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Hi,

Everything is in the title ! I've just bought a Leica Q after carefully reading this forum. But I fear there is some defect with the diaphragm system. When I first took the Q in hand I heard a little noise of something slightly moving inside the lense. When I put the battery and turned the camera on, the diaphragm fully opened and the noise couldn't be heard anymore. I did not try to close the diaphragm to a little aperture, but I believe this is the cause of that noise. I've never heard that kind of noise on my other lenses, so I believe this is a defect, isn't it ?

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definitely nothing to worry about. worry when you no longer hear it 😀Enjoy your Q!

BTW, there are a vast number of technical discussions on this board and this noise was discussed a couple of times in years past. You might want to go through some of those threads just to learn more about the camera. There are a lot of undocumented riches to this camera that we've uncovered and posted on.

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vor einer Stunde schrieb nivillard:

Hi,

Everything is in the title ! I've just bought a Leica Q after carefully reading this forum. But I fear there is some defect with the diaphragm system. When I first took the Q in hand I heard a little noise of something slightly moving inside the lense. When I put the battery and turned the camera on, the diaphragm fully opened and the noise couldn't be heard anymore. I did not try to close the diaphragm to a little aperture, but I believe this is the cause of that noise. I've never heard that kind of noise on my other lenses, so I believe this is a defect, isn't it ?

No, it's not a defect. The aperture sometimes opens and closes regardless of the aperture ring setting to adjust the brightness in the viewfinder. This makes a noise.

And, as described before, the Image Stabilizer also makes noise.

Everything is quite normal.

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