The Leica M10-D is the latest variant of Leica's top-of-the-line digital rangefinder camera. Using the M10-P as a basis, it features the same full-frame 24 megapixel sensor and Maestro II processor, as well as the “quiet” shutter of the M10-P camera....
By PhotographyBLOG onWhen I walked into a meeting with Leica and saw the Leica M10-D, it reminded me of the very few times that I gasped with utter and pure excitement in the industry; when Sony announced their radio flashes/transmitter, when Capture One finally started to...
By thephoblographer.com onLeica continues its LCD-free rangefinder camera series with the M10-D, which adds a faux film advance lever to completely sell its retro...
By PC Mag onI love Leica. In fact, I grew up shooting a variety of Leica cameras. I really love Leica as a camera and we did The Leica Story video series documenting everything about Leica, along with an interview with Dr. Andreas Kaufmann. Leica, with Dr....
By The Luminous Landscape onHaving used both the Leica M10-P and M10-D cameras I must confess that it would be difficult to make a decision between them. Lucky for me, my financial situation saves me from ever being faced with that dilemma.I like the M10-D for three reasons. It...
By Shutterbug onFast on the heels of its new M10-P, Leica is releasing a niche edition of the camera with no rear LCD display.The M10-D offers the same core imaging specs as the aforementioned M10-P but jettisons any form of image preview or graphical menus on the...
By pdnonline.com on“ La legge del lusso non è aggiungere, ma togliere. ” Una frase famosa dello stilista Giorgio Armani. Una frase che calza a pennello alla nuova Leica M10-D, una fotocamera digitale che si fa notare per la coraggiosa scelta di essere priva del display...
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