
Leica announced two new binoculars:
- Leica Trinovid 8×32 HD binocular
- Leica Trinovid 10×32 HD binocular
Press release and technical specifications:

Leica announced two new binoculars:
Press release and technical specifications:
The widest M rectilinear lens that Leica makes today is the 18mm f/3.8 Super-Elmar ($2,995) if you don’t count the 16-18-21mm f/4 Tri-Elmar-M ($5,195). If you want to go wider, Zeiss and Voigtlander are the only options – Zeiss makes two super wide lenses, while Voigtlander has three:
Back in the 70’s Zeiss used to make the Hologon 15mm f/8 lens for Leica M mount (now selling for over $15k).
In this post I will cover the Zeiss Distagon 15mm f/2.8 ZM lens.


Four out of the five HandeVision IBERIT lenses for Leica M-mount are currently in stock at Adorama (the 24mm lens was just released) with pricing starting from $569:

Check out this Ducati half frame rangefinder camera (model Sogno OR 6401.1) with a Vitor 35/3.5 collapsible lens courtesy of JapanCameraHunter:
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→ Used Leica S-E Typ 006 camera (condition 10) listed for $8,799.95.

→ With the Control A HotSync-L transmitter Priolite has added Leica to their list of HotSync compatible camera systems. In the US Priolite products are sold at B&H.

→ While prices are going up in the US, in Japan Leica is offering gift cards with the purchase of Leica M or Leica SL cameras.

→ ONA released two new bags: Bond Street (left) and Savannah (right).

The silver 21mm Leica Brightline Finder for 21mm M lenses is now $200 off only at B&H ($699). The regular price is $895 (same price also at Adorama):