Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ80D Vs Leica M11: full comparison

pros

• This camera autofocus is able to follow moving subjects
• The integrated stabilizer allows you to shoot firmly even in low light conditions
• The LCD display is a convenient and almost indispensable feature
• This is one of the brightest cameras in its category, even at the longest zoom settings - a huge plus in sports and nature photography
• Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ80D is one of the lightest cameras in its category. This makes it very well suited for street photography and daily use

cons

• Warning - Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ80D is not a tropicalized camera. If you use it in adverse conditions, you could ruin it.
• Warning - Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ80D battery has only 330.0 shoots autonomy. This might be a limiting factor if you think you'll have to do long photo sessions without having the chance to recharge it.
• Unfortunately, Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ80D does not support wireless connection
• The small size of the sensor could lower the quality of the photos

pros

• The Leica M11 is tropicalized - this means you can use it also in adverse atmospheric and environmental conditions without ruining it
• The LCD display is a convenient and almost indispensable feature
• Leica M11 is one of the smallest cameras in its category. This makes it very easy to handle and suitable for street photography and daily use
• The fully articulated display allows you to manage the framing even in hard conditions
• Thanks to the wireless connection, Leica M11 allows immediate picture sharing