Consider the three cameras that can rightly claim cult status right now. Fujifilm’s X100VI, the Leica Q3 models and Ricoh’s GRIII in its many guises. What do they have in common? Yep, fixed lenses.

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The images I consider my best were made almost exclusively on film with a Leica M6 (or an M4P) with a 35mm lens. I took this camera with me almost everywhere I went. In fact, I felt uneasy without it.

The Leica Q3 43 is priced at £5900. There is no escaping that this is a large amount of money for a fixed lens camera, but then again the quality of that lens carries it into a more meaningful ...

Leica has unveiled its latest camera model. Joining the Q-series, the Q3 43 features a more common focal length, which should have a widespread appeal. If you love the best cameras on the market ...

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Leica’s star continues to rise in the digital era and cameras bearing the famous red dot logo have lost none of their lustre. The company has teamed up with smartphone makers to keep its optical ...

At a slightly lower cost than the M range of Leica cameras, the Q series of fixed lens, reasonably compact options seem to be gaining traction. We have already reviewed the Q2 and Q3 with their ...