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Question: Does this camera have GPS?
Document: For what it's worth, the EVF won't win any prizes but it certainly does the job in bright light and that's all I need it for.This is a camera that you can always have with you and it's capable of stunning, high quality images, especially if you shoot in RAW format.
I finally get Leica! !Hardware is solid, there are so many adjustment I can make, auto mode is super nice as well.I can not complain any yet.This is better than all DSR and compact system camera (D7100, NEX-7 A3000, NEX-5, GX-1), except D600, that I have had.I do not need to carry large heavy camera bag any more.
As much as I love my big cameras, I can't really carry any of them with me 24/7...and that's where the little Panasonic LX5 used to come in. The main problem was that it was not exactly &#34;pocketable&#34; (even less so with the EVF attached) but more of a &#34;big coat pocket camera&#34;. My venerable LX5 had seen a lot of use and was getting a bit long-in-the-tooth.
I like the camera a lot, ordered 2 in fact for an upcoming trip, but am not happy that there is no US battery charger.....there ARE 2 chargers in the kit, with european outlet prongs and Australian outlet prongs, and I am not finding a way to contact the seller to see if they can provide these. Also no memory card included with the camera, nor anything about that in the description from the seller. AND....no info on purchasing a generic battery charger.
New commentThe cameras i bought were from Another Deal Site and Fulfilled by AmazonThis review is not about the camera. It is about the seller. I have ordered two cameras, at different times, and  have received theEuropean version each time. The camera battery has to be charged in the camera, no battery charger is supplied. Each camera Ireceived had only the Euroopean AC adapters. No US adapters. Thus could not charlge the battery. One end of the box hadthe US number 18489 on a stick on label. The other end of the box had four numbers on  the box with the European number18488 marked as part of the box label.
Stereo sound is crisp. Shot videos at John Legend concert, had very good results.Some sample images on flickr at yangwang0531.
Plus, I preferred a warranty through Leica rather than Panasonic as they've been so very helpful over the years with my M8, M9 and M lenses, often going that extra mile for me.I've been absolutely loving the C! In my opinion it is certainly a step up from the LX5 in terms of telephoto reach and photo quality. It's no M9 obviously but, turned off with its lens collapsed, it is exceedingly tiny and really can live in my pants pocket 24/7. Being able to tether it to a tablet or phone is also a welcome bit of utility.I love the macro capabilities, the decent low-light ability, the RAW file capability and the presence of a EVF on something this tiny.
I'd been looking for a replacement and had been looking carefully at the Panasonic LX7 and, when it was introduced a few months ago, the Panasonic LF1. At the time, the most striking thing about the LF1 was the reach it had for something that size - 28mm-200mm (full-frame equivalent)!When Leica announced their version of the LF1 recently for a reasonable $200 mark-up, it was a no-brainer as the body style was much nicer and I needed another copy of Lightroom 5 (which is normally about $150 by itself).
Has any body else had this problem. It seemes to me these are Gray market cameras.New comment
Excellent point and shoot if price was not a factor. It is a rebranded Panasonic, but comes with Lightroom, so about $100 of the markup is for the nicer design. I'm not sure if the nicer looking design is worth that to everyone, but it was to me.Images are not too bad, though for the same price range, there are better options in terms of image quality (RX100m3 is about $100 more).update:Video quality/stabilization is surprisingly good, even in low light.
Answer: No, unfortunately.