Leica Q3 and SL3 cameras now tether directly to the new Lightroom Classic 15.0

Adobe Lightroom Classic 15.0 now offers native tethering for Leica cameras, including SL3, SL3-S, and Q3 models, enhancing workflow without plugins and enabling real-time control over camera settings.

FILM'S NOT DEAD

RECENT POSTS

IN FOCUS

Tony O’Shea and the ‘Me’ pictures: One of Ireland’s leading photographers and his quest to record everyday life

The work of Tony O'Shea, one of Irelands leading photographers, depiction everyday life in Ireland over the past forty years. His work is now being preserved at the Photomuseum Ireland.

On the Road with the Leica Q2: Seattle, the coolest place in The Pacific Northwest

Keith describes the third and final destination visited on his trip to the northwest coast of the United States. Seattle turns out to be not only cool but very photogenic.

Living like a vampire: Landscape and the Leica Q2 Monochrom

Monochrome photography for landscapes and mountaineering: The choice between Leica SL2 conversions, the M Monochrom and the new Leica Q2 Monochrom

First impressions: The tiny but astonishing Leica APO-Summicron-M 35 f/2 ASPH

Mega performance in a high-quality, very compact lens: That was the objective and the Leica 35mm APO-Summicron-M fitted the bill to a tee...

Travels with the Ricoh GR: Myanmar Part I, Yangon

Almost three years ago our steps led us to the golden land known as Myanmar. That was before the election when the LND won a landslide victory. What was striking at the time was the people's hope for a more democratic regime…..

Gloriana: The Queen’s Rowbarge sets forth in infinite splendour

It’s not every day you can get a close-up...

LATEST COMMENTS

WORTH ANOTHER LOOK

TRAVEL

OPINION

STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

LANDSCAPE

ACCESSORIES WITH MACFILOS

THIS TIME LAST YEAR ON MACFILOS

Brooklands: The historic venue hosts a meeting of Macfilos authors

The backstory to Brooklands is fascinating. At the turn of the 20th century, motor racing was banned on public roads in mainland Britain….

Street Photography: Two for the price of one

Capturing images of people going about their daily lives is the bread and butter of street photography. The author argues that photographs of two people are much more informative than shots of individuals.

More on the new Macfilos: Layout, snags, the new Comments page and more

The new site format has had quite an impact on our readers. Mike responds to some of the feedback received, and outlines changes already made in response.

Studio Portrait Photography: Starting from scratch with a one-light setup

When available light just isn't good enough, it's time to bring in the studio lights. The author tells us how he threw caution to the wind, and tried his hand at formal portrait photography.

Jet-lag Junkie rediscovers the lure of international travel and meets some cool cats

In the past, I travelled often and far from my base in Australia. Then, in the first months of 2020, my adventures came to a grinding halt…

Leica M Edition 70: Limited to 250, plus new Leicavit series model

Leica announced the Leica M Edition 70, a special product based on the current Leica M-A and limited to 250 examples worldwide. It is expected to become a collector's item and will be supplied with the Leica APO-Summicron 50 f/1.2 ASPH lens.

PHOTOGRAPHERS' GALLERY

VINTAGE VIEW

Swiss Roll: These 70-year-old snaps now have a worldwide audience. The hunt is on

William's photographs developed after 70 years have created worldwide interest. Who are these people who seemed to have enjoyed such a blissful holiday in Switzerland and Italy in the early 1950s? Why did they take such good pictures and then not develop the film? The mystery grows and it has been covered in media throughout the world...

Photographica Fair in London, Sunday May 19

This Sunday camera fans will be homing in on Vincent Square in London's Victoria for a feast of vintage and modern cameras, lenses and accessories. Get there early for the bargains, though.

Retro Style: Rollei 35 RF with Sonnar 40/2.8

The M Files, Part 4: Jörg-Peter's journey into the past continues with the Rollei RF, another non-Leica camera which featured the Leica M Mount.

Around Japan in 2008 with the Leica M8

As Leica enters its third digital M decade, it's worth looking back at the camera that saved the company - the Leica M8. Richard took his then-new M8 to Japan in 2008 and here recounts some of his adventures.

TEN YEARS AGO ON MACFILOS

Review: British-made Classic Case for Leica Q

The classic camera half case is as popular as ever. Few people these days want the other bit that covers the front of the camera; that is definitely a dated accessory. But any Leica owner will have cast eyes over a half case or, as Leica like to call them, camera protectors.

Leica 50mm Apo-Summicron-M ASPH: Six months on and it’s definitely the best

Writing on The Leica Meet, photographer Stephen Cosh recounts how he has owned Leica's flagship 50mm...

Leica Q: New owner finds occasional banding problems

Reader Treve Kneebone has had his new Leica Q for a couple of weeks and, despite being generally happy with the camera, has noticed a banding problem which has been highlighted by a some others, including Ming Thein. I have to say I didn’t notice anything amiss when I reviewed the camera and, in general, I find the image quality of the Q outstanding.

Apple Pay? No we don’t, but yes you do

After a month or so of using Apple Pay with my Apple Watch I am astounded by the general ignorance of retailers. I would say that in probably 80 percent of cases when I ask if they accept Apple Pay the answer is a firm no. But experience tells me that any swipe terminal  can also accommodate the Apple Watch (and, I have no doubt, the iPhone). So far I have never been disappointed when presenting the Watch to the card reader. Retailers are usually amazed and want to know how it works. Every time I tell them that the next customer who asks about Apple Pay should be answered with a firm yes.

×