Discover the unparalleled world of Leica, where precision engineering meets artistic expression. This category explores Leica cameras, lenses, history, and their role in shaping the art of photography.
The buzz around the Fujifilm GFX100RF is real—and I get it. Sleek design, 102 megapixels, medium format sensor, a nod to Leica’s iconic style… it’s enough to make any photographer curious. But as tempting as it is to jump on the hype train, I find myself coming back to a...
Leica expands its prestigious watch lineup with the launch of the Leica ZM 12, a refined evolution of the ZM 11 that embraces minimalism while showcasing meticulous craftsmanship. With a sleek 39 mm case, four striking dial options, and a high-precision Swiss automatic movement, the ZM 12 collection stays true...
Leica has once again captured the essence of its rich history by unveiling an updated version of its legendary Leica Summilux-M 50mm F1.4 lens. As the latest addition to the Leica Classic Line, this lens pays homage to its 65-year legacy while incorporating modern refinements for today’s Leica M camera...
For over a decade, I have been using Leica cameras, and one thing is clear—nothing beats a Leica M camera with a true Leica M-mount lens. The detail, sharpness, light handling, and bokeh are simply unmatched. These cameras are built to last, and they have helped me create some of...
Voigtlander unveils the Color-Skopar 35mm f/3.5 VM lens for Leica M-mount—a compact, lightweight, and precision-engineered wide-angle lens. The highly anticipated Voigtlander Color-Skopar 35mm f/3.5 Aspherical VM lens is now officially unveiled, bringing a compact, lightweight, and high-precision design to Leica M-mount users. Personally, I try to only use Leica lenses...
Leica has just unveiled an exciting new accessory for mobile photography enthusiasts—the Leica LUX Grip. Designed exclusively for iPhones, this innovative camera grip enhances ergonomics, functionality, and control, creating a more professional shooting experience. The LUX Grip follows the launch of Leica’s LUX iPhone app in June, reinforcing the brand’s...
Leica Camera AG has once again set a new benchmark in the world of imaging technology with the launch of the Leica SL3-S, the latest addition to its esteemed SL-System. Designed with professional photographers and videographers in mind, the SL3-S combines cutting-edge technology, unmatched image quality, and a user-friendly design...
The Leica M6 is a legendary camera, but even legends have their quirks. Here’s a quick fix for common LED display and meter issues. If your Leica M6’s LED display starts acting up or the meter stops working entirely, don’t rush to book an expensive repair. Many users don’t realize...
Leica is more than a camera brand—it’s a legacy of innovation and craftsmanship that has redefined the art of photography. Renowned for their meticulous engineering, iconic design, and exceptional lenses, Leica cameras have been the choice of legendary photographers and photojournalists for generations. In this category, we delve into everything Leica, from detailed reviews of their latest digital models, like the M11 and Q3, to the enduring allure of their analog masterpieces, such as the M6. Explore the unparalleled image quality of Leica lenses, celebrated for their sharpness, character, and bokeh.
Learn about the history and philosophy behind Leica, from its origins in Wetzlar, Germany, to its influence on modern photography. We’ll also cover tips for shooting with Leica cameras, insights into their unique rangefinder system, and stories of photographers who have used Leica to document history. Whether you’re a seasoned Leica user or curious about what makes this brand so revered, this category offers inspiration, knowledge, and a deeper connection to the Leica experience. Celebrate the intersection of art, engineering, and storytelling with Leica—where every shot is a masterpiece.
I’m a Leica Street photographer, traveller, avid reviewer, marketer and blogger. I am, by my own admission, a gear nut but I don’t buy gear just to test it or pixel peep. I’m only interested in the art that can be produced with the gear. And seeing what emotions can be brought out in those who see my photos.