The Leica V-Lux 30 is the perfect camera
for everyone who travels the world with their eyes wide
open to capture inspiration from their surroundings
- such as the extreme sportsman Danny MacAskill, who
masters obstacles with spectacular bike stunts and transforms
the city into his personal playground. Taking pictures
with the Leica V-Lux 30 is just as easy as his stunts
appear to be. It is the perfect camera for seeing the
world from totally new perspectives.
Easy handling
The LCD touch screen display of the Leica V-Lux 30 offers
the ultimate in convenient handling. In addition to
the familiar button menu, many features can be controlled
simply by touching the screen with a fingertip. At the
same time, it lets users conveniently leaf through captured
images in playback mode and enlarge them with just a
light tap of a fingertip. For an easy and fast starting
of the video function, the video start button is located
on the top of the camera, right next to the shutter-release
button.
Integrated GPS function
The camera's integrated GPS module records the geographical
coordinates of the location and the local time of every
picture taken, and stores the data in the EXIF data
of the image files.
Enormous capabilities
The photographic options offered by the Leica V-Lux
30 and its 16× optical-zoom range cover everything
from wide-angle and macro shots to telephoto shots of
distant subjects. Extremely precise aspherical lenses
in the construction of its Leica DC Vario-Elmar 1:3.3-5.9
4.3-68.8 mm ASPH. zoom lens (24-384 mm, 35-mm equivalent)
enable an enormous range of focal lengths from 24 to
384 mm - for video as well as still pictures. The camera
is made even more versatile by a continuous shooting
mode (burst mode), allowing the capture of an impressive
ten images per second at full resolution (14.1 MP),
and a 3D image-capture mode. Another highlight of the
V-Lux 30 is its amazingly efficient video recording
format: it records videos in 1920 × 1080i AVCHD
full-HD including GPS data and, in contrast to the usual
M-JPEG format, uses about 50% less memory - for the
same brilliant image quality.
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