Leica M10-P Reporter

Limited to only 450 units, this special limited edition with a kevlar finish is destined to be a real eye-catcher. The Leica M10-P Reporter is inspired by Leica´s history and connection with press and reportage photography, and features a rugged, scratch-resistant dark green finish on the top and bottom plate with black Kevlar armoring wrapped around the body for grip and protection. Its specs are identical to the standard M10-P, it comes with a 24MP CMOS sensor in a 24x36mm format, 3in touchscreen, ISO that tops out at 50,000, a whisper–quiet shutter, and a built-in Level Gauge. Additionally, the M10-P also sports an integrated Wi-Fi module for wireless sharing and remote camera control from a linked mobile device.

Hasselblad 907X Anniversary Edition Kit

Hasselblad proudly launches the 907X Anniversary Edition Kit, comprised of a CFV II 50C digital back, 907X camera body, control grip, optical viewfinder, and XCD 3,5/30 Lens. This edition, limited to just 800 kits, commemorates 80 years since the launch of Hasselblad’s first camera, the HK-7, in 1941. Each item is a special edition design that is exclusive to the anniversary edition kit. Standout features in the camera include a large medium format 50MP CMOS senso...
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Hasselblad X2D II 100C

The Hasselblad X2D II 100C is here, and it's easily the most advanced medium format camera the brand has ever made. Priced at $7,399, it actually costs less than its predecessor while adding huge upgrades that serious photographers will appreciate. At its core, the X2D II 100C keeps the 100MP BSI CMOS sensor with up to 16-bit RAW and 15.3 stops of dynamic range, but this time Hasselblad introduces true HDR photography, a first for medium format. Paired with ...
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PULSE CAMERA REMOTE

The Pulse Camera Remote is a new smart device that enables you to get a great deal of control on your DSLR camera from your smartphone through the mandatory app that goes with it. Using Bluetooth, you simply have to set the small gadget atop your camera´s hot shoe, connect it with the micro USB cable that’s attached to it, and control such features as the most obvious shutter button but also many others such as choosing the ISO of your choice, the aperture, takin...
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