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Leica Q 24.2 Megapixel Digital 35 MM Compact Camera (Black, Anodized, TYP 116), 徕卡Q

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Arrives Tuesday, Jun 25
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Color: Black


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  • Video Capture Resolution - FHD 1080p

Description

Combine what is technically possible with what makes sense photographically. A philosophy that leads to innovation, rewriting photographic history again and again. As it has with the new Leica Q, a digital camera which continues this groundbreaking Leica tradition with a full-frame sensor and a fixed focal length. Whether your subject involves depth of field, an available-light situation or a macro photography shot, the Summilux 28mm f/1. 7 ASPH. provides everything you need to express yourself photographically. Its classic 28mm focal length is perfect for street, architectural and landscape photography. Its lens, the fastest in its class, combined with a specially designed 24 MP CMOS full-frame sensor, provides detailed images of unsurpassed quality: up to ISO 50, 000. Main features: Optical compensation system for photo and video recordings3" TFT LCD monitor with approx. 1, 040, 000 pixels, touch control possibleContrast-based autofocus systemColor depth 14 bitDNG/JPEG resolution: Focal length 28 mm: megapixels (6000x4000 pixels), megapixels (4272x2848 pixels), megapixels (2976x1984 pixels), megapixels (1600x1080 pixels). Focal length 35 mm: megapixels (4800x3200 pixels), megapixels (3424x2288 pixels), megapixels (2384x1592 pixels), megapixels (1280x856 pixels). Focal length 50 mm: megapixels (3360x2240 pixels), megapixels (2400x1600 pixels), megapixels (1680x1120 pixels), megapixels (896x600 pixels).

Compatible Mountings: Leica Q


Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS


Supported File Format: JPEG


Image Stabilization: Optical, Digital


Maximum Focal Length: 50 Millimeters


Optical Zoom: 1 x


Maximum Aperture: 1.7 Millimeters


Expanded ISO Minimum: 50


Brand: Leica


Model Name: Leica Q


Auto Focus Technology: Contrast Detection


Display Resolution Maximum: 24 Pixels


Photo Sensor Size: Full Frame (35mm) Millimeters


Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS


Effective Still Resolution: 24.2 MP


Maximum Webcam Image Resolution: 24.2 MP


White balance settings: Auto


Self Timer Duration: 10 seconds


JPEG quality level: Basic, Fine, Normal


Image Stabilization: Optical, Digital


Video Capture Resolution: FHD 1080p


Video Standard: MPEG 4


Viewfinder Type: Electronic


Screen Size: 3 Inches


Display Type: LCD


Display Fixture Type: Fixed


Model Name: Leica Q


Brand: Leica


Model Number: 徕卡Q


Color: Black


Included Components: Camera Body & Lens


Assembly Required: No


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 5.12 x 3.15 x 3.66 inches


Item Weight: 1.3 Pounds


Lens Type: normal


Optical Zoom: 1 x


Digital Zoom: 1 x


Maximum Aperture: 1.7 Millimeters


Minimum Aperture: 1.7


Zoom Type: Optical


Compatible Mountings: Leica Q


Focus Type: automatic_only


Maximum Focal Length: 50 Millimeters


Expanded ISO Maximum: 50


Expanded ISO Minimum: 50


Max Shutter Speed: 30 seconds


Min Shutter Speed: 30 - 1/2000 second seconds


Exposure Control Type: Automatic


Batteries Required?: Yes


Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.


Are Batteries Included: No


Rechargeable Battery Included: No


Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion


Battery Weight: 2 Grams


Removable Memory: Multimedia Card, Secure Digital Card


Target Gender: Unisex


Connectivity Technology: USB, HDMI


Continuous Shooting Speed: 4.5 fps


Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11b, 802.11g


Wireless Communication Technology: BuiltIn; 802.11b/g/n


Special Feature: Lightweight


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Skill Level: Amateur


Form Factor: Compact


Hardware Interface: USB, HDMI, SDXC, SDHC


Audio Recording: Yes


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    • 5 Reasons Why I love my Leica Q
I bought this as a treat to myself - my birthday present. When I was a teenager and shooting with negative film and kodachrome slides, I longed to have a Leica but could not afford one. Then much much later, when I could afford one, the digital age arrived and Leicas were really no longer great cameras. But Leica is back! This is an awesome camera. I have owned a number of Nikons and Panasonic cameras - dSLRs and mirrorless. I currently have a Nikon df (full format) with a number of lenses. A friend said to me that once I tried this Leica Q, I might as well wrap up my df and sell it on eBay. That's what he did with his previous favorite camera. 5 Reasons why I love this Q: 1. The photos are stunning - forget the specs and everything. The photos I am getting with this are just beautiful. 2. Speed - most people rate speed as in how fast the camera focuses and shoots when you press the shutter. I think of speed a little differently. I think of speed as measured from the time you decide you want to take the shot, then you have to frame, choose how you want to do it, and then press the shutter to focus and shoot. This is the fastest camera I have owned. This is because all the settings are placed just perfectly - aperture on the lens, manual focus lock on the lens and focus ring, etc. Whether I want to shoot auto or semi auto or manual, I have found this to be the fastest camera I have ever owned. 3. Somehow they got it right - placement of the various controls - I really enjoy handling the camera. This is subjective of course, and I love it. 4. The lens is amazing. Usually if you open up a lens 100% (in this case to f1.7) there is some degradation at the edges of the photo, so on other systems, I try not to open it all the way up to maximum aperture. On this Leica Q, you can truly use it at f1.7 and there is no degradation on the edges of the photo. 5. It is solid - built like a tank. While you do want to take care of this camera because it is expensive, this camera will take abuse and live. I will be taking it on all my trips - hiking etc. After all, the best camera is the one that you have with you. So... now I need to wrap up my df and lenses and sign on to eBay. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2016 by pthean
    • Wait till you transfer the photos you take with this to your smart phone or computer
Didn't start to seriously use this camera until my first trip a few weeks ago. Wait till you transfer the photos you take with this to your smart phone or computer. Wow! You'll immediately notice the quality. My other camera is a Canon 5D Mark III, and I don't think I'll ever want to haul that thing on a plane half way across the world again. I also do see a slight bit of a noticeable difference in picture sharpness and color in favor of the Leica. This camera definitely takes the prize. Perfect size, full-frame, and easy to use with superior, top notch picture quality. Didn't have an issue at all with the fixed lens and inability to zoom. Cropping is now my friend. I'm in love! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2017 by DD
    • Remarkable
I was a bit worried about the 28 mm lens focal length, but had no need to. Images are so clear that the camera can be used for quite large digital zooms. Now I really prefer this over my canon 50 mm lens. and the camera is a delight to use. A bit of a sharp learning curve, but then all the dials, etc become second nature. The only picky things are the lack of a decent thumbrest (got a Thumbs-Up from Match Technical, problem solved), the remarkably short battery life, and that the back display has to be either always on or off. On the plus side, all the things in other reviews are true. The super fast focus, great EV, and light weight are standouts. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2016 by Amazon Customer
    • Far too expensive
Battery didn’t work
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2019 by Sharon Green
    • gets a lot right but also gets a few things really wrong
I’m probably not typical. I do most of my photography with an iPhone and a Sony RX100m3. I have a bunch of old Nikon DSLR gear but I want my photography to revolve around my life not the other way around. As a result, I rarely use the DSLR gear and I also rarely shoot in RAW and rarely do PP. I was intrigued by the Leica Q and in researching, also became interested in the Sony RX1Rm2. The RX100 is my comparison baseline. I know – this is a bit strange of a trio for comparison, but for me they fill the same use scenarios. I prefer wider angles, so the RX1 is at a disadvantage there. As others have pointed out, Leica gets a lot right with the Q. The ergonomics are outstanding from the thumb impression on the back to the brilliant focus ring with the lock into AF or the little click out to MF. I also love the ring to move from normal focus ranges to macro and the manual focus magnification and focus peaking work well. The AF is very fast and the additional option to adjust focus point with the touchscreen is great. Everything is not perfect, however. It's really annoying that the lens and camera body aren't aligned on a plane so that if you set the Q on a flat, hard surface, it wants to tilt forward (due to the weight of the glass at the end of the lens, I assume). I often brace a cam like this in low light or for a longer exposure and it's nearly impossible with the Q. The Sony RX100 and RX1Rii both handle this with no problem. I did a lot of shooting with the RX100, RX1Rii and Q and with the EXIF data hidden, I could pretty easily pick the RX1 out from the 100 and the Q but could often not distinguish the 100 and Q. Now obviously with FF vs 1" there were some DoF differences between the 100 and the Q but in looking at the in focus areas they both shared, I often couldn't tell them apart by IQ. The RX1 really destroyed both of the others in IQ. The other factor I didn’t like with the Q was its almost obsessive tendency to use f/1.7 with everything on full auto. I honestly thought for a couple days that there was a FW bug causing full auto to lock on f/1.7. With FF and f/1.7, you often get too shallow a DoF when shooting animals or people. So I found myself defaulting to aperture priority, which can cause a lot of missed moments in much of the shooting I do. The Q is also significantly bigger than the RX1 which is in turn significantly bigger than the RX100. In real life, the Q appears to be bigger in each of H, W and D than the RX1 which is bigger in all three dimensions than the RX100. The Q is really not pocketable under any definition while the RX100 is pocketable in almost any pocket. The RX1 is “semi-pocketable”, made difficult mainly by its depth. Factoring in all of this plus the $4K+ price, I returned the Q. I just wasn’t sure I would get the value from it, especially with the f/1.7 "lock" issue and the IQ that’s a full generation behind other sensors. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2017 by SomeGuy

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