Meterless, incredibly well-made, and in black chrome surprisingly understated, the M-A is a camera that many might pass on the street as a normal, unremarkable camera. And yet, beneath its unassuming exterior, it remains one of the finest rangefinder cameras ever made. Encased in Brass top and bottom plates, the camera comes in at 578g without a lens, essentially the same as an M3. The weight is pleasant, it’s reassuringly solid without being heavy enough to cause you neck

Ladies and gentlemen, allow us to introduce you to a very special lens even by Leica’s standards - the Summicron Rigid. The Rigid comes from a time where the world was transforming. The Beatles had erupted into rockstars, psychedelics were legal (until their outlaw in 1966 in the UK), and Muhammad Ali boxed himself into the spotlight after giving Sonny Liston a hiding at the 1960s Rome Olympics. The version we’re reviewing is the second version, which is depicted by the wide

When the Leica M8 was introduced in September 2006, it was met with genuine excitement. It was Leica's first digital M rangefinder; a landmark camera for one of photography's most iconic brands. Twenty years later, does it still deserve that applause? To answer that, you have to remember the world it arrived in. Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol topped the charts, the Lamborghini Murciélago was the supercar everyone dreamed about, and life felt just a little more analogue. People s