Leica D-lux1

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Limited Edition Leica X1 BMW Camera

Leica r9 digital

Leica D-lux 4 Titanium

Leica d-lux 4

Leica S1

 In 1996, as the digital photography revolution began, Leica brought its Leica S1 digital camera to the market. The biggest of the three versions (Pro, Alpha and Highspeed) packed 75 megapixels – several times the resolution of even today's best digital cameras – as a studio camera that delivered a digital scan (30-60 seconds) directly to an Apple computer (using Silverfast software), and thus not a camera made for carrying around. The price was about $30,000 and 146 was made of them. The S1 took Leica R and M lenses, as well as Hasselblad, Nikon, Canon, Minolta, Zeiss, Olympus, Pentax, Sinar and Mamiya .http://www.overgaard.dk/leica-history-page-2.html

Leica case

Special edition m9

Only 50 cameras were produced

Leica s2

this one has a diy tilt shift adaptor

here it is with a Hasselblad v system lens adaptor 

Leica m8 Black

The first of Leica m digital series

Notice this m8 has a silver shutter speed dial instead of a black one

Featured here with the 35 f2 summicron asph