Because of its compact size, the Leica D-Lux 7 isn’t very comfortable to shoot with, especially if you have larger hands. The buttons and dials are quite small, making it easy to accidentally make in input you didn’t mean to. However, the dedicated exposure dials are nice for manual shooters who prefer not to mess around with menus, giving it an advantage over similarly sized compact cameras. Unlike the Panasonic LUMIX LX100 II, however, there’s no finger/hand bump on the front of the camera, and the body is quite slippery, making it harder to maintain a secure grip. That said, the thumb grip on the back helps.
