4K | Leica D-lux (Type 109) colour grade test shots

4K (2160) graded shots. Leica D-lux is similar to Panasonic DMS-LX100. Standard colour profile all settings -5. This was done on purpose. Also colour temperature settings were slightly off as well as aperture to see what we could correct during colour correction. The mp4 4.2.0 footage was not as easy to grade as Log material, but there is no log available in this camera. Footage is uber sharp. Tends to show moiré on small paterns. Tends to be a bit noisy with slightly under exposed shots. Image qualty overal pretty good. Video shoot in controlled situation is ok. Not realy suitable for run and gun. To fumbly, to many options, prone to operator errors when you have beg hands or chick fingeren. Very good stills camera though. To play safe with video put the camera to full automatic. It acts like shooting video with a smartphone. In manual operation the auto focus tend to be a bit slow and not accurate, starts breathing a bit. In my opinion not suitable as a b-camera for professional shoots, unless situation is fully controlable. Ergonomis for video shoot as a hand held camera, it is to small. It is easy to change schutter speed unwillingly. Video start stop is not placed in a good position. Stabelizer works in 5 axes really well. Not designed to be a video camera. That is just a bonus. LCD Viewfinder can not articulatie. The dynamic range of this camera in video mode is limited and not stated by Leica. Around 10 stops is my guess