Leica’s latest camera would be tough to pick out among a line of classic film cameras, despite the camera’s digital sensor inside. On Wednesday, October 24, Leica debuted the Leica M10-D, a full-frame ...

While Leica shooters were certainly happy when the M Typ 240 was released a couple of years ago, some noticed that it’s a tad thicker than the company’s film cameras. We didn’t find that a hindrance ...

Leica wanted M photographers to think of an M as an M, but owners of the M (Typ 240) ended up referring it to the M240 as shorthand. With later additions of the M-D (Typ 262) and Monochrom (Typ 246), ...

As an update to the M10, the camera features the same 24mp full-frame CMOS sensor, the same image processor, ISO speed, continuous shooting speed and 2GB buffer. There have been a number of physical ...

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If you’re looking for a great camera with interchangeable lenses, I advise you to look at Canon and Sony offerings so you can start building personal expertise. But if you can already shoot and want ...

With the M10-D, Leica is attempting to give photographers an old school analog/film camera feel, driven by modern digital technology. As there's no LCD panel around back, users are offered a ...

This morning Leica announced the M10 Monochrom, a 40-megapixel digital rangefinder that only shoots black-and-white photos. While it is certainly tempting to write the camera off as an overpriced ...