The previously reported first Leica event in October was “Celebration of Photography” for the 45th Leica Oskar Barnack Award at the Wetzlar headquarters. The only new product announced at this event was the Leica M11 Monochrom limited edition marble camera sculpture:
Here is an updated list/recap of expected/rumored Leica cameras and lenses (see all previous reports here):
The new 2025 5DayDeal photography bundle is now available – as with previous years, you will get a package of different photography tools drastically reduced ($1,000+ worth of pro-level courses, tools, and creative assets for as little as $98). Several different bundles are available, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to charities. This deal will end on October 21.
New this year: the pre-sale window now includes a $5 discount on each of the Main, Pro, and Complete packages—totaling $15 off for the Complete Bundle. This pre-sale window will launch in tandem with the giveaway. The pre-sale Window runs from October 11th until October 16th.
Via PhotoRumors
The Kamerakraft LM10GRIP V2.1 for Leica M10 cameras is now available for pre-order again – hurry, as they usually sell out quickly.
Here are the details:
→ Fun and affordable Leica L-mount lenses.
→ New TTartisan 17mm f/4 full-frame tilt-shift lens coming for L-mount.
→ New Panasonic Lumix announcement expected on October 17th.
→ The new “100 Years of Leica” accessories are now in stock.
→ Check out also the latest pre-owned arrivals at Leica Store Miami.
→ Photography, Lighting, and Digital Workflow Workshops 2025 at Tamarkin Camera.
→ Oktoberfest with Leica Q3 and Teo Crawford.
In addition to the HotGrip for Leica M10 and M11 cameras, Owlkrown just announced a new HorGrip for Leica Q2+Q3 cameras.
⇒ You can get 10% off any order with code LEICARUMORS10 ⇐
See also their best sellers and the new arrivals section. Some Owlkrown products are also sold at B&H Photo. Additional information on the new HorGrip for Q2/Q3:
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A quick update to my last post about the Leica M11 Monochrom camera marble sculptures in Leica World – this was all part of the Celebration of Photography event for the 45th Leica Oskar Barnack Award at the Wetzlar headquarters – the first event in October I have been reporting about:
