Leica D-LUX 4, F/4.0, 10 sec, 5.1 mm, ISO 80, Pattern Mode, 16:9, 22:21 19 Mar 2009
Leica D-LUX 4, F/4.0, 10 sec, 5.1 mm, ISO 80, Pattern Mode, 16:9, 22:29 19 Mar 2009
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HEY! r u still currently in Sydney. we've gotta meet up. love ur fotos. i maself own a few compact cameras n a dslr nikon d300.
ReplyDeleteim currently at a state wherby i cant decide whether to spend AUD1.4k on a LEICA D-LUX 4 or on a normal CANON IXUS-970? or even a FUJIFILM F200EXR ...
Hey Norman
ReplyDeleteThanks for peeking at my blog.
If you really prefer Leica D-LUX 4, you may consider Panasonic DMC-LX3, an almost identical model at only a half price.
Cheers,
Bing