The 40th Leitz Photographica Auction is now over. The highlight of the auction, Oskar Barnack’s 0-Series Leica camera no. 105, sold for 14.4 million Euros (including buyer’s premium). The full catalog can be found here and the final auction results are available here.
Here are a few more pictures from the auction by Thorsten Overgaard:
ON1 officially released Photo RAW version 2022.5 with support for the Leica M11. This is a major update that includes several new features and enhancements including the full integration of ON1 Resize AI into Photo RAW. Here are the key features in version 2022.5:
In addition to the Leica M-A “Titan”, there is another new Leica limited edition: gold-plated Leica M10-P “Royal Thai” with matching APO Summicron 50/2 ASPH and Summilux 35/1.4 ASPH lenses. Two different kits are available:
Official pricing is not yet available, but the green kit is expected to be around $30k, while the yellow should be around $45k. All proceeds from the sales of that limited edition Leica camera will go to charitable royal projects.
Additional pictures:
The previously rumored Leica M-A “Titan” limited edition film camera with a matching APO-Summicron-M 50mm f/2 ASPH lens is now officially announced:
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The Leica S (Typ 007) medium format DSLR camera is now listed as discontinued at B&H:
The Leica S (Typ 007) is also no longer listed on the Leica USA website.
Leica M-A “100 years of Leica” special auction
Leica is rumored to announce a new M-A titanium limited edition film camera with a matching APO-Summicron-M 50mm f/2 ASPH lens. Only 250 pieces will be produced for worldwide distribution (probably all sold out already). The price will be around 20,000 euros/dollars. The official announcement is expected very soon – it could be as early as this week.
For comparison, the regular Leica M-A camera model is priced at $5,595, and the APO-Summicron-M 50mm f/2 ASPH lens is $9,095 – the titanium premium for the new limited edition will be around $5,000.
Leica already had several M-A limited edition versions (see also picture above):
The harder to find silver Leica M11 camera is now in stock at B&H Photo:
In Europe, the silver M11 is in stock at WEX (UK), Foto Koch. and Calumet (available in 5-15 days). Check also Leica M11 availability at:
