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Question: I have a Leica D Lux 5  and I am having trouble installing this viewfinder. Any help would be appreciated.
Document: I bought this for my Leica D Lux 6 and it has greatly enhanced my enjoyment of the camera. The Viewfinder is sharp and the ability to have it at 90 degrees adds to the cameras ability to get great low angle shots. Worth every penny.
Hi, I was hoping someone could help me remove the viewfinder? My father recently passed away and he had this camera with the viewfinder attachment, I am now trying to fit it into a case I bought but cannot seem to figure out how to detach it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
I bought this electronic view finder to use with a recently purchased Leica D-Lux 6 camera. So many cameras today do not have any sort of view finder but instead rely on the small LCD display on the back of the camera. That's mostly OK however in bright sunlight or at odd angles or when you're wearing polaroid sunglasses, the LCD can be very difficult to see. This electronic viewfinder cost $160 while the exact same electronic viewfinder with the name Leica slapped on it costs $400. Do the math.
Could not find any info on how this would work for my new Leica so took a chance. Works great and half the price of the Leica EVF!
The live viewfinder, at the end of the day does whats its suppose to, but with a little help from the user. First the viewfinders resolution Is great and its fast, but the ENORMOUS issue is that there is no  sort of covering around it so you can see on a sunny day. Without using your hand to cover the light around it the viewfinder is useless, and Panasonic does not even offer and sort of rubber eye cup to block out the light.
Great viewfinder for this price! It allows to shoot the photos much better. Easy to adjust and handle. I would recommend it to anybody.
It's nice to be able to shoot through a viewfinder, but the image quality is really not stellar. For the price, I would have preferred something with a bit more resolution, or just an optical finder.
It took me a while to finally bite the bullet and order the viewfinder which arrived today.I was hoping that this piece of kit would be useful for what it is, on the other hand the cost was almost half of what I paid for the camera itself, that is what was difficult for me to comprehend even though I read opinions of scores of people on the web.Anyway, the parcel was waiting for me when I got home and after unpacking it installed it on the camera and switched it on.
I like viewfinders. LED screens are nice, but if you want to to create nicely composed pictures in bright conditions a viewfinder is a must. My last camera had no viewfinder and I knew that with the GX1 I would have to have this. It is clever design and works very well. My only problem was with the manual which was one of those peculiar translations that left questions, and I needed the info to find and use the tilt and diopter feathers.
While looking for a great compact camera to replace my Canon S90, the LX5 arrived and was compatible with the LVF1. Knowing that the LVF1 was far from the quality I was used to with the G1, GH1 and later the GH2, I decided to wait and I'm glad I did. Since the LVF2 was introduced with the GX1, I figured the next LX camera would feature LVF2 compatibility and it of course did. With the LX7 you can have compact size with the added stability of using a viewfinder.
Answer: You bought the wrong one. The DMW-LVF1 fits on the Lux 5.