or not. The name does the selling not the quality I was seriously considering a Leica range finder for $5000 a while back. I was seduced by the name and the alleged quality. By the time I was done I realized that this camera didn't really do much at all, it wasn't better built and the pictures it took weren't among the most outstanding on the market at all. In fact the reviews were not complimentary at all. It's no different with their P&S cameras. So I bought a Nikon toy, the D200 instead for $1,600. What's interesting is that the Nikon is better built than the Leica rangefinder and its so richly functional I am consistently getting outstanding images many of which I would never have gotten from the Leica because it doesn't provide the tools and functions needed even though it's three times the price. If you need to impress your friends then by all means buy the Leica but just keep in mind you'll impress them with the camera but not necessariily with the pictures it will take. There are better cameras on the market from Canon and Nikon that produce better pictures.

 

Question : Can you repair just the backlight to an lcd digital camera?
I bought my boyfriend a brand new Panasonic Lumix camera with Leica lens and then took it on holiday and dropped it. From then on, it takes perfect pictures but on the LCD screen it seems like the backlight has gone because you can still see the picture, just not brightly lit up. Is this easy to repair? And would anybody be able to recommend a reasonable repair shop in the north of england, around the sheffield region? I'd appreciate any help! Thanks!

Answer:
On most camera's you can adjust the LCD brightness try that 1st.

 

Question : Where can I buy a USB cable for a Leica D-Lux 3 digital camera?
Where can I buy a USB cable for a Leica D-Lux 3 digital camera?

Answer:
Where can I buy a USB cable for a Leica D-Lux 3 digital camera?

 

Question : Buying a leica d-lux 3 digital camera, online, from Japan?
I'm trying to buy the new Leica d-lux 3 digital camera online, but I can't seem to find a seller who will ship to Japan, can anyone help me?

Answer:
This guy is in Hong Kong, so I am sure he will ship to Japan. http://cgi.ebay.com/Leica-D-Lux-3-digital-camera-FREE-extra-512MB-SD-card_W0QQitemZ120054648988

 

Question : Is the Lumix Really considered a Leica camera?
I always wanted a Leica, even though i have little camera knowledge.. but...panasonic?? I was all set to buy a Canon as my first digital, but now Im reconsidering it. perhaps the DMC-FZ28 would be too complicated for a beginner though?

Answer:
I agree with Ben. Panasonic and Leica have several sister models in the digital point & shoot market but these are really just Panasonics. Not that there's anything wrong with Panasonic cameras... but they are not the stuff that Leica is famous for. Leica's reputation is based on $2000 lenses for their rangefinder models. You can rest assured that Leica does not stick those lenses on point & shoots cameras. (The Fz28 costs $270, lens and all.) The famous Leica lenses are also all primes. Any professional quality lens, by any brand, will be a prime lens or a 3x zoom lens at the most. An 18x zoom lens such as on the Fz28 requires too many design compromises in favor of convenience. If you're going to get a point & shoot, the Canon G10 is as good as it gets. But this presents another dilemma: the G10 is a $500 camera and for $50 less you could buy a Nikon D40 dSLR camera - for any serious amateur the dSLR would be a much better choice. Having said all that, the Fz28 does get good reviews. If you're just looking for a fun camera, I doubt you'd regret getting one. Here's an in-depth review from one of my favorite sites: http://www.steves-digicams.com/2008_reviews/panasonic_fz28_pg5.html

 

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