

Update: the three lenses are now officially announced.
Rumors are floating online that Leica will announce three new lenses tomorrow:


Update: the three lenses are now officially announced.
Rumors are floating online that Leica will announce three new lenses tomorrow:

Leica partners with Pro Centre for professional equipment rental & sales service
Leica Camera has announced a partnership with Pro Centre in the UK, providing a rental and sales service for its professional product portfolio, including the Leica S (Typ 007) medium format system and range of S lenses, the Leica M rangefinder system and lenses, and the new mirrorless Leica SL system.
Professional photographers will be able to hire Leica’s wide range of equipment with full confidence, thanks to Pro Centre’s fast and efficient service. Delivery is free for rental orders over £250 + VAT within the London area.

Today Leica announced new universal strap lug for the Leica T Typ 701 cameras that will allow you to use third party straps:
There is also a new Leica leather strap:
Via Reddotforum

It seems that every week we get a new type of Sony a7 lens adapter. There is now even a new adapter from Techart (prototype I believe) that will let you autofocus Leica M lenses on Sony a7 cameras. See the demo in this video:


MGR Production launched a new Leica Minilux to Leica M mount lens conversion adapter. With this adapter you can use the 40mm f/2.4 Summarit lens from the Minilux on any Leica M camera. This will be an interesting project if you can find a cheap Minilux camera on eBay.
Photos of the conversion adapter (without lens):

The Leica US savings has been extended in 2016. The 12% discount on almost all Leica product was first introduced in May, 2015 as a result of the strong US dollar. Similar savings are also available in the UK. Check out our sponsors for additional details and pricing:

Leica Store City, based at 18 The Royal Exchange, has joined forces with QuizTrail, the popular trail-setting App for iPhones, to create an interactive photo walk through the City of London.
On 20 January 2016, participants will be able to explore the City from a new perspective on a secret walking trail, starting at Bank tube station, and culminating at Leica’s Royal Exchange store.