When you think of Leica, you probably don’t think digital. This is because Leica’s digital cameras, until now, have been either point-and-shoots lacking a real Leica feel or fake-vintage rangefinders with a sensor in place of film. That changes today. The Leica Q combines the top-of-the-line look and feel the German optics experts are known for, with truly progressive technology that makes it easier to get great images out of the Q than any Leica before. This is a 21st-century Leica exactly as it should be. The Leica Q inhabits a middle ground between Leica’s consumer-focused compact cameras and its professionally minded M family of rangefinders. The former are mostly rebranded plastic Panasonic cameras meant for your pocket or backpack, while the latter have been the expensive gold standard for photojournalists for the better part of a century. The Q might be smaller and priced at less than five-figures, but it has no clicky zoom lens……..

Source: www.bloomberg.com
 

Leica Q

Do you love my work and want to support me? If you’re planning on buying camera gear, you can check out above-noted links. Prices remain the same for you, but a small percentage of your purchase value is valued back to me. Thank you!

Leica Q reviews Stephen Pulvirent