The departure of the Leica M10 Monochrom represents the end of the M10 line and paves the way for the launch of an all-new M11-based monochrome camera sooner rather than later...
The Leica digital rangefinder exists in a parallel universe to other cameras on the market. It appeals to a traditional user base and opportunities for radical changes are limited. What's next? When will we see the M11? Mike takes a guess
If you are in the market for Leica's new M10 Monochrom it will pay you to grab one of the small number of Wetzlar special editions. Since they cost no more than the standard camera they will certainly be a better but when it comes to resale.
Tom had the opportunity to spend a month with a prototype version of the new Leica M10 Monochrom. His photo comparisons with the M10-P are suppliemented by two photo series completeed in his work as a professional photographer.
A first review of Leica's now M10 Monochrom. Jonathan has been allowed to test a pre-production version of the 41MP black-and-white camera as these are his conclusions.
Leica's much-antipatged M10 Monochrom is here. With a near-41MP sensor, the largest ever for an M rangefinder, this light monster sports high resolution and a 160-100000 ISO range with up to 15 stops of dynamic range.