Tag: Leica M4

Slow photography embodies a quiet rebellion against urgency, emphasizing meaningful connections through patience and intention. It values time, reflection, and imperfection, nurturing a deeper relationship with the subject.

The WCA this year spotlit a rare Voigtländer camera from the earliest days of photography, which sold for a remarkable €500,000.

It’s easy to take life too seriously, and even easier to do the same with photography. I took myself too seriously. But then.…

When the Leica M5 came out in 1971, it was received with much criticism. Too big, too ugly. The built-in light metering got less praise. Even Leica collectors often ignore this ill-fated M model. We give it a try and show what the M5 is capable of.

The most-read Macfilos articles during the first two months of 2023: New model news, M4 and older stories get a new lease of life...

A happy and prosperous New Year to all our readers. As the troublesome year of 2022 draws to a close, here are the ten Macfilos articles that kept readers most engaged through the year...

Military green Leica M4 sells for over half a million euros at last Saturday's 41s Leitz Photographica Auction held in Vienna...

There is no let up in demand for film cameras, especially from Leica which is now the only manufacturer left. Prices of used bodies have risen to dizzying heights and some believe that the bubble is about to burst...