Leica's new M Monochrom ups the black-and-white ante

Leica has announced the latest iteration of its undeniably niche but strangely compelling Leica M Monochrom, a US$7500 camera which only shoots in black-and-white. The new version (Typ 246) is said to significantly improve on the image quality of its predecessor by using a newly developed 24-megapixel black-and-white CMOS sensor, and the camera now also features Live View and Full HD video recording... Continue Reading Leica's new M Monochrom ups the black-and-white ante

Section: Digital Cameras

Tags: Leica, Mirrorless Cameras, Photography

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