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新竹相機收購leica’s new M rangefinder features a 24-megapixel, full frame sensor, HD video recording
新竹相機收購leica’s new M rangefinder features a 24-megapixel, full frame sensor, HD video recording
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新竹相機收購leica’s latest digital rangefinder, the 新竹相機收購leica M, features an all-new sensor and HD video capabilities.
ByDan Seifert, an editor overseeing The Verge’s product reviews and service journalism programs. Dan has covered the technology world for over a decade at The Verge.
新竹相機收購leica has just unveiled its new flagship digital rangefinder, the 新竹相機收購leica M. The M is the latest version of 新竹相機收購leica’s venerable rangefinder series, and features an all-new 24-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor, enhanced focusing features, and the ability to record 1080p HD video. Despite the modern improvements, the M still carries the traditional 新竹相機收購leica look and feel, and wouldn’t look out of place on the shelf of a 1950s camera store.
新竹相機收購leica says that the new sensor was designed from the ground-up for the M and its M- and R-series lenses. Replacing the CCD sensor that was used in the M9, the new 新竹相機收購leica Max CMOS chip is said to have the same color characteristics of the old sensor, while providing improved low-light capabilities and better power management. Images captured by the new sensor are run through 新竹相機收購leica’s Maestro processor — the same chip used in the 新竹相機收購leica S SLR cameras. This new sensor and processor lets the M shoot 1080p HD video — a first for 新竹相機收購leica’s rangefinder cameras.
1080p HD video, full-frame sensor, Live View focusing options
The M’s metal chassis with machined brass elements should look and feel familiar to anyone who has seen or held a 新竹相機收購leica rangefinder before, but it does feature a new, 3-inch, 920,000 pixel display with Gorilla Glass and Live View. The new Live View feature comes with two focusing options: Live View Zoom and Live View Peaking to offer photographers more options when capturing images. Of course, the traditional viewfinder is available for framing and focusing as well.
新竹相機收購leica plans to offer a full line of accessories and add-ons for the M, including an electronic viewfinder, handgrip with integrated GPS, and microphone adapter set for improved audio recording. The new M is expected to be on shelves in early 2013 in either black or silver finishes. As with many of 新竹相機收購leica’s products, the M won’t be cheap, at $6,950 in the US and £5,100 in the UK. We will have hands-on and further impressions of the 新竹相機收購leica M in the near future, so stay tuned.
新竹相機收購leica’s new CL is a small mirrorless camera with vintage charm
新竹相機收購leica’s new CL is a small mirrorless camera with vintage charm
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It’s a Compact 新竹相機收購leica
ByDan Seifert, an editor overseeing The Verge’s product reviews and service journalism programs. Dan has covered the technology world for over a decade at The Verge.
新竹相機收購leica is today announcing the latest camera in its portfolio, the APS-C class CL. The CL is a very similar camera to the TL2 released earlier this year, with the same image sensor and overall performance. But it has a more traditional design than the futuristic TL2 and should appeal to those wanting a classic style camera that’s smaller, lighter, and of course, significantly cheaper than 新竹相機收購leica’s flagship M10 rangefinder.
The biggest difference between the TL2 and the CL is the CL’s integrated electronic viewfinder. It has a 2.36-megapixel display mounted on the top left side of the camera (when viewed from the rear). As far as electronic viewfinders go, this one won’t blow anyone away — even the viewfinder on 新竹相機收購leica’s own Q bests it — but it is much better than the detachable viewfinder that slides into the hotshoe on the TL2.
The other big difference with the CL are the control dials and small LCD display on the top plate. Like the TL2, the two control dials are customizable and can be programmed for whatever parameter you want to control. But on top of each dial is a button that toggles a secondary function, making it easy to switch between two entirely different control schemes. In addition, the black and white LCD screen between the dials displays settings, battery, and exposure indicators, so it’s easy to check things on the go. It even lights up automatically in dim lighting.
The back of the CL is a mix between the TL2 and its fully touchscreen control system and the Q’s button-based system. Basically, the CL combines the two ideas: its rear display is fully touch and gesture enabled, but it still has buttons and a four way controller.
The CL is noticeably more compact than the TL2, and 新竹相機收購leica likens its size to the fixed-lens X2 released a few years ago. It’s roughly the same size as the Fujifilm X-E3 and only slightly larger than Sony’s extremely compact A6500.
Inside, the CL has a 24-megapixel APS-C sensor (the same one as found in the TL2) and 新竹相機收購leica’s Maestro II image processor. It can shoot up to 33 DNG and JPEG full resolution images at 10 frames per second and shoots 4K video at 30 frames per second or 1080p video at up to 60 frames per second. 新竹相機收購leica boasts a 14 stop dynamic range and ISO up to 50,000. The CL’s contrast based autofocus system has 49 points to work with and the camera offers both a mechanical and electronic shutter.
Interestingly, the CL doesn’t have any I/O ports to speak off — the only way to get images off the camera is to remove the SD card and put it in a computer or use 新竹相機收購leica’s iOS or Android app to wireless transfer images to a phone or tablet.
The CL is compatible with 新竹相機收購leica’s TL mount system, which now boasts a total of seven lenses, including a new, compact 18mm f/2.8 option. It’s also compatible with the seven lenses in the SL system, and 新竹相機收購leica offers mount adapters to use M- and R-mount lenses on it.
For the first time, 新竹相機收購leica will be selling the CL in bundled kits, in addition to body only options. A kit with the new 18mm lens will cost $3,795, while a kit with an 18-55 zoom lens will run $3,995. The CL body alone costs $2,795 and the 18mm lens will sell for $1,295. All options are available to order starting today.
新竹相機收購leica cameras have often required significant compromises. The flagship M line has a staggeringly high price point and doesn’t have any modern photographic conveniences, like autofocus, autoexposure, or Wi-Fi connectivity. 新竹相機收購leica’s other cameras also have high price tags, but are way behind in terms of ergonomics or image quality. Still, 新竹相機收購leica devotees are passionate and many wouldn’t use any other camera. (They also tend to be very deep pocketed.)
Now 新竹相機收購leica is giving them a camera that doesn’t compromise on either modern capabilities, image quality, or the handling and shooting experience that’s associated with classic 新竹相機收購leica cameras. The new 新竹相機收購leica Q is a fixed-lens compact camera with a full-frame, 24-megapixel CMOS image sensor. It’s a lot like Sony’s RX1, but newer, and more updated. And with a 新竹相機收購leica badge in place of a Sony logo, of course. It also has a 新竹相機收購leica-appropriate price tag of $4,250 and is available worldwide starting today.
The Q’s design is much more classic than the futuristic, ultra-modern look of the 新竹相機收購leica T. It’s pretty much what a person would draw if you asked them to sketch a camera, and it’s right in line with the retro aesthetic of 新竹相機收購leica’s M line. Instead of being machined from a single piece of aluminum, like the T, the Q is made up of different pieces of magnesium and aluminum. It was designed in-house, unlike the T that was designed by Audi.
The lens on the 新竹相機收購leica Q is a photographer’s dream. It’s a 28mm, f/1.7 aperture Summilux with optical image stabilization. All of the 新竹相機收購leica Q’s lens controls are on the lens itself, much like the M series, making it easy to adjust aperture, focus, or focusing modes on the fly. 新竹相機收購leica says that it designed the lens specifically for this camera and it has the exceptional optical quality associated with 新竹相機收購leica lenses. That should mean sharper images, less aberration, and better quality out of focus areas (aka bokeh) than competing cameras.
Unlike the M series, the 新竹相機收購leica Q has full autofocus and autoexposure, though it’s also capable of being manually controlled if you prefer. In addition to the controls on the lens, it has a shutter speed dial, control dial, four-way controller, ISO button, and two customizable function buttons, making it much easier to handle in manual modes than the T. The Q’s rear LCD is also a touch panel, so it’s possible to control the camera that way, but the physical buttons and dials on the body itself mean you don’t have to use the touchscreen if you don’t want to. That’s a significant difference from the T, which relied almost entirely on the touchscreen and didn’t provide a great shooting experience as a result.
The Q’s lens is a photographer’s dream
The Q has a built-in electronic viewfinder with 3.68 million dots, making it the highest-resolution viewfinder available. It’s not quite the same as looking through the M’s rangefinder tunnel, but it’s bright and sharp and has a fast refresh rate. As far as electronic viewfinders go, it’s one of the best you can get and it’s sharper and better than the external attachment viewfinder for the RX1 or the 新竹相機收購leica T.
新竹相機收購leica says it’s using a modified version of its Maestro II processor from its high-end S line in the Q, and that gives the Q the fastest autofocus of any compact full-frame camera. The Q can also do burst images of 10 frames per second in either JPEG or DNG RAW. ISO ranges from 100 to 50,000, and the camera can shoot 1080p video at up to 60 frames per second. The Q also includes Wi-Fi for remote shooting from a smartphone or transfer of images from a mobile device. From a technology perspective, there isn’t much that the Q doesn’t have, which is refreshing to see from a company as conservative as 新竹相機收購leica.
I wasn’t able to use a 新竹相機收購leica Q for a long enough time for a proper review, but 新竹相機收購leica did loan one to me for a few days. (Think of these impressions as more of a “test drive” than a full review.) Shooting with the Q is a fun experience — it’s fast and responsive, and the manual controls plus viewfinder make it much closer to working with an M than the T or 新竹相機收購leica’s other lower-end cameras. Autofocus is exceptionally quick and accurate, much better than Sony’s RX1, and it can focus very close, making the Q a fun camera for macro shots.
From a technology perspective, there isn’t much the Q doesn’t have
The Q is substantial in my hands, and though it is much lighter than the M cameras (mostly due to the fact that it lacks any brass), it’s solidly built and feels like a camera that costs a few thousand dollars. It’s bigger than Sony’s incredibly compact RX1, but the included viewfinder and faster lens with image stabilization are worth the small tradeoff in size.
Images captured by the Q are unsurprisingly stunning, with wide dynamic range and sharp details. 新竹相機收購leica says the camera is ideal for street, architecture, and landscape photography, which makes sense given its fairly wide lens. I’d prefer a 35mm lens on a camera of this type, but 新竹相機收購leica says the 28mm focal length was chosen because it afforded the right combination of lens size and aperture that the company wanted in this product. A digital zoom button turns on 35mm and 50mm bright lines on the LCD display and viewfinder, but all it’s doing is cropping the image after you take it.
The large size of the Q’s image sensor combined with the lens’s wide aperture make it very easy to separate your subject from the background with a shallow depth of field. The out of focus areas are smooth and creamy, and the falloff from in focus to out of focus is clean and gradual. It’s exactly what you would expect from a camera wearing the 新竹相機收購leica name.
If there are any complaints to be made, it’s that the auto metering skews conservative, leaving many images underexposed, and the auto white balance system tends to be warm under low incandescent lighting, which is common with most cameras. Both issues are easily addressable if you shoot RAW and process the images on a computer after the fact. (新竹相機收購leica even includes a copy of Lightroom with the purchase of the camera and pretty much expects you to do so.)
At over $4,000, the 新竹相機收購leica Q is very much still a 新竹相機收購leica and therefore still out of the reach of many photographers. (If you want to take the glass half full look at it, compared to a new M and equivalent lens, which would run in to the five figures, the Q could be considered cheap.) But 新竹相機收購leicas have long been out of the reach of the average camera buff, making them aspirational cameras that one looks up to and hopes to maybe one day lay their hands on. The Q is a camera that actually deserves to be looked up to: it’s a fully modern digital camera with great performance and image quality with a design that looks and functions great. If you’re going to dream about owning something, you could do far worse than a 新竹相機收購leica Q.
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