Panasonic LX100 III rumors point to a comeback for one of the most beloved compact cameras, alongside a new OM System PEN model. Here’s what we know so far.

Panasonic is planning to work on a new compact camera, and we think it is the right time for the LX100 series to make a comeback.

Here are the most credible rumblings and reports about what's coming next. The Panasonic rumors are still swirling, with the manufacturer having plenty to whisper about when it comes to full-frame mirrorless cameras – but far less in terms of Micro Four Thirds cameras.

One source heard about a possible new Panasonic Lumix LX100II successor coming on October 17. The only spec he shared is that it will use the same Panasonic G9II sensor.

Panasonic LX100 Mark III and Panasonic S1H Mark II camera are coming, as well as a telephoto lens is also coming, so let's explore the type of information we have related to all these, starting from the key points of this article.

Panasonic LX100 III rumors suggest major upgrades: image processor, USB-C charging, enhanced dynamic range, and professional video codecs.

Is Panasonic bringing back the LX100? Here are the latest Panasonic LX100 III rumors, specs, release timeline, and what creators can expect.

Two Legends Return: Panasonic LX100 III & New OM System PEN! Andrea Pizzini. Four Thirds strikes back! OM digital officially confirmed a new PEN is in development. And Panasonic confirmed a new enthusiast premium camera (LX100II successor?) is coming.

I just watched a video claiming to compare the advantages and disadvatages of the LX100 III to the Zeiss ZX II, talking about both as if they are currently in production and released.

With all of the rumors swirling around about a new Panasonic LX, I am more than interested. but considered the direction of compact cameras like the G7 X III, Sony RX100 VII, Fujifilm x100vi, etc, the LX100III is going to cost close to $2,000, maybe more with the fast Leica 24-75mm lens.