Leica

​Leica has announced a successor to the Q street shooter from 2015. The appropriately-named Q2 boasts a 47 megapixel full-frame sensor, can record 4K video and comes ready for use in all kinds of weather.

High-end German camera firm Leica has added a new compact to its D-Lux line. The D-Lux 7 sports a 4/3 sensor, 24 - 75 mm zoom lens, a touchscreen display as well as a high resolution EVF, and is capable of recording 4K video.

​With the M10-D, Leica is attempting to give photographers an old school analog/film camera feel, driven by modern digital technology. As there's no LCD panel around back, users will need to use a mobile app to display snapped images on a smartphone screen.​

There's no place better in the world than Photokina if you want to completely drown yourself in the equipment, culture and business of photography. We spent a couple of days putting together this giant gallery to give you a sense of what the world's biggest camera nerd expo is all about.

For the price of a year-long backpacking trip around the world, you can now own the fastest-ever 75mm aspherical lens. Leica's new Noctilux-M 75mm f/1.25 is a US$13,000 piece of glass with a monster aperture and a razor-thin depth of field to deliver dreamy out-of-focus bokeh.

​If Leica's TL2 compact looks just a bit too modern for you, the company has dipped into the retro design cabinet and launched the undeniably stylish CL. It's technically identical to the TL2, but stands apart in terms of handling and aesthetics.​

Compact mirrorless cameras are improving rapidly and, even though last year's Leica TL was incredibly pretty, it didn't quite nail the formula. Enter the TL2, a more refined take on the outgoing model – both inside and out.​

The Leica M10 is the slimmest digital M camera to date, and is said to have proportions similar to older analogue M cameras. However, despite this, it still packs a 24-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor and built-in Wi-Fi connectivity.

Leica has launched the latest version of its mirrorless APS-C camera, the Leica TL. The new model offers a bigger internal memory and improved autofocus over the 2014 original, but retains those good looks and machined aluminum body.

We recently got to go hands-on with the newly announced Leica Sofort instant camera. Read on to see what we made of the stylish shooter, and whether the blast from the past that is instant photography is worth revisiting.

Leica has announced its first ever instant camera with the Sofort. The retro-styled camera will use the Instax Mini film type, and boasts a number of settings for different shooting modes, it’s also one of the best looking instant cameras we’ve ever seen.

Leica has revealed its first rugged and waterproof camera designed especially for outdoor use with the new X-U (Typ 113). The high-quality fixed prime lens camera features a 16-megapixel APS-C sensor and a 23-mm F1.7 lens, while being shock-resistant, dust-sealed, and waterproof.