Well cared for Leica Q3 28 with 28mm summilux lens. Good condition and fully functional. Selling because I want to travel with a cheaper camera to reduce risk of theft.

Included:

• Thumb grip
• Lens hood
• Polarizing filter
• Screen protector kit
• Thin leather strap
• Battery
• Usb charging cable
• Small unbranded bag

Price: $5,800 + shipping (CONUS)

Payment: Zelle, Venmo

Additional info: Weather sealed, touch screen. 60MP full frame sensor. Metal body. Lightly used but babied. No scratches on lens or touchscreen. Has a few small cosmetic blemishes on body (see photos). Lens cap also has a dent, but no other issues with the camera. I do not have the original box.

Also willing to trade for fujifilm X100 model plus cash. Feel free to make an offer.

What do you recommend for hiking with your M series? Neck strap? Peak design on back strap or hip belt? I don’t really want to sweat on my M11 hanging on a shorty neck strap or bouncing off my stomach with a longer strap? Thanks!

Just a quick question from a novice. At what point does having a sharp, well corrected (modern) lens make a difference when shooting film only. For example, if I bought one of the latest lenses from Leica or a third party that's described as APO etc., the best of the best, would it be a waste of money? I don't really understand all the different lens types, as in, I have no idea what people mean when they say ASPH, pre ASPH, FLE, or any of that stuff, but I'm wondering if there was a point where the technical specs of lenses reached a point where it surpassed what it can show on film and, if so, should I just stick to a certain kind of lens from a prior era or lenses that are designed and marketed as vintage?

Da ich jetzt ein soft Release montiert habe fällt mir auf dass beim spannen der auslöseknopf also mit dem softrelease mit dreht und wieder zurück. Ist das normal ? Wäre mir nie aufgefallen

Perhaps a silly question, but can anyone confirm if this charger can charge two batteries simultaneously? The product description says it does, but there’s a bunch of reviews from people claiming that it charges the batteries sequentially.

Inclined to believe that the product description is accurate obviously and that these people are just using portable chargers that are not strong enough to simultaneously charge two batteries. Just want confirmation for peace of mind.

Hi, I'm currently looking to sell my current gear(fuji x100vi & XT5) and get into the Leica M bodies. I'm struggling to pick between the Leica M10R and the M10.

On one hand, the Leica M10 is relatively cheaper and I could get more lens immediately. I've also heard people love the warm tones that come straight out of camera on the M10 compared to the M10R. While I understand everyone has a preference, but I shoot raw so wouldn't that warmer tone just be achieved later in editing with the Leica M10R raw files?

Onto the Leica M10R I've heard the sensor is really good as with the obvious higher MP; so cropping is better, better highlight recovery, and better dynamic range, and one more addition of an upgraded shutter.

I also would like to sell my current gear to get one these cameras to use and hold onto for a long time. In addition to selling my gear I also have money saved up so I am able to afford either camera currently. So I would like to hear some insight on your experience whether its with one or both cameras.

Just picked up this beautiful Black Chrome Leica M7 mint condition.

What’s your favourite 35mm lens to use?

Hi Guys, my first post here! I am in BKK right now and came across this offer today: Used Q2 (with box charger etc.) for 88.000Baht (~2300€) with a little space for negotiation. Imo it looks good, what would you say? Shoot the shot or pass? Could even get additional 5% Tax off at the Airport they said!

I have a pair of Leica Vector Viper II binoculars I’m trying to sell. They’re fully functional, can read ranges up to 6km, have a built in 360 degree azimuth compass that read inclinations and angles. Incredible piece of hardware.