Now 70 and retired, Leica entered my life as a photojournalist at age 15 (good to have family in graphic arts). I've sold the farm many times in my life to get the "next-to-latest" Leica gear that could get me to the next level. A few years ago I discovered the Q, now have a Q2. It was worth the wait and the thousands. Smartphone photography, while ideal for capturing moments when you have nothing else to shoot with (the best camera is the one you have ready to use at the moment the moment arrives), but despite mind blowing technology advances, still produce mostly unremarkable images. That fine line between a great composition of a great subject or scene and a true work of art is subtle. LeicaLUXProPhotoCapture bridges that undefinable void. Open LeicaLUXProPhotoCapture , leave the aperture wide open, turn the Look to Leica Vivid, choose a wide lens so you can immerse your senses in the image, focus on the key subject and tap. Enlarge on the phone and absorb the beautifully perfect rendition, not of what you see, but of what you were envisioning in your mind. Life captured as art. Yes, the sparkly new app is buggy. Yes, it costs a king's ransom to lease (you never "own" it). But wow does it ever reward with satisfaction only bested by using the real thing. For capturing head turning images for immediate sharing with others, it simply makes you feel great. Isn't that what photography is all about?