Surprisingly, there aren’t many LEGO MOC on Leica. Even more rare is the one that replicates the Original Leica shooter. The Vintage Camera: UR-Leica 1914 LEGO MOC is one such rare creation that is now on LEGO Ideas vying for your one precious support (LEGO Ideas should just go with “vote” instead of “support”. Just …
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Here’s another piece of Medicom Toy news that may be of an interest to photography enthusiasts. No, Medicom is not making a camera, but it is a Bearbrick (stylized as [email protected]) collectible figure in the unmistakable Leica camera iconography.
We heard Huawei’s partnership with Leica is ending. But that’s not the end of Leica on smartphone. Besides having its own smartphone, Leica has revealed that it has partnered with Sharp.
For the longest time, Leica has been associated with camera lens of smartphones – most notably on Huawei flagship devices, and more recently Sharp. That changes last week when Leica Camera AG revealed its very first smartphone, called Leitz Phone 1.
TV is one decor-ruining electronic device that we have learned to live with. However, if you prefer not to conform, then perhaps an ultra-short throw projector could be the alternative. Speaking of ultra-short throw projector, JMGO has a couple to offer.
Given how expensive Leica cameras are, it is unlikely that you will want to put through any physical abuse. Unless if you have this Leica: the Leica M10-P Reporter Limited Edition Camera.
Another year, another slew of made for Supreme products. At this point, nothing from the king of collab is too outrageous or even surprises. The offerings have transcend those and have actually become rather novel.
Forget about what people say about pixel doesn’t matter. The truth is, it doesn’t hurt to have more pixels. And hurt it does not with the 64 MP 30 x 45 mm sensor found on the Leica S3 Medium Format System.
Apparently, last year’s the “Leitz Wetzlar” edition of the monochrome shooter from Leica, the Leica M Monochrom was met with warm reception. To keep up with the demand, Leica has released yet another Leitz Wetzlar edition black & white shooter, this time, with the M10 Monochrom introduced earlier this year.
Leica has announced it has entered a “substantial partnership” with fellow German company, eyewear label MYKITA, to bring the highest level of German engineering to the eyewear market. That’s basically the marketing way of say, “hey, look we are making eyewear together!”
