Leica wanted M photographers to think of an M as an M, but owners of the M (Typ 240) ended up referring it to the M240 as shorthand. With later additions of the M-D (Typ 262) and Monochrom (Typ 246), ...
If Leica rangefinders are throwbacks to a bygone era, there's no better example of just how far back they can go than the M10 Monochrom ($8,295, body only). Like others in the M10 family, its basic ...
With a robust, tank-like build and whisper quiet operation, the new full frame CMOS sensor incorporating Leica M10-R feels reassuringly solid when held in the palm, while its minimal features and ...
In terms of the body design, the M10 Monochrom uses the same design as the M10-P, which sees some tweaks when compared to the standard, original M10. It has a brass and magnesium alloy body, which ...
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