On 2010-05-13 07:11 , William Robb wrote:
I didn't think I would be either, but the little Panasonic with the Leica lens that I used in Chicago was a viewfinder-free camera. Considering that the average P&S viewfinder has, since the dawn of time, been akin to looking through a toilet paper roll that has a coke bottle bottom at either end, the rear screen is rather refreshing, and one can see what is going to be captured quite easily.
i bought the same camera (Lumix LX-3) for my partner earlier this year, and "borrowed" it for a trip to Savannah in February; i found it very refreshing to use, and easy to work up comfort with its controls; the main advantage the S90 (which i've handled) has over the LX-3 is a longer zoom; other than that i found several reasons to prefer the LX-3, not least being that it felt much better in my hand
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