227 results for "Leica 35 mm cameras" between $25.00 and $7,500.00

Before getting into the factual specifics of the various versions of the M3, it is worthwhile to spend a few moments discussing one of the major misconceptions that abounds about it. That is, that as Leica got more experience building them, the general quality of M3's improved. Except for the first few hundred, as the assembly line shook out, this is absolute nonsense and there is a hard rumor that the whole thing is attributable to a single camera salesman, years ago, who promoted the idea to encourage...

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Introduced in 1930 with the pre-Standard Leica camera body, the 3.5cm (35mm) f3.5 is the very first interchangeable accessory Leitz/Leica lens that Berek designed for the Leica system, a system that over the next few decades was to become the roadmap for where most of the world of photography equipment was to go. The early production for the non standard Leica I in 1930 was individually fitted and matched to the particular body for which it was intended. The serial numbers were internally scratched...

5cm (50mm) F2.5 HEKTOR; Leitz's/Leica's first fast (available light) lens Six (6) Elements (three cemented pairs) in Three groups for an early non classic 6/3 formulation. Though production is indicated by factory records to have onset in 1931 a very small number of pre-1931 examples are known to exist with serial number that precede the 100,000 Leitz/Leica onset.

The 50mm f1.5 Summarit was introduced in 1949 as a coated post war replacement for the uncoated Schneider Xenon 50mm f1.5. Except for some minor optical design tweaking, it is substantially identical in design, it is a modified modified double Gaussian formulation with four central cemented elements; it has a front singlet and a split rear element. Having a total of 10 glass/air interfaces, the Xenon embodiment had been criticized for its excessive flare and the new coatings technology, developed...

Do you have a Leitz/Leica 50mm F2.8 Elmar? Repair needed? Or maybe a CLA?

THE 90mm F2.8 ELMARIT LEICA's first 90mm Elmarit a Long Focus Portrait Lens Optically a 5/3 (Five Element in Three Groups) A frontal singlet with two cemented pairs just behind it and behind the aperture blades. Based on the precedent Hektor, it can be regarded as a Hektor variant. It was introduced in both Leica SM and Leica Rangefinder Bayonet mounts. The lens head (of either) and also available separately fits via Leica's universal focusing mount 16464 to either the Visoflex II or III. It came...

Rare USSR (CCCP) Soviet Original Collection photo camera FED-5B + leather case BOX. This camera was made in USSR. It has nice Leica design and it is practically Leica II copy. The name "FED" comes from the initials of Felix Edmundovich Dzerzhinsky. All features have been tested and work properly.

Make automatic exposures: stepless automatic shutter speed control with metered value storage. Work more accurately: cloth focal plane shutter controls exposure times electronically. Stay informed at all times: Unique LED integrated in the viewfinder. Start immediately: An ON/OFF switch is positioned ergonomically right next to the release button. Flash at ultra-high exposure times: In conjunction with special Metz flash units can now flash at synch speeds up to 1/1000 second. Use flash creatively...

The M-series lenses are manual focus. Each lens contains rings focusing and aperture selection. The M8 can be used with most M-series lenses, although the user manual lists a few exceptions. The review camera was provided with the stunning Leica summarit-m 75mm f/2.5 and Leica summarit-m 35mm f/2.5 lenses. Also provided was a Leica e39 UV/IR filter to fit the 35mm lens. According to Leica’s FAQ, the M8 has a raised sensitivity to long-wave infrared light, which results in black synthetic material...

The Fuji X100 has a wider aperture lens, handles high ISO a bit better, shoots movies, and has a really, really awesome optical/electronic viewfinder. On the other hand, it’s menu system is going to require spending a day with the manual and figuring how to do things. It’s one of the least intuitive cameras I’ve shot with. The last time I read a manual. . . . well I don’t remember, but I couldn’t even figure out the viewfinder without it.

Larger-than-full-frame Image Sensor - The 37.5 megapixel image sensor of the Leica S2 is almost 60% larger than a 35mm full frame image sensor - putting the Leica S2 in a class by itself. It is also specially designed to take full advantage of the latest Leica S Series lenses. Uses Leica S Lenses - Leica S lenses ensure that you'll always get a superior image - regardless of the shooting conditions. Because the lenses are designed with the S-System sensor in mind, your images will not exhibit vignetting...

0811-0004 THREE LEICA SCREW MOUNT LENSES: Summaron 35mm f/3.5 (SN: 752622) with rear lens cap and soft case; Summarit 50mm f/1.5 (SN: 1052416) with rear lens cap and soft case; Hektor 135mm f/4.5 (SN: 1136703) with rear lens cap. Condition Report $400 - $500 $550

auto, auto with red-eye reduction, first curtain sync, forced on, forced with red-eye reduction, second curtain sync, slow sync, slow sync + red eye reduction

The Digilux 2's design is classic, and uses good old fashioned dials rather than 'digital' buttons to maintain that SLR feel - which many 35mm Leica owners will appreciate. The camera is well balanced with its 69mm diameter lens, solid ultra-light magnesium body and tactile rubber reinforcement. Simplicity is a feature applied to almost every facet of this camera. The dial knobs for both the shutter speed settings and zooming in on an image just taken (in the viewfinder or on the 2.5 inch LCD screen...

The Leica X2 sports a fast, new auto-focus feature enables extremely precise and virtually silent focusing. Perfect for situations where spontaneous reactions are essential to capture the right moment. It adapts flexibly to the situation in hand, for example, with a choice AF focusing segments or face recognition. This allows the photographer to concentrate exclusively on their subject.

It is hardly unusual that a Leica, once owned, becomes a lifelong companion. This also applies to the digital M9: In spite of the larger sensor size, the compact housing of the M8 and M8.2 was being retained. With exterior dimensions of 139 x 37 x 80 mm (5.5 x 1.5 x 3.1 in) it maintains the ideal shape of the M camera and becomes the smallest...

* Larger-than-full-frame Image Sensor. * Uses Leica S Lenses. * Extensive Lens Choices. * Precision AF System. * Dual Shutter System. * MAESTRO Image Processor. * High Resolution 3.0" LCD Display. * Bright & Clear Viewfinder. * OLED Info Display. * Compact Ergonomic Design. * Easy-to-use Camera Functions. * Dust & Water Proof. * Secure Interface Connection. * Dual Memory Card Slots.