Leica has announced the M11-D, a camera in the M11 family that omits a rear display, opting to put an ISO dial in its place.

Introduced in 1954, M-system stands for “Messsucher” in German (or rangefinder in English) but has come to essentially denote ...

Leica has set the body-only price of the M11-D at $9,395 / £8,100 / AU$15,990. That's expensive even for Leica, and ...

The Leica SL lens trinity is complete with the latest Leica Vario-Elmarit-SL 70–200 f/2.8 ASPH fast telephoto zoom ...

It's been over a year since I last said anything about leaving color for black and white - now two years on I'm still ...

A review of the Leica LUX camera app for iPhone, offering features to emulate classic Leica lenses and looks, with a focus on ...

Mirrorless cameras like the Canon EOS R series have been a popular choice for photographers who like to use vintage glass.

Whether you're using the simple Leica Q3 or something modern and sleek like the Leica SL3, you can expect the same jaw-dropping imagery. That was popularised by the older Leica M-series cameras – and ...

D, the latest entry to its M-mount digital rangefinder cameras. The company describes the M11-D having a “Digital heart” and ...

The M11-D doesn't have a rear display so there's never any temptation to chimp at your camera after taking a picture, but the price tag may scare away anyone who's not a real camera nerd.

The Leica D-Lux 8 has a list price of $1,595 / £1,450 / AU$2,790 and is available now, although at the time of writing it's ...