Leica M Edition 60

Leica have just announced at the Photokina show in Germany, the beautiful Leica M Edition 60, a commemorative limited edition on the 60th anniversary of this legendary camera. This unique version takes you back to the basics of photography, it has been stripped to its bare functions and essential camera features required for digital photography – shutter speed, aperture, focusing and ISO sensitivity. Strictly limited to 600 examples worldwide, the Leica M Edition 60 will hit Leica Stores and Boutiques starting October 2014. watch the unboxing video

Leica Unboxing M60 from Leica Camera on Vimeo.

Tamron All-in-One Lens

Tamron have introduced the first lens that can shoot macro and micro! The brand are calling it "the world’s first ultra-telephoto all-in-one zoom lens”, the F3.5-6.3 Di II VC LDS has a range of 18-400mm with with an extremely flexible zoom ratio of 22.2x. To summarize: it is the first lens on earth which you can zoom both intense and can shoot wide. Designed for APS-C format DSLR cameras, and available in Canon EF and Nikon F mounts, this unique lens offers...
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NIKON 1 J1 WHITE DIGITAL CAMERA

Ultra compact and portable, the new Nikon 1 J1 is a versatile camera with a minimal design, it lets you shoot even during video recording. Designed to think quickly and act even faster, the super small camera with interchangeable lens offers you everything you need to make great pictures and movies. Notable features are: Full HD (1080p) video recording, super high-speed AF CMOS sensor, 3-inch LCD monitor with crystal clear resolution and 10.1 megapixels....
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LEICA S3

Leica has finally released the S3 medium format DSLR flagship. With a whopping 64-megapixel 30x45mm medium format sensor, the S3 has a 71% increase in resolution over the prior model, adding 15 stops of dynamic range and ISO sensitivity of 50000 for flexibility in a wide range of shooting scenarios. It can capture up to three still frames per second and records Cinema 4K that is captured from the entire width of the medium format sensor, at an also cinematic 24 fps....
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