LEICA MINILUX leica As resolution and sensor technologies

As resolution and sensor technologies now are reaching unthinkable heights

Diaphragm: 7 blades

and was sold in vast volumes

We can think of the Q as a modern day Minilux

the functionality of a Yashica T4 or an Olympus MJU II paling by comparison

LEICA MINILUX leica As resolution and sensor technologiesThe Leica Minilux was first introduced around 1995, remaining in production until 2006, offering a far superior build and lens quality to previously made Japanese models under Minolta. Leica struck a behind the scenes partnership with Minolta to assist in developing their SLR products, namely the R series. While a lot of these cameras were developed predominantly on Japanese soil, the Minilux is said to have been a very much German affair; music to