Leica Q2 Reporter

The Leica Q2 Reporter continues a long tradition of Leica cameras specifically designed to meet the challenges of reportage and press photography. Along with its robust exterior, the camera is distinguished by a particularly unobtrusive appearance – enabling the photographer to work without drawing undue attention. For this purpose, the red Leica dot and the coloured engravings were consciously omitted from this product variant. 

The design variant of the Leica Q2 is enveloped in a ‘body armour’ made of aramid fibres – a synthetic material known for its exceptional resilience. Over time, exposure to natural UV rays will change the fabric’s colour, until it matches the dark green, highly scratch-resistant finish of the camera body. In addition to these traits, the Leica Q2 Reporter offers the same level of protection against dust and water ingress as the serial model.

Aramid Fiber

A synthetic material used in high-grade protective clothing. The fibres are so tightly spun, that they are almost impossible to separate. As a result, the Q2 Reporter's aramid fibres trim - woven in a distinctive pattern – offers outstanding protection and excellent grip even in the harshest conditions.