Both the RAW and edited version to show that it’s a usable image. Just like the original Q, you have the ability to digitally zoom in to 35, 50, and now 75mm which you see above.
#LEICA Q2 UPDATE#
Not only will this update impress those who already own the Leica Q (I know a good handful of photogs that do), but also those who really don’t see the need for a compact camera (like myself). Like I said, there really is nothing on the market quiet like the Q2.
Well, I've been shooting with the new Q2 for the past month and can tell you that even though I was skeptical as to what they could pull off, I’m pretty impressed to say the least. I was oddly interested to see what they would add or upgrade, besides the sensor, since the SL would naturally be the next in line for a update. When rumors started circulating around months ago about a new Q on the horizon, I was pretty curious as to what Leica’s mad scientists had been cooking up in the their lab. The Sony RX1RII comes in at a price of $3300 and is the closest competitor to the Q2, but with when comparing the specs head to head, the $1600 difference seems like a no brainer.
#LEICA Q2 FULL#
Sure, Sony has a full frame sensor compact with a 35mm f/2, but the Q2 brings a whole new level of what you can do with a fixed lens camera. There currently isn’t a camera on the market quite like it. The new Q2 is easily the most impressive compact camera on the market, and to be honest, labeling it that will make most photographers shrug it off yet it has simply so much more to offer. In true Leica fashion, their team of engineers took the already impressive innovation of the original Q and elevated it to new level.
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