Leica Q2 Reporter

The 47.3-megapixel Q2 Reporter lets you take fantastic images in the rough-and-tumble field of photojournalism. Leica's Q2 Reporter camera offers a long list of modern features that can help you produce brilliant-looking images with just the press of the shutter button. But for me, that's not its biggest attraction. What I love about this camera's design is the way it takes me back to the foundation of good photography. I like thinking in terms of the most basic camera setting variables: F-stop, shutter speed, ISO, and focus. The Q2 Reporter — and its siblings, the Q2 and the black and white Q2 Monochrom — really invite you to ditch the menus and work in manual mode to get the effects you want. While capturing many of his most striking images of World War II on a Leica, great photojournalist Alfred Eisenstaedt often found himself "in the thick of it." Leica designed the Q2 Reporter to stand up to such rigors of rough-and-tumble reportage. Its aramid-fiber armor is grippy, rugged, and inconspicuous — over t...