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I’m still very much enjoying my Q-P. It’s an incredibly capable camera.

I might be tempted by a Q3 in the future but I don’t really need more megapixels so will be interesting if they include the M11 sensor.

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Had no own comparison, so I cannot report personal expertise on Q2. 48 MP may be good for cropping however cropping plays no major role for me. 24 MP of Q1 produce about 48 MB, after correction for grain it's about 100 MB. Guys thats enough for my notebook. 28mm focal length is good, 20 or 24 would be even better. My interest is the Q lens, and this delivers extreme sharpness. We all know it is no real M comparable summilux but thats exactly why I want it. The Q is a closed system  It uses software where needed and physical properties where software  does not deliver. No physical highly expensive compromise like M lenses. So when I buy a Q, I buy something that makes the lens work, like Q1,2,3. Makes extremely sharp pictures which I can crop down to 5MP or less and they are still sharp. How are darkness properties? So called Mr Leica used some evening time in his hotel room to compare Q1,2,3.Winner Q1, 2nd Q3, clear loser Q2. So on review basis I bought a quasi new Q1 (Leica dealer expo,  zero shoot) for 2.5K. But how about weather sealing and 4k? I usw my Q1 when skiing, snowboarding, gravel bike tours, got it in my jacket front pocket. 4K? Great for taking single Pics from a 4 k Film. But for slow motion and video,  120 FPS HD of the Q is perfekt. For anything else like rain, snow, 4k or better film formats my IPhone 15 pro is the right companion, beating by length all full format cameras on the market up to Sony A1. So would I change my Q1 for a Q2? I like 24 MP, I like low light,  so absolutely No without compromise. And for a Q3? Yes. Then sell it, get another Q1 and a new Canon R5ii for the spare. And invest a little bit more for a Leike M 50 1.4 + adapter in the Canon. Because I adore the high tech - old fashion mix. (Because) my customers pay for that.

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