Leica Sf 58 Flash Unit

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Leica X1 Unboxing

Elvis Kennedy un-boxes the fabulous Leica X1. He also compares it to the Leica M9 and the Nikon D3s. And he shows it with a Leica SF-24D flash ...

LEICA M9-P THE WORLD'S GREATEST CAMERA NOW IN KL

The Leica store at Avenue K also offers binoculars, rifle scopes, spotting scopes, binoculars and telescopes. If you think this is outrageous, the new Leica Showroom at Avenue K has a M9 Titanium at RM 118,888. So the minimum cost is RM 35,940 up to RM 67,120. The lenses start from RM 6,820 all the way to a staggering RM 38,000. The world's greatest, finest and most progressively outstanding camera is Leica M9-P. Professional photographers tended to tape over the trademark red Leica logo to make the camera What a lucky number for both Leica and the new owner. Pictured below in classic silver chrome finish, it weighs only 600 grams, measures 139 x 37 x 80 mm and costs RM 29,120 for the body alone which is meaningless as it is useless....

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Leica Introduces The M9-P Rangefinder

It also features an 18-megapixel full-frame camera sensor that will work with Leica’s interchangeable lens system. The iconic red Leica logo is now gone from the front and placed on top as an engraving to possibly reduce distraction and unwanted attention from thieves. The price falls in line with the original M9 released back in 2009 but adds several new features and takes away some visual elements for a very minimalist aesthetic. New features include a scratch-resistant and unbreakable sapphire crystal covering on the LCD along with anti-reflective coating. The M9-P also now has a coarser leather texture to improve grip and has an almost silent shutter.