Happy New Year + the most popular posts of 2017

By LR admin | Published: December 31, 2017


 
  
  
Happy New Year to all LeicaRumors readers! Here are the top 10 most popular blog posts for 2017:

  1. Leica M10 camera rumors: the big recap
  2. New cheap Chinese 7Artisans 50mm f/1.1 lens for Leica M-mount
  3. Leica M3 vintage replica camera tins for sale
  4. Leica is rumored to announce another camera with TL-mount and EVF
  5. FIrst pictures of “Leica XY” (Leica CL?) mirrorless camera (with EVF)
  6. Another picture of the Leica M10 camera
  7. Goodbye Q (Leica Q camera review)
  8. Leica M10 vs. M vs. M9 vs. M6 vs. Q vs. SL size comparison
  9. Leica M10 officially announced
  10. The rumored new Leica mirrorless camera with EVF and code name “Clooney” could be called “Leica CL”

These are the top 10 most visited LeicaRumors posts for December 2017:

  1. DxOMark published their Leica M10 test results
  2. This is the new Leica M Typ 262 red anodized aluminum limited edition camera
  3. Coming soon: Leica M Typ 262 red anodized aluminum limited edition camera
  4. Check out the unique, custom designed Leica cameras from the Japan Camera Hunter and Street Silhouettes
  5. PhotonsToPhotos updated their Leica M10 dynamic range vs. ISO graph comparisons
  6. Updated list of upcoming/rumored Leica cameras and lenses
  7. The new Leica Q “Leica Store SF” limited edition camera is now in stock
  8. Leica digest: new M10 leather case, brass ventilated lens hoods, 75mm Noctilux review and more
  9. Leica M camera frame line illuminator
  10. Leica holiday gift ideas

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