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<\/div>\nBy high, we’re referring to resolution here. The Leica M10-R rocks the highest resolution color image sensor of the M10 series to date, at 40-megapixels, and takes its rightful place as the M10 family flagship.<\/p>\n
A 40-MP sensor on a Leica M10 might seem familiar, and you’d be right to think so. The M10 Monochrom<\/a> announced in January also boasted the same pixel count, but as its name suggests, that model shoots in black and white only. The M10-R sports a newly-developed 40-MP full frame (24 x 36 mm) CMOS color sensor, with no low-pass filter, and given it’s a Leica, quality images are pretty much a given.<\/p>\n Another notable difference between the Monochrom and the M10-R is the return of Leica’s iconic red dot, now proudly displayed front and center.<\/p>\n The rangefinder is capable of around 4.5 frames per second continuous shooting, with a 2-GB buffer, has light sensitivity of ISO100 to 50,000, with long exposure possible at the latter end thanks to a 16-minute maximum shutter time, and comes with “super quiet” shutter operation for stealth shooting.<\/p>\n Its die-cast magnesium alloy body is covered in synthetic leather, with a brass top and bottom and a chrome-plated finish completing the retro aesthetic. Elsewhere, the line frame viewfinder has auto parallax compensation, you’ll find a 3-inch, 1,036,800-dot LCD display panel around back, there’s built-in 802.11n Wi-Fi, and it works with Leica M lenses, including legacy glass.<\/p>\n The Leica M10-R goes on sale later this month for a body-only price of US$8,295, and comes in black chrome and silver chrome finishes.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Tags:<\/b> Paul Ridden<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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The Leica M10 family has a new flagship, the 40-megapixel M10-R Leica By high, we’re referring to resolution here. The Leica M10-R rocks the highest resolution color image sensor of the M10 series to date, at 40-megapixels, and takes its rightful place as the M10 family flagship. A 40-MP sensor on a Leica M10 might … Continue reading Leica aims high with M10-R rangefinder<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading