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A Câmera Digital Leica D-LUX 4 de alta performance incorpora uma lente DC Vario-Summicron grande angular com uma distância focal equivalente a 24 - 60mm, permitindo composição de imagem criativa. A câmera também possui um poderoso sensor de imagem CCD que fornece 10.1 Megapixels de resolução efetiva para garantir detalhes de imagem superiores. Além disso, o estabilizador ótico de imagem integrado oferece ao usuário proteção adicional contra tremido da câmera em todas as situações fotográficas, até sob condições de iluminação difícil.
A câmera pode capturar imagens em três formatos (16:9, 3:2 e 4:3) e pode capturar clipes de vídeo no formato padrão e grande angular mesmo em HD. Além disso, um cabo opcional está disponível para permitir aos usuários ver imagens e clipes de vídeo em uma HDTV. O monitor LCD de 3,0" fornece cobertura total para que uma imagem seja exibida no formato 16:9. O processador de sinal de imagem foi melhorado em comparação com o modelo anterior, fornecendo processamento de imagem ainda mais rápido pela câmera, permitindo assim que a D-LUX 4 responda de modo rápido e confiável a qualquer momento.
A Leica D-LUX 4 também é uma câmera muito versátil que permite aos usuários ajustar manualmente as configurações de exposição. Além disso, ela possui uma gama completa de ajustes automáticos e de cena para cobrir praticamente todas as situações fotográficas existentes. Há até mesmo um número de acessórios disponíveis que vão afinar sua experiência de gravação com suas necessidades específicas. Esses acessórios incluem uma unidade de flash externa que fornece controle total de exposição de flash TTL, um visor conectável com um display LED de 24mm para auxiliar no enquadramento, mesmo em situações de luz intensa, um punho para permitir manuseio mais confortável da câmera, assim como outras opções de acessórios, como cases e cartões de memória tornando a Leica D-LUX 4 um sistema de câmera total, não apenas uma "aponte e dispare".
| Tipo de Câmera | Câmera Digital Grande Angular Compacta Avançada com Estabilização de Imagem |
| Image Quality | |
|---|---|
| Sensor de Imagem | CCD de 1/1,65" e 11.3 Megapixels |
| Resolução Efetiva | 10.1 milhões de pixels |
| Profundidade de Cor | RGB de 24 Bits |
| Modos de Cor | Padrão, Dinâmico, Natureza, Suave, Vibrante, Nostálgico, Preto & Branco (Padrão, Dinâmico, Suave), My Film1, My Film2, Multifilme |
| Formatos de Arquivo de Imagem |
RAW JPEG (Fine, Standard) RAW+JPEG (Fine ou Standard) |
| Resolução de Gravação |
Formato 4:3 3648 x 2736 3072 x 2304 2560 x 1920 2048 x 1536 1600 x 1200 640 x 480 Formato 3:2 Formato 16:9 |
| Gravação de vídeo |
QuickTime Motion JPEG com som Formato 4:3 VGA (640 x 480 a 30 qps) QVGA (320 x 240 a 30 qps ou 10 qps Formato 16:9 HD (1280 x 720 a 24 qps) VGA-Wide (848 x 480 a 30 qps) Duração do clipe limitada apenas pela memória disponível |
| Gravação de áudio | Sim |
| Optics | |
|---|---|
| Tipo de Lente | Lente Zoom Aesférica Leica DC Vario-Summicron (8 elementos em 6 grupos, 4 superfícies/elementos aesféricos) |
| Zoom Ótico | 2.5x |
| Distância Focal da Lente | 5.1-12.8mm (equivalente a 24-60mm) |
| Zoom Digital | 4x |
| Distância Mínima de Foco | 2,4 polegadas (5cm) |
| Abertura Máxima | f/2.0-2.8 |
| Estabilização Ótica de Imagem | Sim |
| Montagem de Filtro/Lente Acessória | Não |
| Focus Control | |
|---|---|
| Tipo de Foco | Autofoco TTL |
| Modos de Foco | Reconhecimento de Rosto AF, AF de Rastreamento, AF de 11 Campos, AF de alta velocidade de 1 campo, AF de 1 campo, Af Spot, Manual (usando joystick) |
| Alcance de Foco |
Normal: 19,2 polegadas (50cm) - infinito Macro: 2,4 polegadas (5cm) - infinito grande angular |
| Exposure Control | |
|---|---|
| Sensibilidade |
ISO Automático ISO Manual (80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 e 3200) |
| Tipo de Obturador | Não especificado pelo fabricante |
| Velocidade do Obturador | 60 - 1/2000 de segundo |
| Faixa de Abertura | f/2.0-2.8 - f/8.0 (1/3 de ponto de EV) |
| Medição de Exposição | TTL-AE (multipadrão, média de central ponderada, spot central) |
| Modos de Exposição | Programa Automático, prioridade de velocidade de obturador, Prioridade de Abertura, Manual, Compensação de Exposição (±2 EV em etapas de 1/3) , "Bracketing" automático (3 exposições com ±1/3 em etapas de 1 EV). |
| Modos de Balanço de Branco | Auto, Sol, Céu nublado, Sombra, Iluminação de Flash, Iluminação de Halogênio, Ajuste de Branco 1 e Ajuste de Branco 2 |
| Modos de Cena | Retrato, Pele Suave, Autorretrato, Paisagem, Esporte, Retrato Noturno, Paisagem Noturna, Comida, Festa, Luz de Vela, Bebê 1, Bebê 2, Crepúsculo, Alta sensibilidade, Céu Estrelado, Fogos de Artifício, Praia, Neve, Foto Aérea, série de alta velocidade, série de Flash, grão de filme, câmera Pinhole |
| Flash | |
|---|---|
| Flash Integrado | Sim (Auto, Anti-olho-vermelho, Sincronismo de Tempo Longo, Flash sempre, Flash desligado, 1ª /2ª cortina de obturador) |
| Alcance Efetivo do Flash | 2 pés (0,6m) - 13,5 pés (4,1m) |
| Conexão de Flash Externo | Sapata |
| Controle de Flash Externo | Sincronismo simples ou Controle de Flash TTL com Flash Eletrônico Leica CF 22 |
| Performance | |
|---|---|
| Tempo de Inicialização | Não especificado pelo fabricante |
| Atraso do Obturador | Não especificado pelo fabricante |
| Tempo Entre os Disparos | Não especificado pelo fabricante |
| Capacidade de Burst (sequência) | 2.5 qps até 8 quadros (Padrão) |
| Temporizador | 2 ou 10 segundos |
| Gravação com Intervalo | Não |
| Impressão de Data e Hora | Sim |
| Memory & Power | |
|---|---|
| Memória integrada | 50MB |
| Cartões de Memória Compatíveis |
Cartão Secure Digital (SD/SDHC) MultiMediaCard (MMC) |
| Capacidade de Gravação | Não especificado pelo fabricante |
| Tipo de Bateria | BP-DC4 - Bateria de Íons de Lítio Recarregável |
| Adaptador de Alimentação | Adaptador de Alimentação ACA-DC4 |
| Input/Output | |
|---|---|
| Interface de Computador | USB 2.0 |
| Capacidade de Impressão Direta | Sim (PictBridge) |
| Controle Remoto | Não |
| Saída de Vídeo |
Sim (NTSC, PAL) Saída HDTV está disponível com Componente CV1 opcional |
| Capacidade para Webcam | Não |
| Requisitos de Sistema e Software |
Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, Vista Apple Macintosh OS X (10.2.8 - 10.4.x) |
| Display | |
|---|---|
| Visor | Não |
| Tela LCD | Display LCD TFT colorido de 3,0 polegadas no formato 16:9 (460.000 pixels) |
| Opções de Idioma | Inclgês, Espanhol, Francês, Alemão e Italiano |
| Opções de Reprodução | Imagem única, imagem única com reprodução de som, índice (12 ou 30 imagens), zoom, favoriteos, categorias, slide show, calendário, rotação de imagem, alteração de resolução e corte, duplicar imagem, campo de foco maior, correção de horizonte, reprodução de vídeo, foto de vídeo, Funções Apagar e Proteger, Ajustes de Pedido de Impressão (DPOF), Ajuste de Imagem (Contraste, Saturação de Cor, Nitidez e Supressão de Ruído) |
| Physical | |
|---|---|
| Dimensões | 4,28 x 2,34 x 1,7" (108,7 x 59,5 x 44mm) |
| Peso | 8,0 onças (228g) |
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I have been a pro shooter for 15 years now, and have always used Canon gear. Today, my kit includes the 1Ds Mark III and over a dozen L-series, or special purpose lenses....Read complete review
I have been a pro shooter for 15 years now, and have always used Canon gear. Today, my kit includes the 1Ds Mark III and over a dozen L-series, or special purpose lenses. I can honestly say that this little Leica gives my pro system a run for its money, at a fraction of the cost, and weight. It also allows me to keep a very low profile if needed, even though this camera is gorgeous.The lens produces astounding sharpness, the color and contrast of the JPEGs are amazing right out of the camera, and yes, the dynamic black and white mode does produce that magical "Leica feel" right out of the camera. I was skeptical at first, however, even after one sunset test shoot, I would also agree with other users on this point. At 460k, the LCD screen has ultra high resolution, while all camera operations are quite fast. It's simply an incredible camera.As for the cons that other users mention...in my opinion, no, the mode dial is NOT that easy to accidentally turn. Once you pick up the camera you'll see that your index finger, once poised over the shutter button, simply won't be close enough to the mode dial for an accidental spin. Also, the autofocus for spontaneous shooting, even in low-light is also plenty fast enough, and does not unnecessarily go hunting for subjects, in my opinion.CONS: (1) The optional 24mm viewfinder. The optics do not zoom to match whatever focal length the lens happens to be at, which forces you to shoot at 24mm each and every time, which sort of defeats the purpose of having a zoom lens capability. Additionally, it does not even offer shoot information in the display, unlike a DSLR which does this and makes traditional viewfinder shooting possible.(2) Don't waste your money on the Leica battery. Instead, buy the one for the Panasonic LX3, which is identical, only it doesn't say Leica and costs about half as much. The principle of Leica charging more without giving you any additional battery capacity simply irritates me.OPTIONAL: I did splurge for the brown leather Leica case. It's a little overpriced to be sure, but if you've read this far, then you're someone willing to pay[$] for a point and shoot anyway, so you might as well just complete the package. It's pure class all the way around. If your goal was also to bask in Leica social cachet, then this case completes the package. If you're a pro shooter, then it also provides instant reassurance to your clients that yes, "this guy is actually pulling out a point and shoot camera on this shoot, but oh wait, it looks like a serious machine. It's all good."In the end, I promise you will NOT be disappointed. This little gem is worth the money, and has definitely earned the following it has already attained.Happy shooting...~WC
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There is just NO way this camera can even compete with any image taken by a dslr. The noise in the shadow areas is unacceptable for this price. Images aren't crisp even at ASA ...Read complete review
There is just NO way this camera can even compete with any image taken by a dslr. The noise in the shadow areas is unacceptable for this price. Images aren't crisp even at ASA 100. It does have a nice way of rendering color that simulates that Leica feel, but this camera is incapable of producing a sharp, saturated image with clean lines in the details. There is even noise in the midtones and highlight areas.
Maybe I'm spoiled. I shoot with Canon 40D and "L" lenses and a Leica M6. That being said, I wasn't expecting anything from this camera to compete with those systems. The DLUX4 doesn't even come close. It isn't any better than my current Sony p&s that was hundreds less. The mode dial is also easy to shift while walking around and taking street photos - very annoying. Equally annoying is the lens cap. I was looking forward to getting this camera for a long time and I was extremely disappointed by its performance.
If you want a nice looking p&s, that's beautiful to look at and well designed then this is the camera for you. But don't expect it to perform anywhere near the level of your dslr or that much better than any of the other p&s cameras costing hundreds less.
I love Leica and Leica products, but I can't stand behind this one.
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Comments about Leica D-LUX 4 Digital Camera (Black):
I use this camera for the ski hill and for when I can't carry a bulky SLR. The camera is good to hold and the picture quality is excellent, worthy of the Leica name. The battery lid looks and feels cheap, while the manual settings are hard to figure out. The software is also difficult to figure out.
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As a replace for my VR1 to Point & Shoot, nice, simple, easy to get long with.
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Beautiful design, with great Leica lens. Far superior image quality compared to compact/semi-compact cameras that I own or have owned. Functional, straightforward design looks great, however it's not as sure in my hands as others. Gripper surfaces in places would be a plus.
One use so far on a trip to Dublin and Irish countryside. I'm still learning the camera, however photos compared favorably to my GFs Cannon digital SLR.
Flexibility in settings may be a real plus in the future, however the pre-programmed options are extensive and will serve me well.
So far it's very good to great, and may move to five stars as I learn the camera.
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Comments about Leica D-LUX 4 Digital Camera (Black):
We got this for a second camera to use when we don't want to lug around my DSLR and lenses. It's compact, and has a wide range of manual capabilities. Shutter is slow, like most point and shoots, and images are grainy on the screen in low light, and other drawbacks typical of any non-DSLR. Limited zoom. No viewfinder (add-on available, but very pricey).
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Comments about Leica D-LUX 4 Digital Camera (Black):
I bought this Leica cause I'm on crutches. I have to say this camera has giving me everything I need. The quality, the color, the sharpness, and style, you just can't get enough. I have a D700 and Leica comes really close.
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I bought this camera for personal use. I do not know a lot about digital cameras, but this one is very user friendly and delivered the best images. I love it and I will recommend it.
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This is the best camera I´v ever had.
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I am a travel/street photographer and I bought this as a lightweight back-up for traveling with my (heavy) Nikon D700 + 24-70mm lens. This camera does it all...shoots RAW, f2.0, brilliant, sharp images....the Nikon may be staying home more often. I bought the grip which makes all the difference in the handling and I will need to get an extra battery... The menu is much easier to use and more intuitive than the Canon G11 and the photographs are superior on the Leica. I am delighted with it and it will go everywhere with me. The 24-60mm lens is perfect for the kind of work I do.
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Comments about Leica D-LUX 4 Digital Camera (Black):
Love this camera. The ability to manually control settings for things like focus, shutter speed and exposure is awesome. The lens is great in low light.
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I carry the Leica D-LUX 4 with me all the time. Great for traveling and recording the images with high quality.
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I was a little leery of a point & shoot after using a DSLR for years. But the D-Lux 4 has been an excellent companion to my D700. It's compact enough to fit in a messenger bag or cargo pant pocket. The video is great and the microphone picks up sound and voices very well!
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Comments about Leica D-LUX 4 Digital Camera (Black):
This is a great point and shoot camera that allows you to do so much more! I upgraded after a trip to India brought disappointment with my old camera and I would never go back - Leica all the way! It has automatic settings for more situations than I could have thought of and I am still learning to use the manual options : )
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When you don't want to lug around your full size DSLR the D-Lux 4 provides you with a camera that won't compromise the quality of your photos. Plenty of flexibility for creative types. Solid and well made.
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Comments about Leica D-LUX 4 Digital Camera (Black):
This camera can take pictures that are almost in the same class as the results of professional dSLRS, if you know how to use it.
The key advantage it offers is manual exposure setting. This is important because at apertures of about f/2.4 or higher, a small sensor camera is diffraction limited. That means that if you double the f-number, you cut the resolution in half (approximately). So by intentionally selecting wide apertures on this camera, (and having a choice up to f/2.0 really helps) you can get surprisingly sharp pictures, especially at the lower ISO settings. By staying below the diffraction limit, the pictures are nearly as good as those of a 10 megapixed SLR, at least if the subject is not moving rapidly enough to require better autofocus.
Diffraction also explains why the limited zoom range is not a problem: if the maximum telephoto range was 120 mm equivalent at f/5.6, the results would hardly be better than digitally zooming pictures taken at 60 mm equiv f/2.8.
An under-appreciated benefit of the Leica, especially in comparison to its near-twin, is a file format that uses Capture One (which is included for free). Cap One allows amazing flexibility in adjusting RAW files for color balance, under or over exposure, contrast at your choice of ranges from black to white, and sharpening. Several sources, and my own experience, show that it is equivalent to increasing the megapixel count by almost 50% in terms of resulting sharpness. This is an important benefit for a pocket camera.
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Comments about Leica D-LUX 4 Digital Camera (Black):
I had a D Lux 3 for a while, then sold it because I thought I could get at least nearly the same quality of image from a camera that is more "pocketable". I was wrong. After using a couple different fairly expensive, 10 MP pocket cameras made by other major companies; I have not gotten even close to the color saturation, depth of tone, or clarity that I have gotten from the D3.
Now, having gotten my D4, I feel like I've been reunited with an old friend. Even better than its predecessor. I am VERY HAPPY with my D4.
For anyone hung up on the higher cost, I would just say "You get what you pay for".
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Comments about Leica D-LUX 4 Digital Camera (Black):
Nice, compact size with large LCD and lightweight.
1.The lens. Yes, it's a Summicron-branded lens. May be made by Panasonic, but its Leica's design and therefore, a stellar lens. Fast F2 Aperture for great lower light shooting. FOCUS IS FAST! So much faster than the Sigma DP1, it's not even funny.
Focus is also good in lower light due to its focus assist lamp.
2.Writes to the SD card fast.Much faster than my M8 does.
3.Can shoot in one of three formats: 4/3, 3/2 or 16:9.
4.Battery life is superb. Never ran out even after shooting all day.
5.Out of camera JPEGS are decent and color is very, very good. Minimal tweaking needed.
6.Nice looks, great warranty.
7.Optical Image Stabilization. Hand-holdable at 1/8 second? Sure! Go for it!
8.Shoot HD movies in Quicktime .mov format. Cool feature.
9.Macro capability is pretty good.
ISO 80-400 is good. Above 400 it starts to get a little noisy and mushy, but I would use it at 800 if need be. Better than most small sensor cameras I have used.
Absolutely friendly menu
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Comments about Leica D-LUX 4 Digital Camera (Black):
I wanted a portable camera with the image quality of a dSLR without the need to visit the back doctor after a weekend of shooting.
While its zoom range is a bit limited at a little less that 3x zoom, it's a got a fast lens for general snapshots, meaning that I don't have to worry about taking photos in dim lighting. If you're looking for a compact camera with telephoto abilities, this camera isn't for you. However, one thing to consider is that the D-Lux 4 has the equivalent of a 24-mm lens at its widest, allowing you to take photos at a wider angle than most compact point-and-shots.
With that said, I'm finding that it's an excellent people camera - the photos I've taken of friends, family and pets are incredible with excellent detail, contrast and color fidelity. With it's quick menu function, I can easily move from different shootings modes - my favorites are Dynamic Color and Dynamic B/W.
As far as ergonomics, the camera feels good in the hand with a generous display using a 4:3 aspect ratio. The camera's finish is a bit slippery, but not so much that I'm concerned about dropping it. It's buttons feel fantastic, and the quick menu is a brilliant touch.
With regards to its ability to take photos, when compared side-to-side with my Canon G9, the Leica D-Lux 4 appears to take sharper photos edge-to-edge with better color fidelity in jpg format. Overall, I like the image quality produced by the D-Lux 4 over the G9.
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Its desing is unbeatable, and the color she reproduce are amazing. I´m happy to get it. She is always in my pocket.
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I have not had this camera very long but am very impressed.As an experienced amateur , I can say that as far as technical quality of the photos go, it is, within its limitations ,one of the best cameras you can buy.
Because of its small size you can take it everywhere and you will get photos that you will never get with bigger SLR cameras. Also , that red Leica dot means a lot !
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Comments about Leica D-LUX 4 Digital Camera (Black):
before getting this camera I always wonder what is the big deal about Leica. Now I know. It is easily the funnest and best digital camera I have ever own. I have used Canon, Panasonic and Nikon. They are nothing compare to this one. The color really pops! I took a close up of a rose in [...](harsh lighting). It turned out so awesome that some of my friends wants for their wallpaper! And I want to say that the controls are very easy to use. Not hard to figure out at all. Don't be afraid to ditch your other camera and convert to a Leica fan. That's what I did. Never will I take any other camera beside the D-lux 4 with me. Actually I should clarify, I will take my Canon 7D with me but that is from a different class :) the battery lasts exactly as they expected it to be with some flash use it took about 380 exposures per charge.
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