Leica’s Q series cameras are the most everyman camera it produces, aiming to please the largest swathes of the photography community, with its fixed lens, easy-to-use control scheme, and (reasonably) compact and travelable form.
The latest in the series – the Leica Q3, was released last week, and I was a big fan of the camera when I tested it, impressed by its beautiful build and its stunning image capabilities. But with the Leica Q2 only released a few short years ago, how does the new Q3 stack up against it, and is it worth the upgrade for existing Q2 owners?
