The Leica M10-R is the most accomplished digital M to date. In this concise review, Kevin Carter takes a look.
What is it?The Leica M10-R is a high-resolution version of the Leica M10 rangefinder. According to a spokesperson at Leica, "the new higher-resolution sensor has been added to the range to accommodate the demands of professionals and ADs (art directors) requiring the extra flexibility of larger image dimensions during post-production."The new M10-R model adopts the familiar body and layout of the original Leica M-10, complete with a new full-frame 40.89MP RGB CMOS sensor, sans AA filter, and native ISO 100-50,000 sensitivity. In addition to higher resolution, Leica also claims a wider dynamic range than the 24MP CMOS sensor in the original M10 series, up to 13.5 stops. An
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