Last year, on September 9, 2009 (09/09/09), Leica Camera surprised everyone by unveiling their second generation digital M rangefinder camera, the Leica M9. The photographic world was pleasantly surprised that Leica, who had vehemently denied the development of a new digital rangefinder, managed to pull this rabbit out of the hat. Background Leica’s first attempt at a
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Echeniquedotcom on 5th Mar 2010 (via echenique.com)
Leica's been on quite a roll lately thanks to a pair of extremely well received product releases: the 18.5-megapixel, full-frame M9 rangefinder camera (reviewed in November 2009 PDN), and the 37.5-megapixel S2 DSLR/medium-format hybrid camera (reviewed here last month).
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PhotoDistrictNews on 2nd Feb 2010 (via pdngearguide.com)
After nearly 60 years, has the Leica M series camera finally reached its best before date? Is an optical rangefinder camera a valid holdover or an anachronism? There's no doubt in my mind that with the Leica M9 that company has produced a digital version of the M that finally is what Leica afficionados have been waiting for. Image quality is nothing short of superb, and with full frame and no...
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TheLuminousLandscape on 20th Jan 2010 (via luminous-landscape.com)
Is it possible to do landscape photography with a rangefinder camera? Of course. But what are the compromises? In A Landscape Photography Experiment – On the Trail With the Leica M9 I explore the question of whether ther new Leica M9 is a suitable camera for serious landscape and nature work. ____________________ "Video Journal 19, one of the best. Interesting and relevant topics, knowl...
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TheLuminousLandscape on 14th Dec 2009 (via luminous-landscape.com)
Leica UK has exhausted supplies of its M9 digital rangefinder camera but insists it is doing all it can to meet photographers orders as soon as possible.
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AmateurPhotographer on 8th Dec 2009 (via rss.feedsportal.com)
Leica has hooked up with luxury fashion house Hermès to launch a limited edition version of its M7 film-based rangefinder camera.
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AmateurPhotographer on 16th Nov 2009 (via rss.feedsportal.com)
Buy-n-Shoot were recently introduced to the world’s first and smallest full-frame digital rangefinder camera with a 24 x 36mm format sensor: the Leica M9, which has only just been released into the Australian market. Coming from a trusted and popular series of cameras, the M9 and its accompanying lenses promises to deliver finely focused, high quality images in either RAW or JPEG...
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BuynShoot on 29th Sep 2009 (via buy-n-shoot.com)