Leica Rangefinder Digital Camera Old Style

The Leica camera manufacturer from Germany has always had its own way to celebrate the birth of a homemade camera. No exception Leica M3, which in 2014 is just 60 years old.

To commemorate this, the release of the Leica M Leica Camera 60. Edition is a special edition of the Leica MP Type 240 digital rangefinder. What's the difference?

Unlike digital cameras in general, Leica M Edition 60 is not equipped with the screen at all. That makes this camera works just like a film camera - of course without the use of a roll of film. Leica put the ISO setting button on the back of the camera.

"Working with Leica M Edition 60 requires the same attention to when using the analogue version," wrote Leica in a statement.

Still according to Leica, the M Edition 60, the photographer can concentrate on composing an image and adjust exposure, without being disturbed by the various settings menus are on the screen.

Leica does not set the price for a digital camera this old style, but what is clear when it was released in October 2014, this camera is available only 600 units. Leica M Edition 60 will be sold with a package Summilux lens 35mm f / 1.4.