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The new Leica M8 has all the latest technology but sports a very classic old school style. This new digital version of the classic Leica is a 10.3 megapixel camera, featuring a 2.5-inch LCD, a body made of magnesium alloy, 1/8000 second shutter speed, and can store up to 4gb of memory. Priced at $5000.
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3 Responses to “The Classic Leica M8 Camera Goes Digital”
Chris October 19, 2006
pretty damn expensive for a point and shoot. I’d rather get a Canon 20D SLR for a third the price.
Neutralnomadicalloy October 22, 2006
@Chris FYI M8 is not a point and shoot, please goto following link for more information
Neutralhttp://www.dpreview.com/articles/leicam8/
Hanna Torhaug November 25, 2007
Hi everyone
Its not that expensive…:P
Yes you could get a canon 20D SLR, but your not buying the best.
i love Leica, i have the old M8 At my house…=) it produces very nice pictures.
One day i hope ill have the new m8…:)
Have a great day
Neutral