It quickly becomes clear that its beauty is more than skin deep. It shoots swiftly and confidently, turning in a generally excellent performance all around. We never waited for the camera. LX100 focuses quickly and in very low light, and it shoots generously deep, fast image bursts as well. That, in a camera which would easily vanish in a coat pocket, small purse or bag is really quite impressive, as is the availability of 4K movie capture.

http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/panasonic-lx100/panasonic-lx100A.HTM

https://www.ephotozine.com/article/leica-d-lux--typ-109--review-27821

What do I need to install at least English. How to solve this problem? Thank you.

Learn Japanese.

Recorded a drive home from the airport in 4K and dropped it into the latest version of Premiere Elements to have a look at the software and have a play with the time remapping feature. Shot in 4K and downscaled to 1080p on export.

Panasonic (not only them) rarely updates the firmware of their cameras besides their flagships, except for bug corrections. In case of Panasonic, except for the GH4, is very rare to update funcionalities.

Shot by Lumix LX100. Light travel tripod. Gimbal Beholder MS1

https://fdphoto.exposure.co/rome-3-days-one-lumix

While the above video is quite soporific, what is remarkable is that all the pans (and there are many and not short) were done handheld, with help from warp stabilizer in post. They are incredibly smooth and steady, with apparently little impact on resolution (which is good). Unfortunately, that is about the only interesting aspect of this, although it is always nice to hear Mozart (adds nothing to what is actually shown). I get it Mozart - Salzburg.