About Leica film machines, how much does a Leica camera cost?

In terms of usage, the best is the M6. Note that M6 has large and small plates (you can check my previous ones, there is a detailed introduction), ** the age is relatively recent, so it is easy to find good color; Small plates are a bit more classic. The ordinary version is below 13000, the small plate is cheaper, and some of the color is almost but the machinery is still perfect can be won

Another good option is MP, and the second-hand MP produced by netizens is mostly between 18000-22000 (the merchant's bid must be high). You can consider MP to be the pinnacle of all cameras out there

If you are nostalgic, you can choose second-hand M2 and M3, and the price of eBay is mostly less than 10,000 yuan. These two machines are from the fifties and sixties of the last century, and the workmanship is better than the current ones, and they can still be used normally after the maintenance of the maintenance master (CLA), but there is no metering, and it is more troublesome to use

Canon and Nikon at the same price cannot be compared, and the fields of application are different. The advantage of the SLR machine is the telephoto, the rangefinder is a humanistic weapon, and the advantage is the wide-angle and standard focal length (this is a problem of optical design, the wide-angle head of the same cost, the rangefinder is definitely better than the imaging of the SLR).

Haven't used film before? Look for the 2-hand M7 with auto** It can be understood as aperture priority MP and M6 may not be suitable for you M3 does not have a 35 frame line You need to wear glasses No metering.

If you have a film SLR, Canon and Nikon each have one on sale, both of which are top-of-the-line bodies, EOS 1V and F6, and the performance is definitely a spike M machine, 3 defenses, needless to say, the steel and iron bones of the focus are strong Because there is a battery, the film and continuous shooting must be invincible, 1V's 10 frames per second, it seems that there is no DSLR to be more than to talk about convenience, it must be the convenience of these two machines, F6 does not have a handle, it is probably about the same as D700, and the lens and SLR are common If you have a SLR, this is an advantage And 10,000+ will definitely be able to buy a new body You don't have to think about 2 hands, Leica itself has a film SLR, and the R head is much cheaper than the M head, you can also consider it.

If you want to film the rangefinder, Canon's old machine will definitely not be at this price Nikon's rangefinder sp The original replica version of the original 2 hands is about this price I don't know if you can buy it in China The new machine is more than 20,000 The disadvantage is that the bayonet is not universal Nikon's own rangefinder mount is too limited.

Before buying a M machine, you must think about it You can't simply buy a M body for the sake of film The advantage of the M body is that it is sturdy and the materials are sufficient It is no problem to use a dozen or twenty years to pass on to the next generation As long as the cloth shutter is still standing, hehe, if you want to play with the M body, the 2-handed digital machine M8 is almost more than 10,000 And the Leica body is too extravagant It is better to put money on the lens If you really want to play step by step, it is recommended that you buy 2 hands M7 The color is not too good Buy the lens according to your own strength All kinds of M mount lenses are indeed playable And the workmanship is exquisite, Konica Zeiss, Minolta, Volenda, the original factory, and so on, and various lenses are very suitable for people who have a little spare money to play slowly The body also has a viewfinder magnification problem The one that is suitable for the wide angle is moderate The one that is suitable for the telephoto If you have glasses, don't hesitate to double it, it is not recommended to buy M6 The body is too old There is no AE file **The indication is still an arrow.

So much nonsense To sum up, the M7 that recommends the double viewfinder If you want to save money and buy the M6, look at the introduction of the other person.

Incidentally... Prepare 50,000 yuan There is a big difference between the ideas before and after buying.

M6 Okay.

I just don't know if you have this** including the lens.

The same price is not the same type of goods, and there is no need to compare.

M6, Canon Nikon is best on SLR, and Laika is best on the side axis.

Leica is just a brand of cameras, and there are many series, ranging from thousands of yuan to hundreds of thousands of yuan, and the key depends on your needs.

With the launch of the full-frame mirrorless camera SL, Leica's product range has increased to 9 series: S, SL, M, T, Q, X, C, D-LUX, and V-Lux

S: Medium format DSLR, interchangeable lens, autofocus.

SL: 135 full-frame mirrorless, interchangeable lens, autofocus support.

M: Rangefinder camera, full-frame digital version, interchangeable lens, manual focus.

Q: Full-frame digital camera, fixed lens, support code knowledge autofocus.

T: APS-C format mirrorless camera with interchangeable lens and autofocus support.

X: APS-C format digital camera with fixed lens and autofocus support.

Elimination C: Digital camera, fixed lens, support autofocus.

D-Lux: Digital camera, fixed lens, autofocus.

V-Lux: Telephoto digital camera with fixed lens and autofocus support.

Summary. Hello dear, the one-inch card machine Leica C-Lux is on the market for 20 million pixels, and the equivalent focal length of the 1-inch sensor is 24-360mm, the aperture supports 4K 30 frames** shooting is very similar to Panasonic's ZS220, which is suitable for people who buy on a budget and like Leica cameras, and pursue small and portable.

Leica cameras are recommended.

Hello dear, the one-inch card machine Leica C-Lux is on the market for 20 million pixels, and the equivalent focal length of the 1-inch sensor is 24-360mm, the aperture supports 4K 30 frames** shooting is very similar to Panasonic's ZS220, which is suitable for people who buy on a budget and like Leica cameras, and pursue small and portable.

2. M4 3-format Leica D-LUX7 Listing time: November 2018 17 million pixel equivalent focal length 24-75mm Support 4K 30 frames** Shooting Leica D-Lux7 and Panasonic LX100M2 are very similar, 3. Half-frame Leica CL Listing time: November 2017 24 million pixel L mount supports 4K 30 frames** Shooting is suitable for users who pursue small and lightweight, and like Leica's exquisite workmanship.

4. Full-frame Leica Q2 launch time: 47.3 million pixels, 28mm F wide-angle prime lens, lightweight magnesium alloy body, dustproof and moisture-proof sealed design, ISO 50-50000 sensitivity range and 10 frames continuous shooting speed, suitable for the pursuit of high image quality, portability, humanistic street documentary photography.

Leica cameras are handmade cameras from the original Germany. Leica cameras are among the professional cameras produced today, and when you open the back cover, you can see that the thickness of the Leica body material can really be destroyed by touching it with a hammer. It has a reasonable structure, excellent processing and reliable quality.

Leica Film Machine Model:

M and R models in M1, M2, M2, M3, M4, 2 and P models in M4, M5, M6, M6J, M7. Leica CL, Chain Spring CM, Minlux Zoom, Leica 3 Series All, R Series All, some special models and commemorative models are covered by the canopy.

The Leica 0 series is very expensive. The Leica 0 series was introduced in 1923 and only 23 units were produced. There are only a dozen of them that have survived to this day, so ** is very expensive.

Prior to the mass production of 135-format cameras in the 20s of the 20th century, Leica produced a batch of 23 prototypes of the 0 series. The camera was originally owned by inventor Oskar Barnack, but later passed into the hands of foreign collectors. Later, it was auctioned for a very high price.

The history of Leica cameras.

The history of Leica cameras began in 1911 when Oskar Barnack (pictured) became director of research at the company. Oscar Barnack was a talented mechanical engineer and an avid photography enthusiast. He likes to go out and take pictures with a large bulky camera and tripod, and prefers to shoot short films with a cinema camera.

By then he was obsessed with cinema cameras, so he was familiar with the 35mm motion picture film used to make films. In order to make it easy to carry, he specially designed a small camera that uses 35mm motion picture film and can shoot 24 x 36mm negatives for test shooting, as a reference for shooting bad films**.

1. Compared with SLR, what are the advantages of Leica imaging in addition to quality reputation?

Due to the higher quality of the lens, and there is no low-pass filter, the imaging of the Leica system is sharper than that of the SLR cameras produced by Canon Nikon and other manufacturers, and the image circle of the Leica lens is larger (some lenses can even be used on the 120 camera with a mount), so the gap between the resolution power at the edge of the picture and the resolution power of the first part is smaller.

2. Are all Leica's M series all rangefinder cameras? Are all M-mount lenses prime heads? Is only M9 full-frame? Is there just a change in the appearance of the M9-P?

The M series is all sideshafts and is equipped with only a fixed focal head. Only the M9 is full-frame. The M9-P seems to be different from the M9 only in the screen glass. The next generation M will have live viewing.

3. Will the Leica file format be RAW? (Since it's a SLR, I think there will be, but I'm not sure).

The M-series and X-series are available in RAW format.

The few small cameras that have worked with Panasonic don't have RAW, so don't take those for Leica.

4. Leica X2 is just a digital camera, right? Not a DSLR?

The X2 is an APS-C format compact digital camera (sensor). With ELMARIT 24 prime lens, non-interchangeable lenses.

5. If the body budget is M9, what lens is recommended? Because I don't know the imaging characteristics of Leica, I don't know if I can configure it according to the habit of playing Canon before.

The lens is 35 first, followed by 24 or 21, then 50, and up to 90.

6. Is the Leica M lens all manual focusing?

It's all manual focus.

There's a little bit of a problem with the answer of the black pipe saint downstairs - the Zeiss lens is no better than the Leica. Since Leica used to focus on 135 cameras and their lenses, most of its 135 lenses have higher image quality than Zeiss, but it is not as comprehensive as Zeiss in the wide range of format lenses, and Zeiss is unique in the medium format field.

In addition to the image quality, the durability of the German mirror is unmatched by Japanese products, and the Leica lenses that left the factory in the 50s still maintain the mechanism to this day.

1. I don't know how to answer, I started playing with the adapter from the SLR, and then I played with film, and then Leica's M camera at night. M9, I don't know, but the Leica Film camera I use M3 is very, very fun, primitive, sturdy, outstanding, small (compared to SLR).

2. M's are all prime lenses, but he has a special triangular lens, that is, a lens with three fixed focal lengths. The M series are all rangefinder cameras.

3. There should be, or a dng format or what's the format.

4. X2 is a fever card and cannot be replaced with a lens, but the photosensitive component is a half-width product of APSC.

5. Many Leica photographers only have one lens, and if there is only one, it is 35.

6. The lenses that cannot be replaced on the card machine are automatic, and the rest are all manual.

I suggest you play on your own, get a Leica film player to play. Digital, it's enough for you to have a DSLR.

The Leica M is all manual, and the imaging quality is much better than that of Japanese machines. If you buy a Leica SLR with a Zeiss lens, the quality of the ** is amazing.