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robgo2 wrote:
I should think that the "sensor technical part" is the most important component of a digital camera, along with the lens. Sony always has and always will beat Leica in the sensor department. But if someone wants a 28mm lens on a FF compact camera, the Q is a great place to find one. From what I can tell, it appears to be the first digital camera that Leica has gotten right.
Disagree. The best camera is the one you use (or want to use) to take pictures. The baseline quality of most FF digital pipelines being offered on modern cameras is good enough that interface design, focus mechanics, ergonomics, and other features are clearer differentiators of whether I will actually use the camera. After all, what good is an amazing lens-sensor combination if it never sees the light of day? My wife and I retain excellent Nikon D800 bodies for event work, but all of our personal shooting is done on the far lighter and simpler-to-use M240, whose sensor is arguably far behind the D800 technologically (the optics are another story). Also, I had an RX-1 that had superlative optics and a great sensor that I recently sold. Why? Because the UI stank, the AF was just OK, and I didn't derive anyjoy from using it. The Leica Q is a quantum leap forward in the usability department. I can't wait until mine finally comes in.
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