If you were thinking "I really want a rangefinder camera with a Leica M mount and no rear display or memory card," then a new French startup called Pixii has read your mind. It unveiled a digital ...

French startup Pixii has an interesting idea to advance modern photography: its upcoming rangefinder camera looks like a sleek shooter on its own, and pairs with your phone to store and display ...

In a German language podcast, a Leica shareholder and chairman dropped a bombshell that has sparked a frenzy of internet ...

The French startup Pixii has announced its first product and it’s ambitious. The Pixii camera is a digital rangefinder that accepts Leica’s M-mount lenses. Unlike a typical digital camera, however, it ...

Digital cameras have long found inspiration from film, but one French start-up is going beyond the faux leather wraps. The Pixii is an interchangeable lens digital rangefinder camera that keeps the ...

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Leica first announced its M10 rangefinder camera back in January 2017, and the company has since released multiple variants of the camera since. Most recently, the M10-R added a 40-megapixel sensor to ...

Leica has announced a new addition to the M-series of retro-stylish rangefinder cameras. The M11 retains the overall look but comes with versatile new sensor technology, a high-resolution touch panel, ...

My professional DSLRs are starting to look good in retirement. Just ask my neck, back and right shoulder, which are still angry after years of toting the heavy cameras and lenses around. In their ...

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Back in the 1920S, fleet-footed photojournalists were casting aside their bulky, sheet film-shooting Speed Graphics in favor of the new pocket-sized 35-mm cameras. Just one problem: To focus, you had ...