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I feel truly sorry for British photographer David Slater. He gets his camera stolen by a monkey. Said simian goes...
This week's pre-Photokina announcement of the Leica M-P has raised the possibility of a minor upgrade to the two-year-old M...
The interesting thing about the new and certainly predictable Leica M-P is not the sapphire screen, nor the ultra-discreet appearance....
Following previous practice, Leica today announces a discreet, logo-free version of the M (type 240) to be known as the...
Nowadays I rotate the use of my cameras and lenses and enjoy rediscovering their characteristics. My 1960s 50mm Summicron yields...
Do you still buy magazines? I have completely stopped buying any type of magazine, whether on photography or other subjects....
Today Apple stock breached the crucial $100 mark, equivalent to $700 before this year's seven-for-one stock split, and is within...
Leica UK has today announced a new part-exchange programme for M owners. For the first time owners of previous M...
David Taylor's new (June 2014) treatise on the M is different. While it is undoubtedly suitable for newcomers, particularly newcomers...
Tom Hanks is a typewriter nut. It's a strange passion for a film star but I can understand his love...
With a levelling of taxes and recognition of the low cost of ebook production, prices will find their own level....
What sets the X-T1 apart is its ability to deliver impressively clean, detailed images up through ISO 6400,...