
Leica CEO Matthias Harsch: “We are facing the second digital revolution in the camera business” (photo: Leica)
As a part of a restructuring process, Leica will eliminate 100 out of the 800 jobs in the company’s headquarters:

Leica CEO Matthias Harsch: “We are facing the second digital revolution in the camera business” (photo: Leica)
As a part of a restructuring process, Leica will eliminate 100 out of the 800 jobs in the company’s headquarters:

6×7 Leica Gallery in Warsaw announced a creative photography contest with the title: “Has the Eagle landed?” referring to the first landing on the Moon (we will celebrate 50th anniversary of this event on July 20th). The prize is a Leica Q2 camera:

Adorama has several Leica cameras listed in their Rebate Center. The Leica M10 camera is now $480 off and it comes with a free 7artisans 28mm f/1.4 lens for M-mount ($480 value):

The same offer is valid also for the silver version.



The new Voigtlander Nokton Vintage Line 75mm f/1.5 Aspherical VM lens for Leica M-mount that was introduced at the 2019 CP+ show will be officially released next month (July). The price in Japan will be 121,500 yen including tax (around $1,100).
Previous coverage of the Voigtlander Nokton Vintage Line 75mm f/1.5 Aspherical VM lens can be found here:





The Leica M-mount full-frame lenses are now available in cine form (priced from $1,300.00 to $15,900.00):

The results of the last Leitz Photographica Auction are out:

↑Leica MP-2 black paint sold for 1.02 million euros including premium (the first Leica MP-2 with an electric motor drive from the late 1950s)

↑Leica 250 Reporter GG with Leica Motor MOOEV sold for 456,000 euros including premium (only 15 such cameras exists)

↑Leica M3 prototype test camera from 1952/53 sold for 360,000 euros.

↑Leica MP Chrome Fred Baldwin sold for 60,000 euros.
Here is the Google-translated press release:

There is a new MS Optics Vario Prasma 50mm f/1.5 lens for Leica M-mount manufactured by Mr. Miyazaki in Japan (available also in silver):