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A sucessful system on the one side and orphaned cameras and lenses on the other: What Fujifilm did right with APS-C – and why Leica failed to do so.

This article provides an overview of the electronic viewfinders Leica has produced, mainly for their rangefinder cameras, from 2010. It also shows when and why such an accessory is useful.

As Wayne says "Treasure your exceptions". Even at the shallow end the images that small Leicas produce is more than enough to make you happy.

Not every camera in history succeeds, but some deserve to succeed despite being under appreciated with a reputation that often and unfairly damns them to be forgotten.

Mike has had an ambivalent relationship with Leica’s SL range. But the arrival of the Leica SL3 has changed his perceptions for the better. This is one of the most interesting, and certainly the most unusual, professional-standard mirrorless cameras on the market…

Mike reviews Leica's menu system on the Q3, SL3 and the new D-Lux 8. Having the same layout and options across the range brings benefits...

The Leica D-Lux 8 is a refined compact camera that aligns more closely with the Leica identity, featuring an optical zoom and simplified controls. However, it lacks some former functionalities, disappointing seasoned users.

Leica has announced the launch of the D-Lux 8, a reimagined version of its entry-level camera, now drawing on design cues from its highly successful Q-series.

What is it about taking photographs of people? Kathy considers whether or not it's an invasive thing to do...

Rediscovering Japan, meeting family through the lens of the handy Leica D-Lux type 109...

Leica returns to model numbering as the V-Lux turns into the V-Lux 5 with faster focus and improved screen and viewfinder