[photos] How to full Open Dismantling Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX100 Camera

Do you curious whats the inside of this pocket camera but do not want to unpack itself? Peek into just here ...

Although just a pocket camera, but Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX100 is equipped with a resolution up to 16MP, with the Four Thirds sensor which makes it able to produce quality images. This camera is also carrying a lens 24-75mm F / 1.7-2.8 contributed greatly in producing quality images 4K.

Why does this tiny camera capable of producing images that are not less with your DSLR or mirrorless famous? What is in it? If you are curious about what is behind casing Lumix DMC-LX100, loading only parts one by one. Of course, Do It with Your Own Risk.

Or, if you do not want to uninstall it but curious as to what's inside the camera, consider the following picture rows one by one ...

WE DO NOT RECOMMEND YOU TO DISASSEMBLE THIS CAMERA WITHOUT HELP THE EXPERTS. BUT IF YOU INSIST DO SO, PLEASE DO IT WITH YOUR OWN RISK.

The first step to do is remove the battery first, to avoid the occurrence of a short circuit.

After that, you can begin to remove some screws, including hiding under a thin plate in this hotshoe. First remove the license plate, new screws behind it.

Once all the bolts apart, start prying the back casing of the camera with caution. Do not use a screwdriver made of metal because the risk of causing rupture of the camera body. Use only a plastic so that the pressure is not too great.

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Once separated, behold motherboard located behind the rear panel and a few buttons.

Get rid of the LCD in advance if you want to reach the motherboard. Use spudger plastic so as not to make the LCD scratched.

And this is the motherboard after the rear panel and LCD spite at all.

To remove the Electronic Viewfinder (EVF) there are a couple of screws that you should remove first.

After the EVF is no longer in place, then you can remove the motherboard from the camera body. Do it slowly so as not to make smaller components in it was broken.

Behind the motherboard, behold, a copper plate. Take attention to this part, and not to get left behind while trying to remove the screws of this section.