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I don't think the cameras listed above are for someone who knows so little about the technical part of photography. Those are kinda advanced, for they permit you to use manual settings.
If you're not interested to learn and want megapixels, get the RX100 from the list. It has the greatest resolution(although for most here in the forum it says nothing, witch is true), great output, and simpler approach to use.
Leicas are expensive cameras that for most won't make that of a difference to have, for most people. They're more for pros and Leica aficionados. Fuji X100(s) and Leica X's are usually for enthusiast or pro use, as a companion or mean camera, and not the best camera to use in super AUTO or "just click away" modes. That's why they have Speed Dials and such. I don't think they're first advanced camera material. As other said. To learn, get a DSLR.
Also, for great pictures any will do, but you have to learn. And no camera is time proof. They are made to be outperformed next year, by the next model.
Every camera can be used for the next 5 years no problem. As a proof of that, go on flickr and search for Canon 20D. You'll be surprised how stunning the images look, and it's a pretty "old" camera.
For retro look, get a retro camera.
If you're not interested to learn and want megapixels, get the RX100 from the list. It has the greatest resolution(although for most here in the forum it says nothing, witch is true), great output, and simpler approach to use.
Leicas are expensive cameras that for most won't make that of a difference to have, for most people. They're more for pros and Leica aficionados. Fuji X100(s) and Leica X's are usually for enthusiast or pro use, as a companion or mean camera, and not the best camera to use in super AUTO or "just click away" modes. That's why they have Speed Dials and such. I don't think they're first advanced camera material. As other said. To learn, get a DSLR.
Also, for great pictures any will do, but you have to learn. And no camera is time proof. They are made to be outperformed next year, by the next model.
Every camera can be used for the next 5 years no problem. As a proof of that, go on flickr and search for Canon 20D. You'll be surprised how stunning the images look, and it's a pretty "old" camera.
For retro look, get a retro camera.
