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Leica's Q camera is beautiful, expensive and totally worth it

Leica’s Q camera is beautiful, expensive and totally worth it

Posted on July 5, 2015August 12, 2019 By Jarvis

Leica is known for making cameras that are too expensive for most people. Its latest one, the Leica Q (Typ 116), is no exception. You can tell a lot about its high value simply by glancing at it; the gorgeous magnesium alloy and matte black finish makes it look exquisitely premium. There are also little details around the chassis to make you further appreciate its design, including an area that allows your thumb to rest comfortably while you’re shooting. At roughly 23 ounces (640 grams), the Q isn’t exactly lightweight, but doesn’t feel heavy either — its mass is distributed perfectly throughout. But OK, enough about the appearance. How does this $4,250 camera actually perform in the real world?
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