Leica in the Golden Age of Compact Cameras

The early 2010s were the golden age of compact cameras. Many of us stopped calling them point and shoots and instead called them things like serious compacts, fixed lens cameras, or compact cameras.

This era gave us the Fujifilm X100 series, the Ricoh GR series, the Panasonix LX100, Canon G1x and many others. During this time, Leica tended to clone Panasonic cameras. But for a while, they also broke off and did their own thing. These cameras were called the X series -- and to this day, I still admire how gorgeous they were and how I wanted to bring them everywhere with me. .

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2024-3-14 22:00

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