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TheLeica M10 Monochromhas all the traits of the M10-P platform, but with a 40-megapixel full-frame monochrome sensor.
So why would one want to buy a full-frame camera that can’t shoot color photos?
There are quite a few reasons.
Leica is staking its claim on the importance of black and white photography with the Monochrom line.
In fact, the M10’s sensor has been specifically designed for monochrome photography.
And, of course, the M10 Monochrom also contains some of the best features of the M10-P.
This includes a silent shutter, touchscreen, thin body design, and Wi-Fi connectivitya first for the Monochrom.
One important note, however, is that the M10 Monochrom lacks video functionality.
In terms of design, Leica has mostly kept things classic.
To keep photographers blending into the crowd, Leica has blacked out the shutter and lens release buttons.
Currently, the Leica M10 Monochrom isavailable for preorder.
The Leica M10 Monochrom is a full-frame camera exclusively for black and white photography.
The slim, subtle design hides a powerful camera with a 40-megapixel sensor.
Photographer Alan Schaller demonstrates the beautiful contrast and sharpness of the M10 Monochrom.
Photo: Alan Schaller
Photo: Alan Schaller
Photo: Alan Schaller
Photo: Alan Schaller
