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very interesting assortment! Top 20 compact camera sales sept 2025: 1. Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III (Black) 2. Kodak PIXPRO FZ55 (black) 3. Canon PowerShot SX740 HS (Black) 4. Kodak PIXPRO C1 (Black) 5. Panasonic Lumix TZ99 (black) 6. Kodak PIXPRO WPZ2 (yellow) 7. Canon PowerShot SX740 HS (Silver) 8. Kodak PIXPRO FZ45 (Black) 9. Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III (Silver) 10. Kengo Tokina KC-AF11 BK 11. Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo (Black) 12. Kodak PIXPRO C1 (brown) 13. Kodak PIXPRO FZ55 (red) 14. Canon IXY 650 (Silver) 15. Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo (brown) 16. Iasika MAF100 digital camera 17. Ricoh GR IV 18. Panasonic Lumix FZ85D (black) 19. Sony ZV-1F (black) 20. Panasonic Lumix TZ99 (white) Top 20 ILC sales sept 2025: 1. Canon EOS R10 + RF-S18-150mm IS STM Set 2. Canon EOS R50 Dual Lens Set (Black) 3. Sony ZV-E10 II Dual Lens Set (Black) 4. Fujifilm X-M5+ XC15-45mm set (silver) 5. Nikon Z30 double-lens suit 6. Sony ZV-E10 electric zoom sleeve (black) 7. Canon EOS R50 Dual Lens Set (White) 8. Canon EOS RP + RF24-105mm IS STM 9. Sony A6400 Dual Lens Set (Black) 10. Sony ZV-E10 II electric zoom sleeve (black) 11. Sony A6400 standard zoom sleeve 12. Nikon Z50 II dual-lens suit 13. Panasonic Lumix G100D W Set 14. Sony ZV-E10Y dual-lens set (black) 15. Sony ZV-E10L electric zoom sleeve (white) 16. Sony A6700 standard zoom sleeve 17. Fujifilm X-M5 XC15-45mm set (black) 18. Canon EOS R50 RF-S18-45mm IS STM Set (Black) 19. Canon EOS R50 RF-S14-30mm IS STM Set (Silver) 20. Nikon Zf 16-50mm VR Suite (Silver)
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The X1 was, if I recall, the first true compact, fixed lens APSC camera. The X2 improved upon that and the X113 was a dream. But that was in 2014, and its ISO performance and AF speed could do with what would be a much update. Leica has mentioned that the CL is an effective replacement for the X series. The beautiful sensor produces images very close to that of the M; its AF speed is now reasonably fast; and the size and dimensions - especially when used with the 18mm - is certainly X sized. And let's not forget that beautiful viewfinder. However, I would argue that the CL does not offer the same straightforward, no nonsense manual simplicity of the X series, which is what set the X apart from everything else. Those beautifully engraved and dedicated aperture and shutter speed dials made its operation effortless. While I did try the CL, and was impressed by the image quality, I did find the non-labelled, multi functional top dials something of a pain, and often found that, while in busy areas, the dials could inadvertently change the settings, which was a constant source of frustration. In this respect, I personally hope that we will see either a CL 2 that adopts the X operational philosophy, or alternatively, a new X3. I would be fine with the return of the 2.8 Elmarit, the 1.7 Summilux, or if they somehow managed to cram a collapsible Summicron into an X2 sized body, then that that would be wonderful. Make that collapsible Summicron a manual pull out and you have something that would probably be more robust and nostalgically charming. In a recent interview, Leica did say that they were not ruling out the possibility of a fixed lens APSC compact camera, but it would depend on whether or not there is clamour for it. What say you?
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popped up on the net: Compact Digital Camera 3952A, made by Panasonic, probably a Dlux?
