What I like about this camera:

• compact size,
• slim and speedy 20mm lens,
• long video files (up to 30″ for the European market),
• lens are interchangable;
• quick autofocus (compared to other contrast-type autofocusing systems);
• face recognition (speeds up autofocusing in video mode),
• a responsive high-resolution display.

What’s not so pleasant:

• noise (it’s higher than in a three-year old Canon 400D),
• shutter lag (half a second after having autofocused),
• camera body is slippery,
• some menu controls are inconvenient (e.g. when deleting multiple photos, one can easily deselect photos instead of deleting them or moving on with selection);
• digital viewfinder has a very low-res display: for 180 € you get 0.4 Mpx, something like 640×480, not even 800×600 px;
• no in-body accelerometer, that means that you’ll have to rotate your photos by 90° manually if you use lens with no stabilization.