Panasonic Lumix DC-LX100 2

If you already own the original LX100, there is probably not enough reason to upgrade. But if you don't and are looking for a superb prosumer compact camera, the Panasonic Lumix LX100 II is definitely the one to...

With a large sensor, great lens and an EVF, the Panasonic Lumix LX100 II has all the ingredients we'd want from a compact camera, and it even encourages creative...

Testing the Lumix LX100 II left me with somewhat mixed feelings. On the one hand, it reminded me of just how great the LX100 design is; the chunky body feels really good in your hand, and the analogue dials positively encourage you to take more creative...

Verdict While it's an improvement on the much-revered LX100, the Mark II version falls just short of full marks by not including a tilting screen. Pros Great image quality Fast and versatile lens Touch-sensitive screen High resolution viewfinder Great...

While Panasonic has addressed some of the shortcomings of the previous model through the higher-resolution sensor, updated processor and touch-enabled monitor, the LX100 II is still expensive for a camera of its type. A few shortcomings remain; in...

It's fair to say that the Panasonic Lumix LX100 II is more of a incremental update than a massive overhaul, hence why Panasonic probably felt it merited a 'Mark II' designation (a first for a Lumix camera) rather than a whole new model name (many people...

Shooting with the Panasonic Lumix LX100 II is a pleasing experience, as the camera makes it easy to change settings, without having to dive into the menu system. Focus is rapid and exposure is reliable, meaning that you can shoot confidently, and trust...