leica q

Because the M240 and the 35 is a new toy, I've been shooting it pretty much exclusively since Dec 31. I was a bit excited to find a good opportunity to exercise the old Q muscle yesterday as I needed all the angle I could get. During the short session, Q, the camera of my life, never missed...

How come I didn't find a showcase thread for Leica Q? The more I shoot the Leica M, the more I regain respect towards my Leica Q. Not that I hate the M or find it lacking, I just realize how much there is to appreciate about the Q, the lens, the package. I'll throw in some aesthetically...

Firstly, I don't currently do a lot of digital photography. My first love is film and I don't see that changing. I have no antipathy towards digital. In fact, I currently own an M(240) and I like using it and sharing the lenses I own with my M7. However..... Recently, I've started to...

Seems to be just a concept but who knows. Found here: https://www.behance....94509/LEICA-Q-P

Well ... I love shooting Leica style so much with my X-U that I just feel I have to get the Q. I tried it in the Leica Store Miami. It's fantastic. I love how much better the focus magnification and peaking work compared to the X-U. However, my brain wonders about a practical matter. I know...

I'm curious ... I think a lot of you here are Q owners. Everyone seems to love the Q. You've probably read some portion of DPReview's review, which says that strange control analomies damage usability. I was particularly surprised by the shutter speed dial not moving in thirds, as it does on...

I just love this camera, the files are extremely pliable and the low light performance is excellent, I have only had it for a week so we are still making friends. I have uploaded some images from the weekend shoot.Just on another note I am taking a photographic tour to Bhutan in November if...

This observation tower has several levels and observation platforms, although the highest level is still less than 100 feet high. The primary use for most visitors is to view and photograph an Osprey nest, currently containing 2 nearly-grown chicks. That nest is approximately 150 yards...

Normally I don't consider birding with a 28 mm lens, but I take what I can get - in this case a baby sparrow sitting on a large dumpster in the middle of town. It didn't move when I approached it, but it was gone when I returned 45 minutes later, so hopefully it was able to fly somewhere. The...