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The ‘Made in Germany’ seal of quality guarantees that only the finest and most resilient materials are employed in its construction. The design of the Leica Q carries forward the Leica tradition of reduction to the essentials. The Leica Q2 adds 4K UHD and Cine4K video recording to its arsenal of features, with frame rate options across 4K and 1080p. Improvements to its new processor from the Maestro II family have enabled a high continuous burst shooting rate with an impressive 10 frames per second from the mechanical shutter, even at maximum resolution. The autofocus system of the Leica Q2 focuses sharply on the subject within milliseconds, making it one of the fastest cameras in its class.

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OLED panels, known today for being utilized in the highest quality smartphone and TV screens on the market, are superior to LCDs as they control each pixel’s brightness independently – this yields a better color depth and quality for a more pleasing experience every time the camera is raised to the user’s eye. The high resolution of 3.68 megapixels in the viewfinder provides the clearest vision of the user’s composition to perfectly and accurately frame subjects. The Leica Q2 features a newly developed high-resolution OLED viewfinder, which offers a lag-free high refresh rate and faster auto-switching between the rear display and EVF. The Leica Q2 features a brand new 47.3 megapixel full frame sensor, integrated weather sealing throughout the body and built-in Summilux 28mm f/1.7 lens, a brand new electronic viewfinder, lightning-fast autofocus and burst shooting, 4K video, a revised button layout and refined design. If you're looking for something more affordable that also has that compact retro appeal, buy an OM System OM-5 Micro Four Thirds System Camera on Amazon.Leica Camera is pleased to announce the introduction of its latest camera, and the new evolution of one of its most popular recent releases, the Leica Q2. The Leica Q3 is on sale from at an MSRP of US$5,995, but you might be better off with something like the Nikon Z 8 if you're after practicality rather than nostalgia, clean industrial design, and a tuned lens and sensor pairing.

8K video, along with the improved autofocus and upgraded Maestro IV processor are the biggest technical changes to the Leica Q3, while the flip-out display is a welcome hardware change that greatly improves ergonomics - even if that ergonomics improvement is at the cost of aesthetics.

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In terms of video, the Leica Q3 can record at up to 8K 30 fps in 4:2:0 at 10-bit, while 4K is possible at up to 60 fps in 4:2:2 and 10-bit, with 1080p topping out at 120 fps in 4:2:0 10-bit or 60 fps in Apple ProRes 422HQ.

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The Q3 also features Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity to connect to smartphones. Under a weather-sealing cover, there's a USB Type-C port for charging and data transfer and an HDMI port for video streaming. Leica has given the Q3 an IP52 certification against water and dust ingress ( limited dust ingress, but only protected from direct sprays of water at up to 15° from vertical), and the camera features a three-inch tilting touch screen for added ergonomics. As for new tricks, the Q3 debuts a hybrid autofocus system that combines its previous depth from defocus (DFD) with phase detection autofocus to make subject tracking and focus locking quicker and more accurate. Presumably, Leica has added the 90 mm option because of the updated 60 MP sensor that should produce sharper images. Similarly to the Q2, Leica has included digital zoom options, although this time we're seeing zoom levels of 28 mm, 35 mm, 50 mm, 75 mm, and 90 mm. The lens on the Leica Q3 is the familiar 28 mm F/1.7 Summilux lens with 11 elements in 9 groups. The Q3 features an updated 60-MP, full-frame, backside-illuminated CMOS sensor with full coverage from the built-in 28 mm prime lens. Leica has taken the wraps off of the Q3 full-frame, fixed-focal-length camera that promises to be a robust, compact, all-rounder for both photography and videography.