Leica D-Lux 8: The BEST Compact Camera of 2024?

Get an in-depth look at Leica's latest compact camera offering, the DLUX 8. This video explores the camera's design, features, improvements over its predecessor, and potential performance based on its specifications.
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[@malfunkt]

Um. There isn’t an on camera flash on the D-Lux 8. Odd review with clips of other Leica cameras.

[@steveknapp7993]

Many of the pictures are the D Lux 7 or the Q3 as well as misleading information

[@quairnt]

So is the camera made by Leaker, Laker or Leica?

[@user-iw1gu6id2n]

Will the D-LUX8 be equipped with the same BSICMOS image sensor as the DC-GH7? In Japan, full-frame cameras are the norm, but overseas, the future of MFT is well established, and MFT BSICMOS image sensors are being installed in OM systems first. I think the D-LUX8 equipped with a BSICMOS image sensor will be evaluated on the same level as the Leica Q3. As Fujifilm adjusts production to increase the value of its cameras, will Leica, which is the role model, take the affordable route? In any case, considering the PC specifications for RAW development processing, it is inevitable that the pixel count will be low.

[@domipro123]

The lens didn’t change. So if the sensor is also the same from the previous (or the Lumix LX100II) model, the image quality won't be better! Then all that really changed are minor things (UI, screen resolution etc.) but not better IQ what really matters. So I'm not urged to upgrade. Am I wrong?🤔

[@billd7226]

A flash does come with the camera

[@franciscojaviergarciapadro4615]

Gracias

[@Ulster2012]

It doesn't have a flip screen. This review is misleading.

[@carlosortega8357]

Talking D Lux 8, but seeing D Lux7. Not good.

[@camerazone_]

thanks for sharing

[@kittyfilmsaustin]

Shouldnt that header read, "Best compact camera of 2018?" Just saying, IF it's the same sensor.

[@camerazone_]

well, the camera itself is a new release :)

[@peterkuiper5363]

4 by 3 inch?

[@camerazone_]

please clarify your point

[@peterkuiper5363]

The sensor size is not 4 by 3 inch. I wish it was, I'm an Olympus M43 user. The aspect ratio is 4 by 3, hence the name.

[@andrewriley1758]

Get the name right !

[@camerazone_]

thanks for sharing

[@parkertechsavvy]

Awesome image quality.

[@joncohan8976]

Lay-Ka?

[@camerazone_]

thanks for sharing

[@Van-Wolff]

It’s not a Leeka either.

[@maxdronov]

more and more expensive

[@camerazone_]

agreed

[@lucaslucas9505]

LIE. KA

[@camerazone_]

thanks for sharing