Thanks Jörg-Peter for your kind comment. As you know I love old digital cameras even they can be no longer serviced. They are a pleasure to use on a daily basis with much simpler menus than their newer offsprings.
Have a merry Christmas
Jean

Thanks John for your kind comment. As you said what a pity Leica dropped out of the aps-c line. As for the XV I love its organic rendering, maybe a tad sharper than my dead X2

Thanks to your article, I will probably have to wait four years. 😀

I have never used an X Vario, but based on using a CL + TL18-56 combination, I can imagine the appeal.

As has been said before here, it’s frustrating that Leica seemed unable to grasp the appeal of the X line , or the TL line, or the CL lost opportunities…

Thanks James for your comment. It is a truly amazing camera.

Thanks Dave for the kind comment. It’s a pity Leica abandoned the X series. They seem to be doing pretty well with their most recent cameras. However one can console oneself as we can still find decent X cameras on the used market. The camera have definitely an image signature of their own which is hard to beat for me.

Thanks Chris for your comment. This aprt of Normandy is a nice place to live despite the unsetteled weather.

Thanks John for the kind comment. I’m careful to always have a battery fully charged in the camera to avoid the internal battery problem. The tilting EVF is an absolute bonus. I don’t know what my next camera will be but it’ll certainly have a tilting EVF.