Comments on: Leica M8.2 http://leicarumors.com/2008/09/04/leica-m82.aspx/ Leica news, before it happens Wed, 08 Feb 2012 01:19:12 +0000 hourly 1 By: Leica Rumorshttp://leicarumors.com/2008/09/04/leica-m82.aspx/comment-page-1/#comment-126 Leica Rumors Sun, 14 Sep 2008 01:38:02 +0000 http://leicarumors.com/http:/nikonplanet.com/2008/09/04/leica-m82.aspx/#comment-126 <strong>Full frame Leica M8 at Photokina - sensor by Panasonic</strong>This anonymous message came from good old Europe:"I have received confidential "intelligence/gossip" about Leica's most exciting planned announcement at Photokina.They'll unveil the promised full-framed M8 (not M9). Price will remain unchanged from existing M8 (1.33x crop factor), and upgrade will be available for (approximately) €1200 (I assume Euros). Until now nothing new or unknown. The best bit is that the sensor this time is not is manufactured by Kodak, but by Panasonic. This sensor will also eventually get to an R-class DSLR (will NOT be announced yet) and to Panasonic and Olympus, who are both working on a new family ... Full frame Leica M8 at Photokina – sensor by Panasonic

This anonymous message came from good old Europe:”I have received confidential “intelligence/gossip” about Leica’s most exciting planned announcement at Photokina.They’ll unveil the promised full-framed M8 (not M9). Price will remain unchanged from existing M8 (1.33x crop factor), and upgrade will be available for (approximately) €1200 (I assume Euros). Until now nothing new or unknown. The best bit is that the sensor this time is not is manufactured by Kodak, but by Panasonic. This sensor will also eventually get to an R-class DSLR (will NOT be announced yet) and to Panasonic and Olympus, who are both working on a new family …

]]> By: Leica Rumorshttp://leicarumors.com/2008/09/04/leica-m82.aspx/comment-page-1/#comment-125 Leica Rumors Sun, 07 Sep 2008 04:03:00 +0000 http://leicarumors.com/http:/nikonplanet.com/2008/09/04/leica-m82.aspx/#comment-125 <strong>Full frame Leica M8 at Photokina - sensor by Panasonic</strong>This anonymous message came from good old Europe:"I have received confidential "intelligence/gossip" about Leica's most exciting planned announcement at Photokina.They'll unveil the promised full-framed M8 (not M9). Price will remain unchanged from existing M8 (1.33x crop factor), and upgrade will be available for (approximately) €1200 (I assume Euros). Until now nothing new or unknown. The best bit is that the sensor this time is not is manufactured by Kodak, but by Panasonic. This sensor will also eventually get to an R-class DSLR (will NOT be announced yet) and to Panasonic and Olympus, who are both working on a new family ... Full frame Leica M8 at Photokina – sensor by Panasonic

This anonymous message came from good old Europe:”I have received confidential “intelligence/gossip” about Leica’s most exciting planned announcement at Photokina.They’ll unveil the promised full-framed M8 (not M9). Price will remain unchanged from existing M8 (1.33x crop factor), and upgrade will be available for (approximately) €1200 (I assume Euros). Until now nothing new or unknown. The best bit is that the sensor this time is not is manufactured by Kodak, but by Panasonic. This sensor will also eventually get to an R-class DSLR (will NOT be announced yet) and to Panasonic and Olympus, who are both working on a new family …

]]> By: Leica Rumorshttp://leicarumors.com/2008/09/04/leica-m82.aspx/comment-page-1/#comment-124 Leica Rumors Sun, 07 Sep 2008 04:01:57 +0000 http://leicarumors.com/http:/nikonplanet.com/2008/09/04/leica-m82.aspx/#comment-124 <strong>Full frame M8 at Photokina</strong>This anonymous message came from good old Europe:"I have received confidential "intelligence/gossip" about Leica's most exciting planned announcement at Photokina.They'll unveil the promised full-framed M8 (not M9). Price will remain unchanged from existing M8 (1.33x crop factor), and upgrade will be available for (approximately) €1200 (I assume Euros). Until now nothing new or unknown. The best bit is that the sensor this time is not is manufactured by Kodak, but by Panasonic. This sensor will also eventually get to an R-class DSLR (will NOT be announced yet) and to Panasonic and Olympus, who are both working on a new family ... Full frame M8 at Photokina

This anonymous message came from good old Europe:”I have received confidential “intelligence/gossip” about Leica’s most exciting planned announcement at Photokina.They’ll unveil the promised full-framed M8 (not M9). Price will remain unchanged from existing M8 (1.33x crop factor), and upgrade will be available for (approximately) €1200 (I assume Euros). Until now nothing new or unknown. The best bit is that the sensor this time is not is manufactured by Kodak, but by Panasonic. This sensor will also eventually get to an R-class DSLR (will NOT be announced yet) and to Panasonic and Olympus, who are both working on a new family …

]]> By: Blog Adminhttp://leicarumors.com/2008/09/04/leica-m82.aspx/comment-page-1/#comment-123 Blog Admin Thu, 04 Sep 2008 09:29:26 +0000 http://leicarumors.com/http:/nikonplanet.com/2008/09/04/leica-m82.aspx/#comment-123 Minor changes - see <span><a href="http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/readflat.asp?forum=1038&thread=29198206" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">here</a></span> for more details. The original post was removed, which means it was valid! Minor changes – see here for more details. The original post was removed, which means it was valid!

]]> By: JRhttp://leicarumors.com/2008/09/04/leica-m82.aspx/comment-page-1/#comment-122 JR Thu, 04 Sep 2008 08:42:24 +0000 http://leicarumors.com/http:/nikonplanet.com/2008/09/04/leica-m82.aspx/#comment-122 What is this? after a quick scan what is the difference between the original m8?<br /><br />any word on a price? What is this? after a quick scan what is the difference between the original m8?

any word on a price?

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