Starting bid: US $35,000.00. More pictures and list of cameras & lenses available here (total of 30 cameras and 14 lenses).
Source: eBay
Starting bid: US $35,000.00. More pictures and list of cameras & lenses available here (total of 30 cameras and 14 lenses).
Source: eBay
I did post this link few days ago, but here are the actual concept sketches and appropriate discussions which I find very interesting. I hope Leica AG has already looked into that, since there are some interesting suggestions (like the AE-L lock button). Here is the first Leica M9 sketch:
and the more “traditional” approach:
Update: now there is a dpreview discussion on this topic and it seems that few other people think that the coating is indeed different. I guess the price difference is not only for the brand name and the jpg processing.
Interesting side-by-side comaprisson between Panasonic LX 3 and Leica D-Lux 4 – it seems that the lenses have different color reflection. Aren’t they suppose to be the same? Maybe this is just a visual illusion? See for yourself and let us know what do you think.
Update: here is a video from the 2008 tour (shot with Leica M8 – thanks Davi).
Be a part of an 18-days expedition to Southwestern China. Experience the rich & colorful cultures and landscapes of China with the latest Leica optics. Canadian Leica Photographer, Yau-Sun Tong and Brian Bell of Leica Camera Inc. will be on hand to guide you through this unique cultural and photography experience of a life time. Click here for more info.
At least this time we have an official press release from Leica. The first M8 Safari comment I came across this morning was: “Let me know when they produce a version covered in reticulated Ostrich testicles and I just might be interested” (source). I am not the target audience for this model but if I had the means, I would buy one.
Hoodman HoodLoupe modification for LX3/D-Lux 4. The duct tape “adds class” (source).
GGS pro LCD Screen Protector for LX3/D-Lux 4:
Remember this lens hood mod with the Ricoh LC-1 Auto Lens Cap? More details are now available at dpreview (see also this thread).
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