PetaPixel How a Photographer and an Architect Spent a Year Building the World’s Best Camera Grip


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A sleek, black Leica camera is shown facing forward against a plain background. The Leica logo is visible on the upper right of the body, and the lens prominently displays text reading SUMMILUX 1:1.7/28 ASPH. The camera has textured grips and multiple dials.

The Leica Q3 is an excellent camera and has the style and performance that Leica enthusiasts love. However, the camera's grip has frustrated some, and a photographer and architect have teamed up to solve the problem.

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