Leica Camera is teasing a new partnership with Disney.
Update – the Disney x Leica Camera collaboration is rumored to be a new Leica Q2 limited edition camera with a Disney leather case and some Mickey Mouse drawings:
New Leica x Disney Q2 limited edition camera rumored *UPDATED*
The Leica Q2 “Ghost” by Hodinkee special edition camera is now in stock at:
| Americas | Europe | Asia |
| Adorama B&H Amazon Leica Miami | Meister Camera Foto Koch WEX | Rangefinder Map Camera |
Additional information on the Leica Q2 “Ghost” special edition camera:
Vi Vante is now selling several different versions of sterling silver shutter release buttons for Leica cameras made by Jay Tsujimura:
Here are some more pictures of the already sold-out Leica Q2 matte black sterling silver skull hot shoe cover by Jay Tsujimura:
→ B&H has listed several new SD cards (64GB and up) with V60 ratings along with a 512GB V90 card (V60 cards read speed: up to 250MB/s, write speed: up to 130MB/s; V90 cards read speed: up to 300MB/s, write speed: up to 250MB/s).
→ The Benro Theta self-leveling intelligent modular tripod already raised over $1.2M on Kickstarter from more than 2300 backers with another 32 days to go.
→ New updates to Adobe Lightroom Classic.
→ Retrospective of the Swiss photographer Alberto Venzago at the Ernst Leitz Museum in Wetzlar, Germany.
A reader sent me his idea and mock-up images specific to Leica cameras for an Exposure Donut concept (EXPODO):
Fundamentally, exposure control is simply a trade-off between image brightness and three types of blur. Light and the three essential camera controls all contribute to the brightness of your image. The exposure donut visualises all four of these as colored arcs. Their combined length represents the brightness of your image. When they add up to a complete circle (the donut) your image has a ‘normal’ brightness, or what most cameras call EV 0.
