Image by Constantine Manos"The Leica is more than a camera, it is a way of life." - Constantine ManosIn this installment of the LHSA “How To” video series, LHSA member, Constantine Manos shares his 5 tips on how to capture the "magic moment." ...
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The Nik Collection was a highly popular editing suite that was eventually purchased by Google, who made it free but also unfortunately abandoned development of the project. DxO bought the collection in October of this year and has recently released the news...
Leica’s penchant for moderate telephoto lenses dates back to 1931 when Leitz unveiled two new ones in anticipation of the landmark Leica II (or D) of 1932: the first Leica with interchangeable lenses and a built-in coupled rangefinder. The 90mm f/4 Elmar,...
In this installment of the LHSA "How To" video series, LHSA member, Lars Netopil shares his 5 tips on how to tell real Leica cameras from fake ones. Lars Netopil is a Leica historian, collector, and dealer located in Wetzlar, Germany - you can find...
In this installment of the LHSA "How To" video series, LHSA member, Lars Netopil shares his 5 tips on collecting Leica cameras. Lars Netopil is a Leica historian, collector, and dealer located in Wetzlar, Germany - you can find Leica Store Wetzlar just...
By Mike Evans“The Leitz factory is a well-run, happy organisation, this being due in no small measure to the family nature of the business and to its importance in the neighbourhood. Discipline is strict without being severe and one gets...
Thanks to David Spielman for this news tip:Netflix's new movie Kodachrome features Parsons, Kansas. Parsons was the last place in the world to process Kodachrome, the brand name for Kodak's color-reversal film. The movie stars Ed Harris, Jason Sudeikis,...
Imagine thirty-five shooters, from nineteen states converging on Santa Fe for our “Spring Shoot.” Gathering and meeting at the centrally located and beautiful La Fonda Hotel.Everyone was told to be ready to “shoot!” Our days were filled with...
This historical significance and impact Oskar Barnack had on photography cannot be underestimated! Not only was he instrumental in producing the Leica camera; he also had a profound impact on the film industry. This book walks you through...
It all started with the Leica II of 1932 and it’s been going on ever since.Back in 1931, 6 years after the original Leica I (or A) was unveiled, Leitz introduced a threaded lens mount measuring 39mm x 26tpi (threads per inch) with a flange focal...
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