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Posted by Vinylly on March 18, 2004 at 09:51:49:
The nice thing about this D-Lux is that it is so small and easy to carry and operate. When I go out as a tourist, I don't want to lug a big camera case around with me and many times when I'm taking pictures it's on a very quick notice so the advantage of automatic is you can just whip it out and shoot without piddling around with a lot of adjustments. Let's face it, I'm not a professional photographer I don't think I need all the bells and whistles that come with many digitals. I wish I knew how to post photos on this website, I could show what this little camera can do.
Then again, I'm still thinking, 'to hell with it, why not loosen up and spend a wad on the new Digilux 2'. Leica lens's are wonderful, -but expensive.