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Posted by Luis

- March 31, 2024, 20:38:51

Mind if I suggest the Lumix GX9? It's quite the powerhouse for its size.

Posted by Budster

- March 29, 2024, 23:49:04

The actual alternative, and the only legit one, is a Sony RX1R II.
Just like the X100VI, it has a splendid 35mm lens built in (even a better one than the X100VI), a 42 MP sensor, a top left finder, is fairly compact, it just lacks the image stabilizer and battery life, but it's also full frame and therefore comes with native F2. Comes at about 1.5k used and is on par in most regards.
That is he only alternative here without going into compromising.

Posted by urbantukan

- March 29, 2024, 14:24:19

Dear friend, if you summarize in so brillant way the road to light, friendly and sexy small cameras, I have to tap your shoulder and ask: why don't you suggest to your faithfull followers a delicious camera like Panasonic LX100II ??? Best wishes.
UT

Posted by Redaktion

- March 28, 2024, 18:45:46

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