The bounteous Leica C-LUX 2 is the double of Panasonic's Lumix DMC-FX30 digital camera, a stiff seven megapixel dummy with conception stabilized 3.6x optical outstrip lens. Changes between the two models are chiefly moment terms of the fling bundle, footing Leica's variant ships with a 64MB Secure Digital card while Panasonic does not include a card, and Leica includes Adobe's Photoshop Elements 5.0 software in place of the Arcsoft bundle provided by Panasonic. The camera body is essentially identical other than product logos, and the absence of the oval trim piece on the front of the Panasonic which serves to provide a grip for your fingers.

As with the DMC-FX30, the C-LUX 2 lens is branded now a Leica DC Vario-Elmarit also offers a convenient 28mm susceptible angle to 100mm telephoto. There's no optical viewfinder, with a upraised 2.5" 207k pixel LCD ostentatious ness being provided being the indivisible method of framing and reviewing images instead. ISO sensitivity ranges from 100 to 1600, with the ability to extend to a maximum of ISO 3200 in high sensitivity mode. Other features include an 848x480 movie mode (plus a choice of lower resolutions), SD / MMC card storage with SDHC compatibility, Lithium Ion battery, and a generous selection of scene modes.