Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX10 Digital Camera

Great for travel or everyday photography, the Panasonic Lumix LX10 sports the performance and image quality for anyone that is not willing to settle for average. It is also fantastic for anyone who likes to capture video on a regular basis. See more in our full conclusion .

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  iAuto and Program shooting modes are accurate and easy in all situations, Dedicated Video Capture Button is always ready to record, LX10 offers full manual control that is fast and easy to operate, Excellent image quality, Lightning Fast AF, 5-Axis image stabilization adds a lot to low-light capture...

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  Flash is very weak, Higher ISO levels produce unusable levels of noise, Weak Battery, No Included external battery charger

Well constructed. Responsive and focuses very quickly. Touch screen works well and is a big plus in a small camera with so many functions. Buffer fills up quickly but not an issue unless taking multiple long sequences of raw files repeatedly. 4K and post-focus functions are cool.

Based on my limited experience with the camera so far, it appears to be a very capable and high quality compact. I was choosing between the Nikon DL (until it was discontinued) and the Sony RX. The complaint in other reviews about short battery life is well-founded.

This is my new museum/concert/restaurant/backup camera. My "ankle gun" in case of emergencies, when my bigger interchangeable lens system locks up on me, runs out of juice or just isn't appropriate to lug somewhere.

I was looking for a good camera that would fit in my pocket for my daily walks and also for cross country skiing and summer hikes. This is it. The files are excellent. Having used other Lumix cameras, it's been easy to learn. I haven't tried the video yet as that is not a priority for me.

This compact camera takes amazing 4k videos. Photos are great too. Very satisfied.

Easy to use and carry, with great results. Very happy.The menu system is logical, which is rare for a camera.The screen flips up, which is very helpful. It doesn't flip down but it doesn't need to. If you want to hold the camera overhead just flip the screen up and hold the camera upside down.

i am not a professional photographer, but i did my research before buying this camera. I am a big fan of sony products, but this camera is much better than sony rx100V.180 Tilting Touchscreen LCD is one of the best features. 4K is awesome. photo quality is perfect. and so much more...

I have owned the Lumix LX3, the LX5 and the Lx7 and more recently the LX 100. All of these cameras were great for the price. So, when the LX10 came out with double the pixels I thought that is the way to go. What a dissapointment.

great little camera with excellent video capabilities. take it anywhere and enjoy the results. I just hope it does not make me forget about my beloved GH3....

I have to admit, sheepishly, that it was the gimmicky stuff that made me want to take a look at this camera. But how well does the Panasonic hold up in the field?Image Quality - Generally good in daylight and improved over the smaller 1/2.3 sensors.