Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
The new Leica M10-D just surfaced this week and it’s a stunning new rangefinder with an incredibly minimalist design. Most notably, the M10-D has no rear LCD for chimping your shots. Instead, you get a ring on the back of the camera to adjust exposure compensation. [Read more…]
The new Leica M-D is a 24MP full frame digital camera with no LCD screen. Leica released a limited edition model with no LCD a couple years ago; however, this is the first serial production Leica digital rangerfinder without a display. [Read more…]
In the shadow of all the high resolution, 4K-shooting digital cameras being announced at Photokina 2014, the 35mm film Leica M-A (Typ 127) rangefinder is quite the change of pace. [Read more…]
B&H has the new Leica M-P in stock and shipping. The Leica M-P features a 24MP full frame sensor. It also deletes the signature Leica red dot on the front of the camera in order to provide a more low-profile appearance for those shooting in public places. The Leica M-P is also weather-sealed and sports a new sapphire crystal screen protector to prevent scratches and cracks on the rear display. Check it out here at B&H Photo.
Leica has unveiled the new Leica M-P rangefinder camera, which features a 24MP full frame sensor. The camera’s internal buffer has been improved to 2GB, which doubles the buffer size of the Leica M. [Read more…]
Leica’s tease of the upcoming Mini M continues as Leica has started to open up the box on its website, revealing just a sliver of the new camera. [Read more…]
While the new Leica M cruises in at $7k for its full frame 24MP and 1080p video shooting, the Leica M-E isn’t quite the bargain basement price at $5450. But still, it’s a step down with an 18MP CCD sensor that is close to the same camera as the prior generation Leica M9.
The Leica M-E features a sensitivity range of ISO 160-2500, a 0.68x magnification viewfinder and a 230k-dot res 2.5″ LCD. The Leica M-E should be available packaged with Lightroom 4 later this month from Leica retailers. Check availability here at B&H Photo.
More details in the press release below. [Read more…]
The Leica M is heir apparent to the Leica M9. From this point forward, Leica is ditching the number system and simply calling new models the Leica M.
The Leica M features a 24MP full frame sensor and captures 1080/24p video. The M offers a 3-inch, 920k-dot res LCD with Corning Gorilla Glass to add to the robust build. In addition to video capture, this is the first M-model to sport live view on the LCD, as well as focus peaking.
The Leica M should be available in early 2013 for $6950. Check availability here at B&H Photo.
More details in the press release below. [Read more…]
I finally got to get some hands-on time with the new Fuji X-Pro1 at CES 2012. After handing out Camera of the Year honors in 2011 to the Fuji X100, I’ve been itching to see what Fuji had coming for the oft-rumored interchangeable lens lineup. Based on what I’ve seen so far, the Fuji X-Pro1 looks like it won’t disappoint and should easily be in the running for the 2012 Camera of the Year. [Read more…]
Hasselblad was recently acquired by a Swiss and German private equity group. Interestingly, in the press release announcing the acquisition, Hasselblad’s Chairman and CEO said the company would continue its high-end medium format production but would also focus on “exploiting the potential we see in brand new markets.” [Read more…]