These 999 LEICA M6 TTL cameras are identified by the imprint "LEICA M6 1984 - 2002" on their top plate. The imprint indicates the introduction of the camera in 1984 and its termination in December 2002. As collectors´ items, the cameras have special serial numbers ranging from 001/999 to ... Read more

$2995.00 - $2995.00

To sum up , the R3 is a very good reliable camera , the mechanics and electronics are well built in a traditional manner utilizing six CDS photocells in three groups of two , with all six being used in the integrated measurment and just two cells with an auxillary mirror , in the selective mode . ... Read more

$1999.00 - $1999.00

Classics are works that clash with the present. They are never modified instead they are re-interpreted on the basis of a changed world: With the LEICA M7, a classic celebrates a new premiere. Convenience and fast operation of the camera have been enhanced even further with automatic shutter speed ... Read more

$4395.00 - $5495.00

When introduced in 1971, the Leica M5 was usually condemned because of its large size-- despite the fact that the M5 was the first M with TTL metering. I suspect that if it were introduced today, the size would not be that big an issue. ... Read more

$2999.00 - $2999.00

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$1000.00 - $1000.00

With the name MP, the new Leica rangefinder camera joins the line of reporter cameras that have been tailored specifically to the wishes of professional photographers. It is the purely mechanical alternative to the LEICA M7, whose electronically controlled shutter and aperture priority automatic exp... Read more

$4395.00 - $4395.00

With the name MP, the new Leica rangefinder camera joins the line of reporter cameras that have been tailored specifically to the wishes of professional photographers. It is the purely mechanical alternative to the LEICA M7, whose electronically controlled shutter and aperture priority automatic exp... Read more

$4395.00 - $4395.00