Thanks! Hmm, I'm not sure, I guess it is just personal taste and style? I think for me making things a bit darker and warmer makes it feel a bit more nostalgic and dream-like, which is kind of what I would like to feel when I watch back these old travel videos in years to come

thank you!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it

Ah thanks, Amy - I hope you get to revisit again soon!

Ah thank you very much!

Oh yeah, it's certainly not the cheapest. Hope you have fun using the CL!

Thanks! A mixture of both

Hope you are doing good buddy

That's amazing, thanks so much for sharing and I hope you are doing ok!

I actually haven't done the firmware update! But it's honestly more than adequate already for most situations

HI Renato, I read your comment. Now, I have a question… had you used it for travel photography? I’m asking because I have a trip coming up to Normandy and I’m trouble between two cameras, one with an interchangeable lens or just the q2… any inside tip would help. I just don’t want to miss any shot because I didn’t have the reach… thanks. Jro

@@jro440 Hi Jro, I did you use A7III for travel photography, I only had a Samyang 35mm 1.4 and that lens was huge and bulky (I later on went onto buying a Tamron 28-75mm and that was much better to use on a daily and for travel. The Q2 however is just fantastic for daily and travel use! It's got some weather proofing, it's compact, the lens is beautiful and sharp! I'd go with the Q2 because of it's scalability! The digital crop at full frame is great so you don't have to worry about quality of your photos when you use this feature! Q2 FTW! I hope this helps!

Sounds like the Q2 would be a good option for you! Super fun and simple to use as well

Thanks Ron and Simon… it does help. Taking my sl2 with the 24-70 was a little bit heavy set for my trip to Normandy. But again my hesitation comes when I think about missing shots… I’ll have couple of trips before to try one and the other. Again, thanks to both.

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

@@SimonHird maybe this autumn, maybe next year but if we go to Scotland we don’t want to miss Lewis and Harris

Thanks!

Hey! Yeah, I think the autofocus is accurate, it's just not as high-tech as the new Sony & Canon's etc with the eye-tracking AF. I've not really had a problem with the focus, but I am not super fussed about things being perfectly sharp particularly as this is just for personal use for me. I do love the look of the colours straight out of the camera and in lightroom. I think there definitely is a slight more contrasty feel with richer blacks on the Q2 but I think the character comes from the lenses to be honest rather than the sensor. I could be wrong there though, I'm no expert. When looking at photos taken on the Leica versus my Sony A7iv the Leica has a bit more character but the image quality is fairly similar it just comes in a much nicer package that is considerably smaller, more simplified and more enjoyable to use. Hope that helps!

Amazing, hope you have a lovely time out there!

Thanks so much Clayton!

Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed it

@@SimonHird really enjoyed this, hopefully picking up a q2 for this exact reason soon. What lens was used for the piece to camera?

@@georgenevin6055 thank you, hope you enjoy the Q2! I believe I filmed this on the Sony 35 1.4 GM

Thank you very much!

Ah, thanks so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it

Ah, thank you so much Artur! It's a really beautiful part of Scotland

Ah thanks a lot mate! I think I needed that reminder myself haha

Ah that’s so awesome to hear you are in the same situation as me! Thanks so much for the comment!

@@SimonHird yessir! and all of my friends and family members are like now obsessed with the leica xD

That’s really interesting to hear! I was kind of torn between the Q2 mono and the Q2, but decided to go with the colour option as I thought that would be something I’d miss. I think the crop mode function on the Q2 kind of makes it fine for me just being a fixed lens as I’m not printing the photos huge or anything like that. I generally take photos in the 24 to 50 mm range on my Sony A7IV, so I think I’m not missing that extra reach hugely. I can totally see why people would though! I used to use the A7Riii and a 24-70 all the time on personal trips and found that was super versatile for most situations for me. The set-up was just pretty huge so I ended up changing it up. Thanks for the comment! Really excited to use the camera more and I’m sure I’ll make some more videos on my thoughts on it!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Ah, that's great to hear! It's definitely a substantial investment, but an incredible camera for it's size and quality for sure

Ah thanks so much Tom! I really appreciate that. Yeah sure, will definitely make those kinds of videos this year!

Thanks so much! That’s a good idea, I was thinking about getting a film camera for this kind of thing, but ended up sticking with digital. Love the Leica so far though!

Thanks mate!

Ahh thanks so much mate!!