The Leica Q2 Daniel Craig x Greg Williams limited edition camera will be announced in the next few days (this week or early next week). The EU price is €6,200 (around $7,500) and only 750 pieces will be produced worldwide.
Confirmed: two different James Bond 007 related Leica Q2 limited editions cameras are coming
Reddotforum published an interesting black and white ISO comparison: Leica Q2 Monochrom vs. Leica M10 Monochrom vs. Leica Q2 vs. Leica M10-R. The article is very detailed with many sample photos. Here is one of the conclusions:
Update – Kamerakraft grips are currently out of stock, but you can check the latest IDS Works modular grips for different Leica models.
The Kamerakraft LM grip v2.0 for Leica M film cameras (with ARCA tripod quick lock rail) is already available for sale at the Leica Rumors Online Store. Several readers have asked me about a “digital” version of the grip and I can confirm that I will have the new Kamerakraft version for Leica M10, M10-D, M10-P, M10-R, and M10-Monochrom cameras available for sale in the store at the end of March. Stay tuned!
Several new ON1 updates:
Free 14-day trials are available for all ON1 products (no credit card required):
Via PhotoRumors
Leica released new firmware updates for the M10-R, M10-P, M10 Monochrom, M10, M10-D, M (Typ 240), M-P (Typ 240), M (Typ 262), M-D (Typ 262) and the M Monochrom (Typ 246). The firmware adds 6-bit code support for new lenses including the Leica 50mm f/1.2 Noctilux M ASPH lens.
Reddotforum created a nice table with the latest firmware versions for the different Leica M models:
Here is the first picture of the previously rumored Leica APO-Summicron-M 35mm f/2 ASPH lens:
Avalanche is a new software solution developed by the French company Cyme. With Avalanche you can import/export photo libraries between different platforms while preserving all existing edits (Aperture, Lightroom, Luminar and soon CaptureOne – new platforms are constantly being added).
Cyme recently released a new version of Avalanche that can migrate existing Aperture, Lightroom (and soon CaptureOne) photo libraries into Luminar AI. The press release can be found here. Additional information is available here:
