camera help

aliceelizabeth said:
I know this question has probably been answered, but does the panasonic lumix equivalent measure up almost the same as the leica version?

It's so much cheaper.
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If you're going to parade it at high-brow ballroom events or such, go for the Leica D-Lux-4... and the high price it commands. :rolleyes:

But as you mentioned, you actually use the camera and drag it through the Himalayas :) so, I think the cheaper and just as useful Lumix LX-3 will suit you just fine.

Notice that Leica D-Lux-4 is equivalent to Pany LX3,
D-Lux-3 is equivalent to LX2, older model. Easy to confuse, I did until a few days ago.
 
Ergonomics are the main difference, besides price. I stumbled upon a refurb d-lux3 for less than a new lx2, so got some warranty.
 
I'm watching a couple of d lux 3's on ebay, a few in turkey for some peculiar reason but I'm skirting round those as I can't make out the reasoning behind their vast number!

strangely, the panasonics seem harder to find?

thank you for the tip off about the lx3's body being metal, I was misinformed.

Does the lx2 have a metal or a plastic body?
 
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