Leica M10 Digital Rangefinder Camera (Black)

The Leica M10 camera improves upon its predecessor, upping performance and slimming down the body. It's a solid, albeit pricey, choice for rangefinder devotees.

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  Optical viewfinder. Rangefinder manual focus. 24MP full-frame image sensor. 4.8fps image capture. Crisp rear display. Integrated Wi-Fi. Dust- and splash-resistant design. Add-on EVF available.

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  Very expensive. Manual focus isn't for everyone. Omits video.

Leica is going back to the future (again) with its newest digital rangefinder, the full frame, 24-megapixel M10. With this new model, which is the follow-up to the Leica M (Typ 240), Leica has trimmed the size of the M10, making it 4mm (1/8-inch) thinner than its predecessor.

Shooting with the Leica M10 for the past few days has been a lot of fun, but every good conclusion should include some criticisms, and inevitably, there are several things about the M10 that I don’t like.

If you’re looking for a great camera with interchangeable lenses, I advise you to look at Canon and Sony offerings so you can start building personal expertise. But if you can already shoot and want something unique, then by all means buy a Leica — like the company’s latest, the M10 — which costs...

Even Leica admits the M10 is 'not a camera for everyone'. Given its price tag and the 'exceptionally lean handling concept' it provides, we feel only those who are fans of Leica's M-series will lust after this camera.

Pricey and tricky to master, but rewards you with some stunning results. This is the best M Series camera yet.

The new Leica M10 is the most analog digital M-series camera ever, marrying the classic look and feel of past M film cameras with a select number of modern, digital features. Taking a slower, more considered approach to image composition and lacking any form of video recording, the M10 will remain a...

One of the many pressures put on camera manufacturers today is the need to overload new models with all the latest technology to make them appeal to a mass-market audience. One camera that did just that was the Leica M (Typ 240) .

Quite a long wait but worth it! Best digital M so far, more direct and simple controls, slimmer profile, much improved LCD screen vs M240, much improved live view. Punchier Jpeg straight from the camera, smaller battery but I think battery life is just barely shorter than M240, am in love with...

I love the colors that this camera captures. Especially how much color that comes out from just wood and stone surfaces.At first I was reluctant of the iso dial but it has become very practical and used all the time. The iso dial is not so hard to pop up after some time.

If you are jedi, don't use "Auto" and "neglect" the exposure information !Fell the light from the world!Use force! (But I use handheld light meter yet.)So if you success to get good photography, M3 , M2 and M-A will be good friend of you.(The exposure information is almost good.

Yes, I'm still loving this camera. I finally went for the visoflex evf type 020 add on, which has made things really easier, especially when trying to shoot more discreetly. Lack of autofocus is the major challenge, especially when taking portraits of people who are not used to 'slower' photography,...

Leica did it again. Raising the bar in the mirrorless camera industry. Every part of the camera has been significantly refined. Smaller size, better viewfinder, simpler controls and menu, amazing low light capabilities, gorgeous finish and build quality. I can't let go of it.

The Leica M10 is the first digital camera that reaches the supreme level of quality and performance expected from Leica. Lots of refinement when compared to M Type 240. Size is back to that of original Leica M3, improved viewfinder makes focusing much easier.

The M10 is the first digital camera that reaches the supreme level of camera expected from Leica. Lots of refinement when compared to M Type 240. Size is back to that of original Leica M3, improved viewfinder makes focusing much easier. Expanded ISO permits outstanding lowlight photography.

Really enjoying this camera on my second day of use. Quality in very low light at ISO 6,400 with a 28mm 1.4 blew me away. Opens up a lot of photographic opportunities for me. Delighted.