Leica Digilux 1

The Leica Digilux's spare German design recalls a more elegant era when simple, black, and boxy was the favored look for cameras. Aiming for this higher artistic plane, the 1-pound Digilux 1's smoothly finished magnesium case sports a mode dial and a...

The Digilux 1 has a retro design and a fast multiburst mode, but our test photos looked too dark.

The Leica Digilux 1 is the most recent offering from that very traditional-minded camera company. It is a joint offering from Leica and Panasonic, with Panasonic dealing with the digital insides, and Leica providing the lens design, lens coating, and...

Produced in cooperation with Panasonic, Leica's 4-megapixel Digilux 1 digital camera has a die-cast magnesium body and a form factor that echoes their traditional rangefinder cameras. When I first heard the Leica Digilux 1 would take styling cues...

I recently bought this camera used because of the magical Leica name even though this 4 MP Model is almost five years old. I’m thinking that 10 MP with one of the small sensors that comes with these new automatic cameras is a cruel marketing joke. ...

It might seem odd to be writing a review of a digital camera that is 3+ years old now. Technology has moved on, pixel concentration seems to double every 6 months . . . The Leica Digilux 1 uses a 4 megapixel sensor; these days even inexpensive compact ...

Bought it because, of course, it's a Leica. So obviously expectations are EXTREMELY high, especially what you pay for a 4M digital camera. The great thing about it is the enormous LCD screen. It's super-clear. But things I expected in a Leica ...