Just found that 58mm Opteka lens conversion adapter tube for G7 fits lx100. If there are an appropriate ND filter or a macro lense already they can be attached to the camera without load to the moving part of the lx100 lense.

Anyone have any tips on settings. Especially around Photo Style / profiles?

These are mine:-

AF Mode = one area WB = AUTO

REC Photo Style 1/7 = Standard, contrast-3, sharpness-5, NR-5, Saturation 0 AFS/AFF/AFC 1/7 = AFS Metering Mode 1/7 = Centre Screen Highlight Shadow 2/7 = shadow 0 and highlights 0 i.Dynamic 2/7 = off i.Resolution 3/7 = off ISO Increments 5/7 = 1/3EV Stabiliser 6/7 = Vert & Hor

MOTION Photo Style 1/4 = Standard, contrast-3, sharpness-5, NR-5, Saturation 0 4K Photo 1/4 = on AFS/AFF/AFC 1/4 = AFS Continuous Auto Focus 2/4 = off Metering Mode 2/4 = Centre Screen Highlight Shadow 2/4 = shadow 0 and highlights 0 i.Dynamic 2/4 = off i.Resolution 3/4 = off Mic Level Display 3/4 = on Mic level Adj. 3/4 = 2 Wind Cut 4/4 = Auto

CUSTOM Custom Modes 1/9 = ???? Silent Mode 1/9 = off AF/AE Lock 1/9 = AF/AE AF/AE Lock Hold 1/9 = on Shutter AF 2/9 = on Half Press Release 2/9 = off Quick AF 2/9 = off Eye Sensor AF 2/9 = on Pinpoint AF Time 2/9 = mid Pinpoint AF Display 3/9 = PIP AF Assist Lamp 3/9 = on Direct Focus Area 3/9 = off Focus/release Priority 3/9 = release AF+MF 3/9 = off MF Assist 4/9 = focus MF Assist Display 4/9 = PIP MF Guide 4/9 = on Peaking 4/9 =on Histogram 4/9 = on Guide line 5/9 = grid Highlight 5/9 = on Zebra 5/9 = zebra1 95% Mono Live View 5/9 = off Constant Preview 5/9 = on Expo meter 6/9 = on Dial Guide 6/9 = on LVF Disp. Style 6/9 = icons within Monitor Disp. Style 6/9 = icons within Monitor Info. Style 6/9 = on Fn Button Set 7/9 = Fn1= Custom Set Zoom Lever 7/9 = Default Control Ring 8/9 = ISO Zoom Resume 8/9 = off Q.Menu 8/9 = Custom iA Button Switch 8/9 = Press and Hold Video Button 8/9 = on Eye Sensor 9/9 = High / Mon

Does anyone know if it might be possible to use the wifi app to control multiple LX100s at once? I'm thinking of using several of them in a multi-cam setup where they'll be rigged in hard-to-access spots and it would be amazing to be able to trigger them all at once.

I adore the image quality on this little guy and it's a killer value. Would really love to use it for this setup, but don't know if it'll be possible without being able to control multiple cameras at once.

Thanks for your insight!

sgreszcz,

I've been using the Transcend cards without issues. Good price too.

68 Gig:

http://www.amazon.com/Transcend-Speed-UHS-3-Memory-TS64GSDU3/dp/B00J3KA814/ref=pd_sim_p_7?ie=UTF8&refRID=0X055EW9CGAC8SM43V33

128 Gig

http://www.amazon.com/Transcend-Speed-UHS-3-Memory-TS128GSDU3/dp/B00J3KA8JG/ref=pd_sim_p_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=0X055EW9CGAC8SM43V33

@moet_chandon I find this annoying in the reverse. I live in Europe, but when I visit my family in Canada I am stuck with 25p. That and the fact that Panasonic charges much more for the PAL versions of the same camera.

I really don't like that, and I'm glad that the Olympus EM-5 II is a world camera as that will be replacing my GX7 for straight 1080p and longer lenses (as the Panasonic 35-100 OIS is crap for video).

http://jackdanini.com/lx100/4K-ColorSamples.mov.mp4

So we went out the other day and messed around to see what this little Beast can do! Here are the samples:

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpFx1ian2-EoNqLfRKnpILK0hgEkOPhRN

If the successor of LX100 has a mic input and manual zoom like what was found in Fuji X10/X20/X30 series, then I will buy one for me.

@kkfok: I didn't try this with the 3,5'' dome because I used it mainly for wideangle in Fakarava. For focusing on subjects of around 50 cm I rather would use the standard rectangular port. @ karl: correction I did use the housing without camera for the test dive.

@karl: After the alarm I noticed some drops in the housing. I have put the housing immediately in a horizontal position with the dome downside. I noticed then that there was about 0,5 to 1 cm in the dome. I kept the housing in that position and I surfaced waitig for the boat to come and I asked the captain to keep the housing in the horizontal position. Then I turned the dome off and removed the water. I cleaned and let it dry for a night. What part was leaking? I honestly don't know. I cleaned and waxed the earring of the door and the dome. And I double checked if the handle for the on/off buttom was well as far as possible down. Next I did a test dive without housing and it didn't leak. Pfff hé, hé...

@ kkfok: Do you mean focusing in AF macro behind the 3,5'' dome? That sounds strange? I think I am missing your point.

@danz: So after the alarm rang there was only so little water inside that it didn't reach vital parts before you resurfaced?

Can you say what part of the housing was leaking? And how you fixed the cause of the leak?

@kkfok: You use you palm as a reference? Unless you're a Zombie, your palm is supposed to have a healthy rosy tint, much unlike grey... ;-)

If you don't have a grey card with you, you can use the greyish exteriour of aluminium gas tanks of nearby divers, or you can use sandy patches on the ground, but only if they are not speckled with algae.

I can confirm that the GH2 custom white balance function was unable to compensate for strongly tinted ambient light such as experienced underwater, but correction in post was still possible - and the image could still benefit from the better luminance information without a filter. Luckily, the LX100 is much better than the GH2 with regards to custom white balance compensation.