ReviewGist Ratings: Best Digital Cameras - 0.48 to 1 lb. Weight, USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/sec) Interface Type, Large sensor compact Camera Type, Atleast 1080p∫erfaceType=USB 1.1∫erfaceType=1 x Hi-Speed USB hdFormat, Atleast 1.5 inch

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'Ricoh are well known for delivering responsive cameras, and the GR II certainly continues in that tradition. '
'The Ricoh is specialised, then, but it does what it does exceptionally well.'
'unique and ambitious camera'
'The lightweight, compact Ricoh GR II is well designed, and its APS-C sensor allows for shallower depth-of-field than do the smaller sensors in competitors.'

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'It’s also a huge improvement over the Fujifilm X100S.'
'It only takes one glance at the Fujifilm X100T to know it's a special little camera. '
'It's an impressive object that many pricier models could learn from.'
' The X100T takes Fujifilm's concept of a high-end fixed lens compact into its third and most successful generation. '

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'The large APS-C sensor makes it easy to blur the background and importantly makes the camera more versatile in low-light.'
'14mm f/4 lens provides perfect uniformity. '

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'Top-notch high ISO performance'
'The supplied external flash worked well indoors, with no red-eye and adequate exposure. '
Panasonic's LX compact series gets a bigger sensor and traditional controls
Advanced compact hits all the right notes

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'Secondly, there's a handy sensor which automatically detects when the D-Lux (Typ 109) is held up to eye-level and even starts auto-focusing, with just the slightest delay until the display is ready. '
The superb Panasonic LX100 gets a slight remodelling for Leica-lovers