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The Leica D-Lux 8 is an advanced zoom compact camera that’s designed for enthusiast photographers. It’s a development of the Leica D-Lux 7 from 2018, which itself was a re-styled version of the Panasonic Lumix LX100 II. The D-Lux 8 has the same lens, sensor, and core specifications as its predecessor, but it gains a radically reworked control layout based on the Leica Q3, along with a much better viewfinder. All the ingredients are in place for it to be one of the best compact cameras around.Leica D-Lux 8 at a glance:$1595 / £145024-75mm equivalent f/1.7-2.8 lens with OIS17MP Four Thirds multi aspect-ratio sensorISO 100-25,000Up to 11fps shooting2.36m-dot, 0.74x OLED viewfinder3in, 1.84m-dot LCD touchscreen 4K 30p video recordingIt’s no secret that the ever-increasing quality of smartphone cameras has decimated the market for traditional compact cameras. But there’s one standout exception at the top of the market, in the shape of Fujifilm’s classically-styled and wildly popular X100VI. With the D-Lux 8, Leica is clearly hoping to grab a piece of the action with a camera that shares many of the same attractions, but which has a zoom lens. Like the X100VI, the D-Lux 8 has traditional photographer-friendly controls for the main exposure settings, plus a corner-mounted viewfinder in a flat-bodied ‘rangefinder-style’ design. But in contrast, it employs a smaller Four Thirds type sensor with a clever multi-aspect ratio design, joined by a 24-75mm equivalent zoom with a bright f/1.7-2.8 aperture. It’s in much the same price bracket as the X100VI, at

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Specifications CameraImage Sensor1/2.8”sensorMin. Illumination0.01Lux @ (F1.2, AGC ON) ,0 Lux with IR0.028 Lux @ (F2.0, AGC ON) ,0 Lux with IRShutter Time1/3s ~ 1/100,[email protected] of view: 106° Lens MountM12Angle AdjustmentPan:0°- 355°, Tilt: 0° - 75°, Rotation: 0°-355°Digital Noise Reduction3D DNRWide Dynamic RangeDigital WDRDay & NightICRCompression StandardVideo CompressionH.264 / MJPEGH.264 Codec ProfileMain profileBit Rate32 Kbps ~ 8 MbpsDual StreamYesImageMax. Image Resolution1920 x 1080Frame Rate60Hz: 30fps(1920 × 1080), 30fps (1280 × 960), 30fps (1280 × 720)50Hz: 25fps(1920 × 1080), 25fps (1280 × 960), 25fps (1280 × 720)Image SettingsRotate mode, Saturation, Brightness, Contrast adjustable by client software or web browserBLCYes, zone optionalROISupportNetworkNetwork StorageLocal storage: Built-in Micro SD/SDHC/SDXC card slot, up to 64GB. NAS (Support NFS,SMB/CIFS)Alarm TriggerIntrusion detection, Line crossing detection, Motion detection,Dynamic Analysis, Tampering alarm, Network disconnect, IP address conflict, Storage full, Storage errorProtocolsTCP/IP,ICMP,HTTP,HTTPS,FTP,DHCP,DNS,DDNS,RTP,RTSP,RTCP,PPPoE,NTP,UPnP,SMTP,SNMP,IGMP,802.1X,QoS,IPv6,BonjourSystem CompatibilityONVIF, PSIA, CGI, ISAPISecurityUser Authentication, WatermarkInterfaceCommunication Interface1 RJ45 10M / 100M ethernet portGeneralOperating Conditions-22°F ~ 140°F(-30°C ~ 60°C) humidity 95% or less (non-condensing)Power Supply12 VDC ± 10%, PoE (802.3af)Power ConsumptionMax. 5WImpact ProtectionIEC60068-275Eh, 50J; EN50102, up to IK10Ingress ProtectionIP66IR DistanceUp to 100ft (30m)DimensionsΦ4.4”x3.2”(Φ111.0 × 82.4 mm )Weight1.1lb(500g)

D-Lux 8 is, mostly, a joy to shoot with. It’s a camera where you feel that you’re in control of what it’s doing, rather than at the mercy of its automated systems. The zoom lever provides precise control over composition, which isn’t always the case with compact cameras, and it’s easy to change the main exposure settings with the camera up to your eye. Lens controls are essentially the same as before. You get a traditional aperture ring, which clicks in one-third stop steps from f/1.7 to f/16. Of course, if you set the ring to f/1.7 and zoom in, you’re still limited by the lens’s maximum aperture: f/2 at 28mm, f/2.3 at 35mm, and f/2.7 at 50mm. There’s also a dedicated manual focus ring, plus switches for focus mode (auto, macro, and manual) and aspect ratio.As for the top-plate controls, there’s still a shutter speed dial, plus a conventional zoom lever around the shutter button. But otherwise, it’s a case of all change. Where the D-Lux 7 had a dedicated exposure compensation dial, there’s now an electronic dial with a button in its centre, just like the Q3. I set the dial up to adjust exposure compensation and the button for ISO, which gave me direct control of all the key exposure settings.Rear controls have been dramatically simplified too, to just a d-pad and four buttons. The directional keys are used to position the focus area, while the button in their middle cycles through display modes that show different