In addition to the official Leica samples and the Reddotforum pictures, here are a few more photos taken with the new Leica S3 by Milan Swolfs:
Check out also the specifications comparison between the new Leica S3 and Fujifilm GFX100, GFX50S, GFX50R medium format cameras (click for larger view):
The Leica S3 medium format camera is now officially announced (post update in progress, please refresh this page for the latest version). Here are the basic specifications:
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Leica currently has 16 S lenses ranging from 24mm to 180mm:
Press release:
The Leica S3 medium format camera is rumored to be announced tomorrow, March 6. Additional information, including pictures and technical specifications, can be found here:
The Franzis Photographer’s Projects Collection is now on sale:
This special Photographer’s projects Collection contains the most popular products of the FRANZIS projects software series:
The original price was $276, now on sale for $39 (86% off).
Franzis is a German developer for photo-editing software (100% made in Germany) located in Bavaria, Munich. The original company was established over 100 years ago. The company was founded in 1920 by Franz’schen Printers, which had existed in the center of Munich since 1828. The company began with magazines that accompanied the development of radio and broadcasting and first embarked on publishing books in the 30s. Additional information can be found here.
Via PhotoRumors
In addition to the Leica TL2 price drop in Germany, I reported last week, the price of the Leica CL camera has also been slashed in The Netherlands (Cameraland, Fotokonijnenberg, Kamera Express). In the US, only the Leica CL with the 18mm lens combo has been reduced by $995 (22% off):
In addition, several CL configurations have been listed as discontinued:
The story of the one-off 9/11 memorial 50 Jahre Titanium Leica M7 in John Botte’s own words:
By John Ricard, a NYC based portrait photographer (website, Instagram)
I filmed a video detailing the changes Leica should make in order for the M10 to be a better event camera. My video was inspired by one posted by Nathan Wright here on the Leica Rumors forum a few days ago.
Number 1 on my list would be for Leica users to be able to adjust the rangefinder more quickly than is currently possible. In January, 2020 I sent my M10 in to Leica Service in Allendale, NJ for rangefinder calibration. It took a full month for the camera to be returned to me. This is unacceptable for any who uses the camera professionally. I suggest Leica equip their Stores to do the calibration in a day or two, or release information on how a Leica user can adjust his/her own rangefinder.
