Some of the most beloved premium compact
cameras in the last decade are Panasonic's LX-series. They constantly open
larger-than-average sensors except, since the LX3 onwards, the full-size sketch
of those cameras has been their swift lenses. The previous LX representation
was the Lumix DMC-LX7, introduced front in drop of 2012. Because next,
LX-series enthusiasts have been chomping at the bit for something new.
Given the rise of cameras with
1 type sensors from the likes of Sony, Samsung, and at the present Canon,
LX-series enthusiasts were hoping for the same in the first model. Well, we've
got terrible news bulletin for you: the original Lumix DMC-LX100 doesn't include
single. Instead, Panasonic have someway managed to squeeze in a Four Thirds antenna,
whose element is twice as huge like a 1 sensor and five period superior
than the 1/1.7 antenna in the LX7.
There is a caveat here, which is
that the LX100 isn't actually using the whole sensor, as an alternative
cropping it to permit used for multi-aspect shooting (just as its successor
did). Consequently, the successful sensor part on the LX100 is actually 1.5X
larger than 1 and 4.3X the extent of 1/1.7 . In our skill, the additional
innovative encouragement offered by the multi-aspect move toward, joint by a
conveniently-placed aspect ratio switch is more valuable than the extra couple
of megapixels and larger lens that a full-sensor design would require.
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