I did a quick Leica Q vs. Leica M10 high ISO comparison where you can clearly see that the M10 has better low light capabilities compared to the almost two years old Q:
Update – I had to process the M10 files again because Adobe Lightroom automatically adds luminance noise reduction by default (this is not the case with the DNG files from the Q). Without the applied luminance noise reduction, the M10 high ISO files are just slightly better than the Q.
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Adobe posted a note on their blog – the latest versions of Adobe Lightroom and Camera Raw already have support for the new Leica M10 camera (a list of all supported Leica cameras can be found here):
After publishing his Leica M10 review last week, Sean Reid (www.reidreviews.com) posted a new article comparing the color, resolution and noise performance (at various ISO levels) of the Leica M10, M 240 and SL cameras. With Sean’s permission, I will share two conclusions from his review (Reid Reviews accepts no advertising and is supported by subscriptions only):
Several size comparisons between the new M10 and other Leica cameras:
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→ After the M10 announcement, the first Leica M 240 price cuts appeared in Europe. The US pricing of the M and M-P Typ 240 remains unchanged.
Leica M10 reviews, previews, sample photos and more (bookmark this post as I will be updating is continuously in the next few weeks):
