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Leica Q2

Quick information
Brand Leica 2015
Model 19054
Released Year 2015
Type Point & Shoot Digital Cameras
Color Black
Compatible Mountings Micro Four Thirds
Autofocus Yes
Photo Sensor Resolution 47.3 MP
Video Resolution 2160p
File Format JPEG
Status Active

Overview

The Leica Q2 is a high-end point & shoot digital camera featuring a full-frame 47.3-megapixel CMOS sensor that delivers outstanding image quality with exceptional detail and dynamic range.

It incorporates the renowned Leica Summilux 28mm f/1.7 ASPH lens, offering bright aperture and sharp optical performance ideal for low light and street photography.

The camera supports 4K UHD video recording capabilities, providing high-resolution footage with fine detail and color fidelity.

Its autofocus system is fast and accurate, integrating contrast-detect AF with touch screen focus point selection for enhanced shooting flexibility.

The camera is built with a robust, weather-sealed magnesium alloy body designed to withstand demanding environments and provide durability.

Connectivity options include built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for seamless image transfer and remote control via mobile devices.

Specifications

Built-In Media Camera Body & Lens
Are Batteries Included No
Remote Included No
Item Height 3.1 inches
Manufacturer Leica
Warranty Description manufacture
Metering Methods Multiple (Spot, Center-Weighted, Evaluative)
Exposure Control [PROGRAM_APERTURE_SHUTTER]
White Balance Settings Auto
Self Timer 10 seconds
Crop Mode 3:2
Screen Size 3 Inches
Display Type OLED
Dots Per Screen 3.68E+6 dots
Display Fixture Type Fixed
Touch Screen Type Capacitive
Display Resolution Maximum 1280x720
Has Color Screen Yes
Auto Focus Technology Multi area, Contrast Detection, sensor
Focus Features Active
Autofocus Points 81
Focus Type Auto Focus
Autofocus Yes
Aspect Ratio 3:2
File Format JPEG
JPEG Quality Level Normal
Total Still Resolution 24 MP
Maximum Focal Length 28 Millimeters
Lens Type Fisheye
Zoom Digital Zoom
Camera Lens 28 Mm
Minimum Focal Length 28 Millimeters
Real Angle Of View 75.4 Degrees
Number of Diaphragm Blades 9
Lens Construction 9 elements in 7 groups
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth
Wireless Technology Wi-Fi
Video Output HDMI
Total USB 3.0 Ports 2
Total USB Ports 2
Shooting Modes Macro
Digital-Still Yes
Movie Mode Yes
Image Capture Type Stills & Video
Night vision No
Flash Memory Type SD
Flash Memory Speed Class C40
Flash Memory Video Speed Class U3
Compatible Mountings Micro Four Thirds
Sensor Type BSI CMOS
Image stabilization Digital
Maximum Aperture 1.7 Millimeters
Expanded ISO Minimum 50
Photo Sensor Resolution 47.3 MP
Photo Sensor Size 1.5-inch
Maximum Shutter Speed 4E+3 seconds
Minimum Shutter Speed 1/4000 seconds
Form Factor Mirrorless
Special Feature Image Stabilization
Color Black
Item Weight 4.9 Pounds
Video Resolution 2160p
Viewfinder Electronic
Flash Modes Auto, On/Fill, Slow Sync
Camera Flash Built-In
Skill Level Amateur
Compatible Devices [MULTIVALUED]
Continuous Shooting 10 fps
Aperture modes Fixed
Viewfinder Magnification [EST] 0.7x to 1.0x
Flash Sync Speed 1/200 or 1/250
Video Capture Format MP4
Expanded ISO Maximum 51200
Delay between shots 0.1 seconds
Battery Type Lithium Ion
Water Resistance Level Not Water Resistant
Frame Rate 24, 30, 60 FPS
Diopter Adjustment Range Description ±3 diopters

Key Advantages

Leica Q2 excels in image quality thanks to its large full-frame sensor and bright Summilux lens.

Compact and lightweight, it combines portability with premium photographic capabilities.

Weather-sealed body ensures reliable operation in various environmental conditions.

4K video recording adds versatile use beyond still photography.

Intuitive touchscreen and reliable autofocus enhance user experience and precision.

Wireless connectivity features modern convenience for sharing and control.

Limitations

The fixed 28mm focal length lens limits versatility for zoom or telephoto applications.

Price point is relatively high compared to other compact cameras, potentially limiting accessibility.

Battery life may be shorter than DSLR counterparts during extensive use.

No built-in flash, requiring external lighting for certain conditions.

Limited customization options compared to some advanced interchangeable-lens cameras.

Relatively large sensor size can result in slower continuous shooting speeds.

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