The Leica Q is easily one of the brand’s most popular cameras to date because it combines a fast fixed prime lens with a full-frame sensor inside a body that is both stylish and portable. Now, four years on from its debut, the Leica Q2 has arrived on the scene, ready to carry on the tradition of its predecessor. And if the specifications are any indication, it should prove just as popular!

In this comparison preview, we’re going to look at all the ways in which the brand new Q2 compares to its older sibling. Let’s begin!

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The X-T30 is the third generation model in Fujifilm’s enthusiast range of mirrorless cameras, yet it shares many characteristics with the current flagship model, the X-T3. This makes it a very appealing option for those in search of a powerful camera body that won’t break the bank.

A second option, whose price has plummeted since the announcement of the X-T3, is the former flagship, the X-T2. It isn’t quite as powerful as the X-T30 but it does offer better handling, especially with the vertical battery grip attached.

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For many years, Canon had but a single mirrorless system: the EOS M series. Then in late 2018, it introduced the long-awaited EOS R series whose full-frame sensor puts it in direct competition with the likes of Sony, Panasonic and Nikon.

The EOS RP is the entry-level model in the R series. Since it shares a number of specifications with the EOS M50, the latest model in the M range, we were curious to see what differences there are between the two models besides the sensor size. You can check out our findings below!

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Fujifilm’s mid-range selection of cameras consists of two body types: the double-digit X-T cameras which have a similar design to SLRs, and the flat-topped X-E range.

The latest models in each series are the X-T30 and X-E3, but because they were announced over a year apart, there are a number of interesting differences in their specifications as we’ll discover below.

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