If you are that you can purchase for a small camera that you can carry around with you all the time, that would also produce high level of quality images if not all than more often than not, and unwilling to spend £1500 on Leica X1 you recognize your choices are very limited. Up to now there were only tree cameras which i narrowed down - Canon PowerShot G12, Panasonic Lumix LX5, and Nikon Coolpix P7000 but difficult to do appealed to me, for different good reason.
Canon has the lowest image quality worth mentioning three (still very decent compared for you to other compacts), Nikon is too sizeable and looks errr, odd, and Panasonic delivers very strange, sometimes unnatural colours.
Canon has the lowest image quality worth mentioning three (still very decent compared for you to other compacts), Nikon is too sizeable and looks errr, odd, and Panasonic delivers very strange, sometimes unnatural colours.
I was awaiting for ones forthcoming Fujifilm FinePix X100, but it looks like it will be difficult to get for a while on account of low production after the quake and really high demand (yes, it's that good), so no price reductions quite for a while, and £900 is still a lot for one regular person who just wants for making good pictures of his kids but some views from the trips.
Olympus XZ-1 comes as a very good and reasonable choice.The Olympus XZ1 has larger image sensor and extremely wide and bright lens that lets several light through. As a result all images are of a high quality, both on screen and in produce. It is easy to operate, especially when you shoot in automatic settings want me. Good speed and decent power life. Very light to carry near. Have only been using it a couple of days but very positive results until now.
Will update this review once (if) I JUST hit some major drawback. Some people realize that it has not-so-good video recording, but We are not using as as I employ a dedicated, and very good Sanyo camera for your (which does poor still images, which only proves the time that every product can only master one thing). PS. I've updated the firmware at once as it seems there were some focus problems with earlier models. The Olympus XZ-1 is highly recommended
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