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A Year in San Diego: Looking back and thinking ahead

Landscape Gary Schwartzwald -
Although initially slowed down by some painful health challenges, Gary is now shooting fast with his brand new Canon kit.

Does the camera pick the photographer?

Feature Articles Andrew Owen-Price -
Imagine if we lived in a world where the boot was on the other foot, where the camera chose the photographer. Which camera do you think would choose you?

The trickle becomes a flood — it’s raining new M-lenses from China

M-Mount Jason Murray -
We are enjoying a wave of new camera and lens options from two powerhouse manufacturing nations: Japan and China. From reimagined vintage lenses, to innovative camera bodies, it's a great time to be in the M- and L-Mount ecosystems.

North Coast 500: A photographic road trip around Scotland

Travel Joe Zhou -
The author uses both his Sony camera and his drone to capture stunning images on a photographic road trip through The Highlands.

Vintage digital cameras are back. But some new models have become unobtainable

Canon Jason Murray -
In this week's news round up, we hear about the fascination with compact digital cameras from yesteryear, as well as the hurdles to getting your hands on the latest and greatest kit

APS-C cameras: The world keeps on turning after the death of the Leica CL

Canon Joerg-Peter Rau -
Leica has left the APS-C camera market with the discontinuation of the CL. But the assumption that a sensor size between Micro Four Thirds and full-frame has not future proved wrong.

New kid on the block: The Pixii rangefinder camera review gives you the full story

M-Mount Joerg-Peter Rau -
The Pixxi rangefinder camera (new 2023 model, A2572) comes with a top rated 26 MP APS-C sensor, minimalist design and interesting new functions. But how is it in practical use? Read here the full review.

Gazing at other worlds: The photographic opportunities closer to home

Feature Articles Brian Nicol -
Surreal images of other worlds are all around you, but you just need to stay in the observing zone instead of being distracted by the phone or the cares of the world. Brian Nicol takes a flight of fancy during the Great Lockdown time...

Lines: What I learned to help take better photos—Part Three

Feature Articles Erwin Hartenberg -
Erwin Hartenberg looks at the ways in which lines are important in photographic composition...

Tekkiepix connects 100 years of technology industry photography

Gadgets Jason Murray -
A new web site conceived by journalist and broadcaster Barry Fox has been launched to bring together more than...

Valgaudemar: A brief summer affair with the Sony A7 and Zeiss 35mm f/2.8

Feature Articles Jean Perenet -
The "French Himalayan valley", Valgaudemar, is a delight and far from the madding crowd. Jean takes his Sony A7 on a tour.

Locks Ajar: A trip to two favourite spots with old Hektor in tow

Automotive Mike Evans -
The locks are off and the prison door is slightly ajar. Time for a first trip in the Jaguar I-Page to two favourite locations and with a strange lens in the bag...

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LEICA MOMENTS

Being part of the Leica family for the long haul.

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Being part of the Leica family is what I value most. It's not a transactional quick relationship but something longer lasting built on a mutual understanding of excellence and joy from using. It has stood the test of time and if cared for can continue far into the future.

Time, a journey, and memories: What Leica means to Dirk Säger

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Leica is about creating photographic journeys that connect people and memories together over time.

Road test of the Leica CL in Scotland: Raising important questions even after seven years

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The Leica CL was praised as a very capable alternative to a Leica M10. In Andrew's article he explains how the CL withstood the challenges of freezing cold weather of a Scottish winter.

Leica Accessories: Arte di Mano M11-D Case Review

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Arte di Mano camera cases are some of the best in the world. And this retro-style case for the screenless Leica M11-D adds the finishing touch to a sought-after camera…

Leica launches M11-S camera, with radical new viewfinder

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As part of its Leica Centennial celebrations, the company has released a most unusual limited edition version of its flagship M11 camera – the Sinistra – for left-handed photographers.

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46th Leitz Auction: After 100 Years, camera No. 112 leads the way

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The 46th Leitz Auction on June 27 celebrates the Leica camera's centenary, featuring rare items including the 0 series camera No. 112 with notable provenance linked to Oskar Barnack.

Leica Update: We explain about the new firmware and latest options for the M9 sensor programme

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Firmware updates for Leica's M11, Q3, and D-Lux 8 are available, addressing EU regulations and enhancing functionalities. The M9 sensor upgrade program now includes selected film cameras, with trade-in pricing outlined.

All about the Ricoh GR IV: specs, design, and updates

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The Ricoh GR IV, set for late 2025 release, features a new APS-C sensor, lens, and enhancements while maintaining its successful lightweight design, continuing the legacy of the GR series.

Discover the Fujifilm X Half: Retro style meets modern tech

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The Fujifilm X Half is a lightweight, JPG-only compact camera priced at £699 and $849. It offers a 3:4 vertical aspect ratio, retro design, and features such as a 1-inch sensor and creative filters, ideal for smartphone users.

Leica Q3 43 “How do I love thee? Let me count the ways”

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The Leica Q3 43 is the perfect camera for me. I can count the ways, image after image.

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