Leica Digilux 1

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Main Features
Resolution	3.9
Optical Zoom	3
Battery Type	Rechargeable

Manufacturer: Leica
Features:

3.9-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create prints up to 11 x 14 and beyond to poster size

3x optical zoom with autofocus

Stores photos on 64 MB Secure Digital card--up to 32 images at high resolution

Connects to PCs via USB port

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Leica Digilux 1

“I love love love this Leica Digilux 1 digital camera....”

Written on: 16/03/2004 by Shutterbug (1 review written)

I love love love this Leica Digilux 1 digital camera. You can't go wrong with it. I'm an amateur photographer and bought my first Leica off the net (retail is too $$$) and am blown away. My brother's wife is a professional photographer and she has the Digilux 2 but thinks the D1 is great. The lens is amazing, and i never go over the ISO 100 setting because with this camera, you don't have to. The manual settings also give amazing control. Worth every penny. (read more)

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“My Fisrt digital camera, 4MP, superb sharpening and...”

Written on: 09/09/2003 by RebTheRebel (1 review written)

My Fisrt digital camera, 4MP, superb sharpening and contrast with SUMMICRO Lense, easy to use (or professional too, you can choose), very good shape, big LCD screen very easy to use menus, and you can shot with the LCD viewfinder, it's easy and very helpfull to learn enhancing pictures, Photoshop Elements software delivered with the camera. Superb Package but a bit expensive. The design is brilliant, it looks like an old analogic camera and it is not !! (nobody wants to steal a camera like... (read more)

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Written on: 11/12/2003

'Noise à 400 ISO'
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<br>Very interesting - behaves like film then. I'll remember that if I ever consider upgrading my fixed 100 ISO camera. Thanks for including that info.

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