![]() The X100V shoots in color, but thanks to Fujifilm’s film simulation modes you can set it to see the world in monochrome (albeit not at the same resolution possible with a dedicated mono sensor). *X100V comes with claims of weather sealing when the AR-X100 adapter ring and a 49mm filter are attached to the lens.īut if price is a blocker, the Fujifilm X100V is a camera that is conceptually similar, but much more affordable. The M10 Monochrom costs $8295 USD for only the body, whereas the Q2 Monochrom comes in at $5995 USD. The price points of these two black-and-white cameras are. The downside is that you're stuck with the 28mm lens on the Q2 Monochrom (though there are some crop modes we'll discuss a bit later). And, because CFAs absorb some incoming light, the lack of one means the ISO sensitivity of the Q2 Monochrom gets a boost when compared to the color Leica Q2.įrom an aesthetics standpoint the Q2 Monochrom has a more discreet design when compared to its color counterpart and a slightly simplified menu interface.Ĭompared to the M10 Monochrom, the Q2 Monochrom is a much simpler and easier camera to operate, thanks primarily to its electronic viewfinder and reliable autofocus. On the Q2 Monochrom, there's no CFA, so each photosite captures a single 'true' tone, with no loss of resolution through interpolation. On color digital cameras, the CFA filters incoming light so that each photosite captures information on either red, green or blue light, and the camera's processor interpolates that data to produce a full-color image. The one significant difference between the Q2 and Q2 Monochrom cameras is, as you'd expect, the 'specially designed' 47MP sensor that comes without a color filter array (CFA).
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