The Leica M11-P cameras have been out of stock for a while. B&H Photo just got some silver M11-P in stock:
- B&H Photo (only silver in stock)
- Red Dot Cameras
- Rangefinder
The Leica M11-P cameras have been out of stock for a while. B&H Photo just got some silver M11-P in stock:


Owlkrown released new Leica M11/M EV1 camera cases and M10 grip:
Owlkrown now offers 25 different grip combinations for the Leica Q2 and Q3 cameras:
Previous coverage of Owlkrown products can be found here (some Owlkrown products are also sold at B&H Photo):
You can now add the free stolen Leica equipment serial number registry widget to your website (additional information). The code and the installation instructions are available here. Feel free to add stolen equipment directly here:


A quick update on my last blog post, where Light Lens Lab confirmed that more APO lenses for Leica M-mount are coming in 2027 and beyond. Here is the list of what to expect:
Light Lens Lab released its first Apochromatic 35mm f/2 M lens, with more APO lenses to come in 2027

Light Lens Lab recently released its first 35mm f/2 Apochromatic lens for Leica M-mount:

Leica Images launched a free centralized camera vault and stolen equipment serial number registry:

Light Lens Lab released additional information on the new 35mm f/2 “Apochromatic” lens for Leica M-mount (pre-orders just opened):
The 35mm f/2 “Apochromatic” marks Light Lens Lab’s first step into apochromatic photography and the first release in the High Performance Series—a new line dedicated to advanced optical correction, precision manufacturing, and distinctive rendering.
After completing the 35mm f/2 “Apochromatic,” we will continue developing apochromatic lenses in additional focal lengths based on its optical performance and rendering characteristics. Beginning in 2027, the series will expand with a newly developed 50mm lens, followed closely by other focal lengths. Each lens will receive its own newly developed optical design.