These are exciting times for photographers. We are blessed with a plethora of cameras that are highly capable of capturing incredible images at a moment’s notice. Companies such as Canon and Nikon continue the rich tradition of building highly capable...
while I was in Germany for the Celebration of Photography Event a.k.a The M10 Launch, I had a chance to sit down for a chat with Jesko von Oeyhausen, product manager for the Leica M10, and Stefan Daniel, Global Director of Business Unit...
Recently, I was fortunate enough (at a very reasonable price) to acquire an M6J, serial number 1976-13, complete with a 50mm f2.8 collapsible Elmar lens (with matching serial number to the camera body), leather case, original box, manual and warranty...
It’s always exciting when a new camera is announced, especially when it’s the signature camera from a legendary camera company. The Leica M10 is the latest in a continuous line of cameras which have evolved from the Leica M3, introduced in 1954.The...
Image: grEGORy simpsonIn this installment of the LHSA "How To" video series, Egor shares his 5 humorous but insightful tips using photography as a means of self-expression. Egor is a photographer, writer, and musician, and has a unique outlook...
Image: John LehmannIn this installment of the LHSA "How To" video series, John Lehmann shares his 5 tips on improving visual storytelling skills for photojournalists. John is one of the top photojournalists in North America. Among his many awards,...
In this installment of the LHSA "How To" video series, Richard Chalfan shares what he has learned about collecting Leica cameras. Richard is a retired Boeing engineer who is now working at the Leica Store in Bellevue, Washington. A member of LHSA,...
#BelieveinFilm with the Leica M4 The Leica M4, the lineal descendant of the landmark M3 and the simplified M2, commenced production in November 1966. It combined the features of both of its predecessors and added a few of its own, all aimed at enhancing...
By Jason SchneiderNot long ago pundits were predicting that film was doomed, that analog image capture would decline precipitously until silver-halide film manufacturing would no longer be commercially viable. Certainly, the digital revolution, which...
LHSA proudly presents the second installment in our “How To” video series. In this series, we sit down with experts in Leica Camera buying, collecting, shooting, editing, and more! We ask them to share their best tips and tricks. Watch and learn how to elevate...
