I use only prime lenses and favour 35mm. The fact that I cannot change the lens on this small camera does not worry me. I found the slightly larger Leica Q (at 28mm) just too wide (though it is a great camera) and so bought the RX1R MkII. It is excellent.

I bought this camera for my trip to Japan. I was amazed on the crispness and quality. It has a very small footprint which makes it easy for traveling with a shoulder strap. Controls are easy to make quick adjustments.

And then there is the price. It's rather expensive; but I have to admit that you're getting a heck of a camera–but it isn't perfect just yet. If I had to choose this or the Leica Q, I'd only choose this because of the price point. If both there the same price, the Leica Q would easily be my choice.

in every fanny pack and tourist backpack, many people are just using their phones, which come with handy networking features and the like. So in order to stay relevant, the point-and-shoot has been reinventing itself. One of the most curious, and cutest, is