Reviews written by Littletower

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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by Littletower

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Leica Q (Typ 116)

Pros: 28mm Summilux F/1.7, performance of a full frame sensor, compact body with simple and appealing design

Cons: Absence of a double memory slot and non-interchangeable lens

Opinion: The Leica Q is a minimalist and intuitive machine. It imposes the compromise of a fixed non-interchangeable optics to obtain large images, without the need to carry huge weights. The MACRO function is not to be overlooked and allows you to get great shots close together. In my opinion, the only downside to this machine is the lack of a double memory slot. The double slot would guarantee the back up of the images and then made the Q useful also for professional aspects. With the Leica Q it is possible to "focalize" both in automatic and in manual. In manual, the focus peaking and zoom assist functions help the focus setting in a splendid way, but it is always possible to change focus system very quickly by simply acting on the relative ring. Also, on the Q you can find focus functions like Face detection, and the touch and shoot function that makes it very similar to a smartphone. If you are looking for a reliable travel companion, which at the same time is light, a single body and a single lens, the Leica Q is the right choice.

sent on February 11, 2019