Leica Q - the image thread

[A miller]

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Because its his camera and he can do whatever he likes.

that's for sure 1000%.  But then he shared it with us in this forum setting as an illustration of I'm not sure what.  I am simply saying the photo to me doesn't showcase anything positive and suggesting what he might have done to show off his new camera that he can do whatever he wants with. 

Edited June 19, 2015 by A miller

[Daedalus2000]

that's for sure 1000%.  But then he shared it with us in this forum setting as an illustration of I'm not sure what.  I am simply saying the photo to me doesn't showcase anything positive and suggesting what he might have done to show off his new camera that he can do whatever he wants with. 

 

Maybe as an illustration that the OIS works and allows you to get good results up to speeds of 1/5th of a second? I got a sharp image with no trouble at the same speed.

[A miller]

No offense, but an iphone 6+ can get this result. For a $4000+ camera it doesn't really impress me. What would be very impressive is a shot that is crisply sharp in every respect with a vibrant natural-looking color pallate unsubdued by the extremely high ISO that was used. I thought this camera's ISO is insanely high? Am I wrong?

[sblitz]

per adam's request, four pics of a garden outside an inn where my wife and I are staying in the Lake District (Gilpin, in Windermere, to be exact). these are straight out of the camera, processed in Capture one v 8.3 (it works).  first is iso 6400 f/8 1/2000  second is iso 6400 f/16 1/500 third is iso 25000 f/16 1/2000 last one is iso 25000 f/8 1/8000s

 

 

 

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[sblitz]

last two, same order of shots as above

 

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BTW, had i played with the highlight recapture, it would have......there really is no such thing as burning highlights as there was on the M9, not even close.

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path through farmland in windermere

[sblitz]

and now the photo that goes with it!

 

 

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[nico1974]

A couple of images taken with the Leica Q in London

 

 

[Louis]

Kostas, thanks for such an inspiring thread. So good to see you here!

[sls]

Here's a couple

 

 

 

And one that is quite heavily cropped:

 

[vikasmg]

At Marina Bay in SIngapore.  ISO 2000, f 2.4

 

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[sls]

Here's one with some colour. The colours and sharpness are superb, there is an issue with moire.

 

[A miller]

Thanks a lot, Steve.  I am impressed by the high ISO performance.  The colors seems to hold together quite well.  

I also have noticed a tinge of moire in many of the photos posted here.  But overall it seems like a wonderful camera.  Have fun, all!

[Feudal1]

Here's one with some colour. The colours and sharpness are superb, there is an issue with moire.

 

 

Awesome shot!!  Has a three dimensional feel to it for sure.

[Feudal1]

A stormy evening of travel with the Q.  Remnants of Tropical Storm Bill rolling through the mid-atlantic states on the east coast of the US.

[nico1974]

A few more images taken with the Q in London today

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[digitalfx]

GREAT SHOTS!!!  ^^^

Edited June 21, 2015 by digitalfx

[sblitz]

Hill Top in the Lake District, outside Beatrix Potter's House

 

 

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[sls]

Very nice indeed Nico, was in Shoreditch yesterday, was very grey, but had a nice bit of lunch at Poppies. You got some very good light and great colours.

Edited June 21, 2015 by sls