 | Small sensor | 1/1.6" 8.3x6.2mm |  | Slow continuous shooting | 2.5 fps |  | No touch screen | More buttons |  | Fixed screen | Less flexible |  | Sensor type | CCD |  | No GPS | Missing geo-tagging |  | Not so popular | Among snapsort users | |  | Very low resolution screen | 460k dots |  | Very poor maximum light sensitivity | 3,200 ISO |  | Lower true resolution | 10 MP |  | contrast detection autofocus | slower focusing |  | Old | September 2010 |  | Can only preview photos on the screen | None | |
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$300 difference and the lighroom at $299, add the Leica waranty, resale price, better jpeg, this becomes a no brainer
Also this is "arguably" the same camera as the Panasonic LX5. I don't see the logic in paying 2x the price. Even if the dLux5 software is better than the LX5, it is not $400 better. That's just poor value for money. If you must spend an additional $400, spend it on a better camera.