Leica reveals the Leica M and the stripped back M-E

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Since the introduction of the Leica M3 in 1954, the German camera manufacturer has generally distinguished its flagship rangefinders with numbers – prompting generations of photographers to lust after the M4, M6 or M9. However, each new generation of M camera will now simply be known as the "Leica M". But the camera formerly known as the M10 isn't all about the name change, it's also the first M-series to boast a CMOS sensor, Live View and HD video. .. Continue Reading Leica reveals the Leica M and the stripped back M-E

Section: Digital Cameras

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