A new design variation of the Leica M10-R has been released. This new model with a black paint finish perfectly embodies the classic Leica look. Its unique patina develops over time, enhancing its individuality.
Elegance lies in its simplicity. Superior design is born from an exquisite balance of functionality, materials, and ergonomic form. It exudes timeless beauty and individuality.
The Leica M System cameras, manufactured in Wetzlar, Germany, perfectly embody this exceptional design. Now, the latest model, the Leica M10-R Black Paint, has been released.
"Leica M10-R Black Paint"
https://bit.ly/3hg6ubV
"Leica M10-R Black Paint"
[A lustrous black paint finish that changes over time]
As its name suggests, the "Leica M10-R Black Paint" is a specially designed camera with a lustrous black paint finish on the body. With continued use, the paint will peel off from the edges and corners, revealing the brass material in places.
This adds a unique character and adds a unique texture to each camera. The history of its use as a tool is engraved into its exterior, and this is evident in its appearance.
Elliott Erwitt's favorite Leica M3. The paint has peeled off in places, creating an indescribable texture.
[Attention to Detail]
Leica is known for its superior quality and exceptional craftsmanship. The Leica M10-R Black Paint fully reflects this attention to detail.
The technical specifications and performance are the same as the standard Leica M10-R, but in addition to the black paint finish, there are some design changes. The first thing that catches your eye is the classic Leica cursive logo and the "Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Germany" engraving on the top cover. The ISO sensitivity dial and shutter speed dial also feature classic diamond-pattern knurling, while the shutter release button features a silver chrome-finished part. The red Leica logo is deliberately omitted from the front, creating a more understated and simple appearance.
Also note the engraving and knurling on the top cover and the front panel.
[The world of the Leica M deepens and expands]
Over the years, Leica has released many unique special edition models of various products. Many limited edition models feature unique designs in collaboration with famous artists and actors who are photography enthusiasts and Leica fans.
Black-painted cameras are highly sought after among collectors worldwide, and even those with years of use and patina often fetch high prices at auction. A recent example was a Leica M2 film camera in excellent condition, complete with a black paint finish, Summicron lens, and leather case, sold for an astonishing 96,000 euros at the Leitz Fotografica auction. Another example is a Leica M3 in black paint, one of 150 produced in 1962, sold for 55,000 euros with a black paint lens. These cameras are highly valued collector's items.
A gem in the collection of Hong Kong-based collector Douglas So is a 1967 black-painted Leica M3, formerly owned by Magnum photographer Ian Berry.
https://youtu.be/wMg5sVKpgG0
[Conveying the magic of photography for over 100 years. Sustainable Leica cameras]
Capturing a moment, making it visible and preserving it forever. Being able to relive those precious moments over and over again. That is the great allure of photography. The compact camera as we know it today has its origins in a groundbreaking idea devised by Oskar Barnack nearly 100 years ago. He developed a 35mm camera with a 36x24mm screen size. This was also the origin of the Leica camera. The birth of the compact, durable, and easy-to-use 35mm camera paved the way for today's accessible and accessible photography.
Over the past 100 years, great photographers from around the world, including Henri Cartier-Bresson, Elliott Erwitt, and Steve McCurry, have used Leica cameras to capture unique, decisive moments and create countless masterpieces.
One of the notable features of Leica cameras is their sustainability, resulting in valuable masterpieces through design and innovation. Another attractive feature is the fact that vintage lenses from the 1950s can be used with the latest M-series cameras.
Like previous Leica products, the Leica M10-R Black Paint is sure to be a reliable photography partner for years to come, delivering stunning imaging power.
"Leica M10-R Black Paint"
https://bit.ly/3hg6ubV
Leica Camera Japan
www.leica-camera.co.jp
Click here for company press release details
Elegance lies in its simplicity. Superior design is born from an exquisite balance of functionality, materials, and ergonomic form. It exudes timeless beauty and individuality.
The Leica M System cameras, manufactured in Wetzlar, Germany, perfectly embody this exceptional design. Now, the latest model, the Leica M10-R Black Paint, has been released.
"Leica M10-R Black Paint"
https://bit.ly/3hg6ubV
"Leica M10-R Black Paint"[A lustrous black paint finish that changes over time]
As its name suggests, the "Leica M10-R Black Paint" is a specially designed camera with a lustrous black paint finish on the body. With continued use, the paint will peel off from the edges and corners, revealing the brass material in places.
This adds a unique character and adds a unique texture to each camera. The history of its use as a tool is engraved into its exterior, and this is evident in its appearance.
Elliott Erwitt's favorite Leica M3. The paint has peeled off in places, creating an indescribable texture.[Attention to Detail]
Leica is known for its superior quality and exceptional craftsmanship. The Leica M10-R Black Paint fully reflects this attention to detail.
The technical specifications and performance are the same as the standard Leica M10-R, but in addition to the black paint finish, there are some design changes. The first thing that catches your eye is the classic Leica cursive logo and the "Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Germany" engraving on the top cover. The ISO sensitivity dial and shutter speed dial also feature classic diamond-pattern knurling, while the shutter release button features a silver chrome-finished part. The red Leica logo is deliberately omitted from the front, creating a more understated and simple appearance.
Also note the engraving and knurling on the top cover and the front panel.[The world of the Leica M deepens and expands]
Over the years, Leica has released many unique special edition models of various products. Many limited edition models feature unique designs in collaboration with famous artists and actors who are photography enthusiasts and Leica fans.
Black-painted cameras are highly sought after among collectors worldwide, and even those with years of use and patina often fetch high prices at auction. A recent example was a Leica M2 film camera in excellent condition, complete with a black paint finish, Summicron lens, and leather case, sold for an astonishing 96,000 euros at the Leitz Fotografica auction. Another example is a Leica M3 in black paint, one of 150 produced in 1962, sold for 55,000 euros with a black paint lens. These cameras are highly valued collector's items.
A gem in the collection of Hong Kong-based collector Douglas So is a 1967 black-painted Leica M3, formerly owned by Magnum photographer Ian Berry.
https://youtu.be/wMg5sVKpgG0
[Conveying the magic of photography for over 100 years. Sustainable Leica cameras]
Capturing a moment, making it visible and preserving it forever. Being able to relive those precious moments over and over again. That is the great allure of photography. The compact camera as we know it today has its origins in a groundbreaking idea devised by Oskar Barnack nearly 100 years ago. He developed a 35mm camera with a 36x24mm screen size. This was also the origin of the Leica camera. The birth of the compact, durable, and easy-to-use 35mm camera paved the way for today's accessible and accessible photography.
Over the past 100 years, great photographers from around the world, including Henri Cartier-Bresson, Elliott Erwitt, and Steve McCurry, have used Leica cameras to capture unique, decisive moments and create countless masterpieces.
One of the notable features of Leica cameras is their sustainability, resulting in valuable masterpieces through design and innovation. Another attractive feature is the fact that vintage lenses from the 1950s can be used with the latest M-series cameras.
Like previous Leica products, the Leica M10-R Black Paint is sure to be a reliable photography partner for years to come, delivering stunning imaging power.
"Leica M10-R Black Paint"
https://bit.ly/3hg6ubV
Leica Camera Japan
www.leica-camera.co.jp
Click here for company press release details
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