Leica D-Lux, CL Cameras, Voightlander
Leica, Carl Zeiss, Meyer Optik

The Leica D-Lux 6 features a newly designed 1/1.63 CCD image sensor that is particularly large for a compact camera. Even at the standard resolution of 10.1 megapixels, this contributes to a significant increase in image quality. The results speak for themselves: combined with the camera's electronics and firmware, it guarantees brilliant high-contrast images with natural colour rendition and superb sharpness just the way you expect them to be from a Leica camera! The new D-Lux delivers images in all 4:3, 3:2, 16:9 formats as well as 1:1 a particularly interesting format for creative composition.

LEICA D-Lux (Typ 109)

The Leica D-Lux 7 premium compact camera with a 17 megapixel, Micro Four Thirds sensor. Metal form D-Lux 7 feels strong when held in the palm, or slipped into a coat stash, where it additionally rests easily and advantageously. Key highlights to recognize here are a generally 17-megapixel goals from a 21.77 megapixel Four Thirds CMOS sensor that is hitched to a focal point with an equal reach of a wideangle 24-75mm in 35mm film terms. Most extreme focal point gap is an amazingly quick/splendid f/1.7, with the capacity to modify this physically by means of a focal point ring that offers gradual settings up to f/16.
Mark Goldstein review

Image quality 5
Value for money 3.5

The Leica D-Lux (Typ 109) highlights a multi-viewpoint proportion Micro Four Thirds sensor, offering 4:3, 3:2 and 16:9 perspective proportions with insignificant picture estimate lost and a similar edge of view, and 1:1 configuration. 4:3 perspective proportion gives a 4112x3088 (12.5mp) pixel picture, 3:2 viewpoint gives a 4272x2856 (12mp) picture, 16:9 angle gives a 4480x2520 (11mp) picture, while 1:1 square organization gives a 3088x3088 (10mp) picture.
The minimal size of the long range focal point is conceivable because of a progressively exact assembling process and the focal point is situated straightforwardly before the sensor. With 9 gap cutting edges it is intended to give enhanced bokeh/out of center foundations. Under MTF testing the focal point is said to give sharpness even into the sides of the picture.
Ephotozine review

No touch screen!!
Excellent f/1.7-f/2.8 Leica lens

It's a minimal, rangefinder-style camera with an inherent viewfinder, a touchscreen with adaptable menus, and imaginative manual controls. It has a similar 24-megapixel APS-C sensor and Maestro II picture processor as the Leica TL2 that turned out this late spring. It works with any of Leica's L-mount focal points, so on the off chance that you have a TL or TL2, you can swap focal points with this new camera.

LEICA CL Black
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