If you didn't even use the camera before writing this, maybe you shouldn't have written anything. That's a bit like writing a blog post about a place you haven't photographed.
How does the camera actually perform? What's the actual user experience like in the field? How does it compare in *actual use* with Leica's SL3, or with an M11 and a Visoflex 2 EVF?
** Answering some of those questions would provide useful information for your readers. **
No, $9K isn't cheap. But it's the smallest, lightest platform with Leica's excellent sensor corner / edge resolution and lack of corner cyan color shifts. Anytime you adapt wide angle Leica lenses to another mirrorless camera with a thicker sensor filter stack, you can end up with funny-looking, unsharp cyan corners, what reviewer Sean Reid / reidreviews.com calls cyan drift.
And if you've paid for some of Leica's current ASPH lenses (or even non-current ones like the 50/2 Summitar or 35/2 RF Summicron), you want to actually get all that sharpness you paid for. And maybe minimize your time in post.
If you didn't even use the camera before writing this, maybe you shouldn't have written anything. That's a bit like writing a blog post about a place you haven't photographed.
How does the camera actually perform? What's the actual user experience like in the field? How does it compare in *actual use* with Leica's SL3, or with an M11 and a Visoflex 2 EVF?
** Answering some of those questions would provide useful information for your readers. **
No, $9K isn't cheap. But it's the smallest, lightest platform with Leica's excellent sensor corner / edge resolution and lack of corner cyan color shifts. Anytime you adapt wide angle Leica lenses to another mirrorless camera with a thicker sensor filter stack, you can end up with funny-looking, unsharp cyan corners, what reviewer Sean Reid / reidreviews.com calls cyan drift.
And if you've paid for some of Leica's current ASPH lenses (or even non-current ones like the 50/2 Summitar or 35/2 RF Summicron), you want to actually get all that sharpness you paid for. And maybe minimize your time in post.