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Leica Q Camera App Already Available; Camera to Be Announced Within Hours

Jun 10, 2015 by Liron Samuels 3 Comments

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The specs and a first image of the Leica Q Type 116 leaked almost a week ago, with one of the features being remote control via smartphones and tablets.

The said app has now been released ahead and users can play around with it while they wait for the actual camera.

The camera itself is expected to be announced within a couple of hours.

The ‘Leica Q’ app is currently available on iTunes and Google Play.

Below is the app description from iTunes:

Take, view and share photos.
The Leica Q app connects your camera to your iPhone or iPad.
It allows you to remote control your camera and gives you access to your images.

The following functions are available:
– Camera live view
– Control capture settings
– Triggering the camera
– Start / Stop video recording
– View, download and share images directly from the camera
– Delete images

Compatibility:
The Leica Q app supports the Leica Q (Typ 116) camera.

The 6.0 MB app supports English, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Spanish and requires iOS 7.0 or later.

Android users will save a bit of space on their phones as the app in Google Play is only 2.3 MB. It requires Android 4.0 and up.

Check back soon for updates on the camera’s announcement.

[via Mirrorless Rumors]

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About Liron Samuels

Liron Samuels is a wildlife and commercial photographer based in Israel.

When he isn't waking up at 4am to take photos of nature, he stays awake until 4am taking photos of the night skies or time lapses.

You can see more of his work on his website or follow him on Facebook.

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