Not shown in the matrix are the Leica M10-D (which does not have an LCD display on the back and is perfect for reliving the experience of shooting with a classic M-series film-based Leica) and the Leica M10 Monochrom (monochrome only).

Here is how the Leica M10-R compares to the Leica M10 and M10-P. Here are the links to our library of Leica M10 model camera reviews: Shutterbug reviewed all previous Leica M10 cameras and even published an exclusive photo essay on the unboxing of a Special Edition Zagato Leica M10. $8,295 in black chrome and silver chrome finishes. Black chrome or silver-colored chrome finish.DNG (7864x5200 pixels) and JPEG file formats.

High speed shooting up to about 4.5 fps.Optical Viewfinder (0.73X magnification).Aperture Priority automatic or fully Manual.Touch Display 3-inch TFT LCD monitor on back.Leica Maestro II image signal processor.Compact manual focus rangefinder-style digital camera.Anticipated price of the new M10-R is $8,295. The Leica M10-R is the fifth model in the Leica M10 digital rangefinder camera series, each unique and all sold concurrently. Here are the results of our hands-on assessment.

We had the opportunity to use the camera prior to its release and evaluate its performance. Leica just introduced the M10-R, a manual focus rangefinder-style digital camera complete with a 40.89-megapixel sensor.

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