The Leica M9 B&H digital camera costs a price of $7,000 in pre-order. Of course, at this price, it represents half the value of a good car. If megapixels is your thing, you’d be happy to know that the Leica M9 digital camera has a resolution of 18 megapixels.
Leica, the prestigious German manufacturer of digital cameras, and the luxury brand Hermes, combine to produce a limited series of Leica M7 digital cameras. Each color is limited to 100 pieces which will be numbered from 1/200 to 200/200.
This exclusive edition displays a price of 9,500 euros. The digital camera comes with a visor made of metal, a rapid-wind lever in chrome and a leather strap attached to the body.
Note that this M7 Hermes digital camera, the famous red dot of Leica disappeared, in favor of sobriety and colors of leather. Only the cover bears the engraving of the Leica logo. It will be marketed from mid-December 2009.
At a price of €1550, the Leica X1 digital camera is certainly at a price softer than the M8 came out a year ago and half (€5000), but intended all along to a small fringe of passionate photographers. Mythical brand of the silver era, Leica badly negotiated the turn of the digital. Its M8, digital rangefinder successor of the legendary M-series, had failed to convince with its sensor factor x1.33, and noise from 800 ISO, and its astronomical price of €5,000. The German brand is shaking up the chips and has three digital cameras, including the X1, the first real “accessible” Leica digital camera.
Released by mistake a few days ago, the new Leica digital cameras were officially announced at 09/09/09. Equipped with a CCD sensor of 18.5 megapixels and a rangefinder, the M9 is above all based on mature and perfect shots. Also retain its timeless style which should also be a la carte. Available in gray and black lacquered steel. Price: about €5 500.
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