The Leica landscape is ever-changing. Here you can find the latest developments and announcements from both Leica and Tamarkin Camera.
The Leica 250 "Reporter" GG
Leica 250 "Reporter" GG Nr. 150146. Working. Camera has some overpainting and is partially refinished. Overhauled by Leica in December 1975. Originally, this camera was delivered to Berlin on August 5, 1937. Made in a batch of 200 cameras. Excellent +
Leica M11-D
The essence of photography is now in M11 form!
- The classic Leica M digital camera, with no LCD screen
- Rear-facing ISO dial
- Aluminum top cover and scratch resistant “black paint” finish
- Iconic “No Logo” design on the front & engraved Leica Logo on top plate
- Dark chrome viewfinder
- 256 GB of internal storage & UHS-II SD card slot
- 60 Megapixel Triple Resolution CMOS BSI Sensor, as in the M11
- Dedicated hardware supporting Content Credentials:
This is the second Leica camera to offer compliance with the new Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI). CAI-compliant technology create transparency, building trust. The technology makes it possible for the first time to check the origin and history of a photograph – and thus prove authenticity: “The Content Authenticity Initiative is a collaborative endeavor focused on creating a standard framework for validating the legitimacy and origin of digital content, especially within media and creative content domains.”
Your image, its provenance information and digital signature are sealed cryptographically into a tamper-proof manifest with the image.
All of this means that we can now prove our images are NOT AI-generated.
70-200 Vario-Elmarit-SL f2,8 ASPH
Announcing the lastest SL system Zoom! Take a look:
- Wide aperture of f2,8 over the entire zoom range,
- 20 lenses in 15 groups and three aspherical lenses,
- Fast telephoto zoom lens for portrait, reportage, event, sports, nature and wildlife photography,
- Protected against weather influences such as spray water and dust, with its AquaDura coating,
- Low weight and compact dimensions,
- Perfectly suited for videography, where quiet focusing is very important,
- Optical Image Stabilization up to 3.5 stops.
Serigraph Leica poster: "Koch in Zürich"
Serigraph reproduction of the famous Art Deco poster: "Leica Koch in Zurich" made in the 1990s. 28-inches x 40-inches. Excellent
Leica D-Lux 8
The newest D-Lux sports some similarities to its bigger Leica siblings, and some exciting new features:
- Leica design & user interface like the Q camera with rounded edges and Q leatherette
- Classic Leica DC Vario-Summilux optics: 24-75 mm zoom at your fingertips
- 4/3” CMOS sensor 21MP (17MP effective)
- Adobe DNG RAW file format
- Cute on-camera flash included
- D-Lux style accessories like auto-lens cap, grip and cases
the Leica SL3
The Next Generation of SL camera is here: the Leica SL3
- State-of-the-Art 60-megapixel BSI-CMOS Sensor with 15 stops of dynamic range sensor, recordable in 18-, 36-, or 60-megapixel full-frame formats,
- ISO sensitivity from 50 - 100,000,
- New Maestro IV Processor, doubling the buffer memory to 8GB, with speed improvements for all operations, including start up time,
- New hybrid autofocus system continuously tracks eyes, faces, bodies, subjects of your choice – even in the toughest of lighting conditions using phase detection, depth mapping, and contrast recognition technologies,
- High Resolution Video, includes the new 8K resolution option, as well as frame rate and quality settings recorded internally or externally, and without limit – if power and file space are available,
- IP54 rating –including the new Tilt-Screen,
- EyeRes® viewfinder with 120 frames per second and 5.76 million pixels,
- Guaranteed camera operation from 14 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit,
- Updated interfaces include CF Express (type B) card slot, which is 5 times faster than UHS-II cards,
- Handmade in Germany with an all-metal body design with a new, ergonomic layout.
The Leica Q3
Leica introduces the most powerful fixed focal length full frame camera - the Leica Q3. High-quality craftsmanship, a timeless and sleek design, and simple operation make this the new Leica Q3. Plain and simple - the camera you've been waiting for:
- First ever 60MP BSI CMOS Sensor with Triple Resolution Technology
- 14 stops of dynamic range and
- Digital zoom options up to 90mm
- New Maestro IV Processor with 8GB of buffer memory
- New state of the art Hybrid Autofocus system
- New tiltable back screen with 76% increase in resolution
- New EVF with 56% increase in resolution
- HDMI for video recording & USB-C ports for charging and data transfer
- 8K resolution output and ProRes video support
- New battery with 18% more power
- Wireless charging capabilities
- 10x faster wireless transfer speeds
- IP52 Weather Sealing Certification
The Leica M11 Monochrom
In 2012, Leica decided to be the only manufacturer in the world to launch a full frame camera with a dedicated black-and-white sensor: the Leica M Monochrom. Today, in the eleventh year of the Monochrom success story and with a wealth of experience from almost 70 years of designing and manufacturing Leica rangefinder cameras, Leica Camera AG introduces the fourth generation with a black-and-white sensor: The new Leica M11 Monochrom.
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First Monochrom BSI CMOS Sensor in a Leica camera
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Highest dynamic range in a Leica Monochrom camera to date with up to 15 stops
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Triple Resolution Technology: Native at 60 MP with 36MP & 18MP options available for flexibility
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Largest ISO range ever in a Leica M Monochrom camera: Native at 125 with a new max of 200,000 ISO
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Massive internal memory of 256 GB: perfect for backing up larger memory cards in the field
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Heightened durability: scratch resistant black finish and sapphire cover glass on the back display
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Fast connection to images and charging via the USB-C port
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Iconic & unobtrusive design: No Leica red dot and monochromatic design on dials and buttons
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Handmade in Germany
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