I did a few grab shots at the food court area just to see how fast the LX100 would react
1. start time from turning it on to 'ready to shoot' is very quick
2. the lack of an articulating LCD screen for the LX series from Day 1 till this latest model is a bit of a drawback for me esp for waist level shooting and lower
3. up to ISO1600 and maybe even ISO 3200, the output file is very useable
4. if you dont want to accidentally trigger the flash unit, leave it off the camera (even when turned off it triggered when in total Auto mode) (where both Shutter speed and F stops were set at Auto)
5. It survived a severe thunderstorm this morning when I was running in the rain with the LX100 in my hands ..... cleaned it dry with some tissue paper later .... its still working good. I dont read anything about the LX100 being weather sealed but its built almost like a tank
Advise to Panasonic.... the flash comes housed in a pretty velvet pouch.... my advise is to ditch the velvet pouch for just a plain flash pouch with a couple of slots cut in so that the camera owner can attach it at least to his/her neck strap and camera. I'm quite certain that in the coming days/weeks I'm going to accidentally leave it somewhere else when I need it most. Right now, the flash is in my jeans pocket at home while the camera is sitting in the trunk of the car.... alot of folks will have issues with this
ISO 200, 1/125sec , f1.8
ISO 800, 1/40sec, f4.0
ISO 25600 , 1/500 sec, f8.0
ISO 800, 1/125 sec, f3.5