Panasonic LX5, canon G 12, S95 Nikon P300 P7000 D3 100, is there any big difference in picture quality? We should grab one and get a big one on National Day!

Nikon P300' s 1/2.3-inch sensor is the smallest, and the picture quality will definitely be the worst. The remaining G 12, S95 and P7000 are all11.7 inch CCD, and the image quality is better in non-interchangeable lens cameras ~~LX5 uses 1/6000. Panasonic LX5 can only say that the imaging is really excellent under the condition of sufficient light and low sensitivity, thanks to the powerful power of Leica VARIO-SUMMICRON lens and large CCD ~ ~ Among these models, LX5, G 12 and P7000 are competing products, belonging to the same level, and S95 and P300 will be worse ~ ~

But if you say that you want to compare with D3 100, then these cameras really can't compare with any one. Although the price of D3 100 is really cheap enough to approach these cameras, the imaging of APS-C digital SLR is definitely not comparable to that of ordinary digital cards ~ ~ If you really want to pursue higher image quality, you must give up portability, D365438.

If you want to compromise, I also recommend LX5 to you. I personally use this camera. 1065438+ million effective pixels, but it adopts a brand-new Venus correction engine FHD and provides the unique ISO 80 in consumer cameras. At the same time, the appearance of the fuselage has also been improved, the size of the handle has been slightly widened, and the grip is more comfortable. The zoom factor of the lens was increased to 3.8 times, then the height of the flash hot shoe was increased, and a separate video shooting button was added. The newly designed Leica VARIO-SUMMICRON lens, with a large aperture of F2.0, is very effective in shooting night scenes. Enhance optical image stabilization, which is really better than ordinary camera image stabilization. Panasonic camera image stabilization function has always been excellent. The largest11.63-inch high-sensitivity CCD in consumer-grade digital cameras provides excellent image quality close to that of SLR cameras with sufficient light and low sensitivity.