Leica CL: Field testing Leica’s popular and much-lamented APSC system in Scotland

How well does the Leica CL stand up to braving the elements of the far north of Scotland in this Field Test

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Is Leica's successful Q2 the ideal travel camera, despite the restructions of its fixed wide-angle lens? Keith sets off for Europe to find out...

OM System: Old memories, optical masterpieces and obscure mistakes

The rebranding of Olympus to OM Systems is a good opportunity to look at the legacy of OM cameras which featured ground-breaking innovations until Olympus messed up. And there even are some very interesting connections to Leica...

Yorkshire’s Jurassic Coast: Favourite stretch of magnificent scenery

Everyone needs a favourite bit of the world. And for Dave, the North Yorkshire Jurassic coast hits all the buttons. Here he takes a scenic view with the Nikon Df and the Leica X.

Oskar One Zero Five comes in loud and clear

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Classic Digital Cameras: Is the revival a passing phase?

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Lots of Interest: Auctioneer Dan Tamarkin finds pleasure in the odd and the unusual

Every November Tamarkin Auctions holds its annual rare camera...

City of Bridges: National Geographic Landscape winner Christopher West in Venice with Leica’s Q3...

Christopher explores one of the world's most beautiful cities with one of his favorite Leica cameras, the Leica Q3 43.

Billingham Ten-16: A small pouch aimed at owners of Leica D-Lux 8, FujiFilm X100...

Billingham has a reputation for hand-crafted camera bags made for enthusiasts and professionals everywhere. The Ten-16 meets the needs for those days when you just want to travel light.

Leica releases the next generation of the ZM Watch range: ZM 12

The new Leica ZM12 range comes with an evolutionary dual-layered dial, new strap designs and a precision watch movement to satisfy watch lovers everywhere...

DxO releases PureRAW 5 image-processing software with expanded performance and greater precision

Version 5 of DxO PureRaw 5 introduces powerful local adjustments, allowing photographers to fine-tune noise reduction and lens sharpness optimization with absolute precision...

Capturing the Canadian winter on film: re-embracing cold-weather photography

The winters of my youth were spent in Sudbury, Ontario. The memories from those years are captured on film photos, which are crammed inside a discoloured shoebox…

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Leica M Digitals: The lengthening timeline

As we wait for the fifth version of the digital Leica M, the M11, Mike reflects on the past 16 years of models and seemingly increasing interval between major upgrades...

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Highlights of the October Wetzlar Camera Auctions

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Website design: The curse of white on black

Regular readers will have noticed the radical new look of Macfilos. Many of you will not like it — we have already had two complaints-so I can tell you that work is in progress. I need to provide a little background. Two weeks ago we changed to a "new" Squarespace template which we preferred to the one we have been using for the past couple of years. There were no complaints and we were reasonably happy, bar a note to have a look at the typography in the cool of a convenient evening.

Fuji X-T1 firmware update in June brings new AF, Eye Detect AF, Auto Macro and more

Fuji today announces a major firmware upgrate for the successful X-T1 DSLR-lookalike X-T1 mirrorless camera. It includes a new autofocus sysem with zone and wide/tracing modes for moving subjects, improved AF accuracy, an eye-detection systems which tracks the focus of the eye, an auto macro model and AF improvements in the movie mode.

Leica’s 1967 price list looks cheap, but not on ÂŁ20 a week it isn’t

While at the R.G.Lewis closing down sale today I picked up a full Leica catalogue, with prices, from November 1967. It's something I've wanted to find for a long time and I am still looking for a 1954 version right at the start of the M era. Interesting to see all these prices and reflect on how cheap they seem to us now.

End of an era in photography at London Leica specialist R.G.Lewis

This morning I paid a visit to R.G.Lewis in Southampton Row, London, to have a chat and look over the stock in the closing-down sale. Last week owner Len Lyons announced his intention to retire and 100-year-old business, once the UK’s leading Leica agent, will close in June. I came away having purchased a wonderful momento of a fine and dedicated Leica retailer.