Leica Q2 Monochrom review
the leica q2 monochrom is not 'cheap' through most people's standards, but it is one of the less frighteningly-priced models in leica's lineup. sitting alongside the color-shooting leica q2, it is a monochrome-handiest camera that offers a genuinely unique set of headline features in a modern bundle. the times of the compact digicam is probably almost over way to the advances of phone cameras, but the leica q2 monochrom is one of the few that is able to shooting professional-exceptional pix. it does this by using pairing a 47.3mp full-frame sensor with a hard and fast leica summilux 28mm f/1.7 asph lens, a combination that produces a few first rate consequences. but the q series additionally differs from interchangeable lens cameras like the leica m10 and leica m10 monochrom by using together with modern capabilities like autofocus and wireless modules, which connect with the leica fotos app that will help you both manipulate the digital camera from a phone and share p