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The vari-angle screen is useful when you want to shoot from low angles like this. Click here to see a full resolution version.
There's an impressive level of detail in this shot and the focus falls away naturally. Click here for a full resolution version.
Shooting at the longest point of the lens and f/5 has blurred the background nicely. Click here for a full resolution version.
Taken at the shortest point of the lens. Click here for a full resolution version.
Taken from the same position as the previous image but at the longest point of the lens. Click here for a full resolution version.
The automatic white balance system has produced a natural looking result in the overcast conditions of this scene. Click here for a full resolution version.
The V-Lux's long zoom is useful for candid shots and the wide aperture (this was taken at 300mm and f/4) blurs backgrounds nicely. Click here for a full resolution version.
The colour and detail of this back-lit JPEG image are very natural. Click here for a full resolution version.
All noise reduction has been turned off when processing this ISO 1600 raw file to reveal the chroma noise in some mid-tone-to-dark areas. Click here for a full resolution version.
This is the same shot with bespoke noise reduction applied. The coloured speckling is hidden to leave only luminance noise and plenty of detail. Click here for a full resolution version.
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