Back in 2008 there weren't a whole lot ofenthusiast compacts. Thetwo models whichgot the most attention were the Canon PowerShot G10 and Nikon Coolpix P6000.At that time, the'Megapixel race' was really getting going, with the G10 and P6000 having 14.7MP and 13.5MP sensors, respectively (the LX2 was still at 10MP). All three of the aforementioned cameras had lenses with lovely focal ranges, but slow maximum apertures (F2.8-4.5 for the Canon, F2.7-5.9 for the Nikon). Enter the Panasonic Lumix DMC-...
Back in 2008 there weren't a whole lot ofenthusiast compacts. Thetwo models whichgot the most attention were the Canon PowerShot G10 and Nikon Coolpix P6000.At that time, the'Megapixel race' was really getting going, with the G10 and P6000 having 14.7MP and 13.5MP sensors, respectively (the LX2 was still at 10MP). All three of the aforementioned cameras had lenses with lovely focal ranges, but slow maximum apertures (F2.8-4.5 for the Canon, F2.7-5.9 for the Nikon). Enter the Panasonic Lumix DMC-...
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