Product Description

Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX15 Photo creativity is based on light, and begins with the lens. This crystal-clear F1.4-2.8 24-72mm LEICA DC VARIO-SUMMILUX lens gives fine details even in low light, and adds a beautiful bokeh effect for more impressive shots. An aperture ring lets you control the rich light source... read more

MPN: DMC-LX15EB-K

Specification

• F1.4-2.8 LEICA DC lens in a small body
• 3x zoom (24-72mm equ)
• Large 1-inch sensor and Venus Engine for superb picture quality
• Focus control after shooting with Focus Stacking and Post Focus
• Unmissable moments with 4K PHOTO and ultra-fast AF
• Direct, intuitive aperture ring control
• Control ring
• 20mp MOS sensor
• 10 fps
• 3in tilt screen
• Power: Lith-ion DMW-LH7E
• Dimensions: 10.55W x 6H x 4.2D cm
• Weight: 310 g

MPN: DMC-LX15EB-K

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Customer Reviews

By PeterPlatt on 28th January 2020

"I bought the Lumix LX15 mainly as a backup for my main camera (Olympus E-M10) and for the occasions when taking a bag full of camera and lenses wasn't practical. I also wanted something more than just my mobile's camera. The LX15 is a nice compact camera, fits easily into my jacket pocket. The zoom range is fine for my use, but the big selling point is the great aperture range, f1.4 - f11. I've been doing a photography course and we're learning how to use the manual settings, so having a good aperture range and shutter range is essential. So far the LX15 has met all my needs, I take it with me everywhere I go, including walking the dog, photo opportunities are everywhere. I'm worried the Olympus may be sidelined."