Leica’s new special-edition camera pays homage to a vintage watch
Meet the Leica M10-P Ghost Edition camera, plus a brand new Leica lens.
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Yesterday Leica announced a brand new limited-edition camera collaboration with the watch shop HODINKEE. The Ghost Edition Leica M10-P is a faded silver-and-gray camera inspired by a vintage watch owned by HODINKEE’s founder Ben Clymer. The top and bottom plates are coated in a matte gray paint, and the engravings are filled in with white. The body is wrapped in gray cowhide leather and it’s missing Leica’s iconic red dot logo.
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On the inside, the M10-P Ghost Edition is identical to the standard M10-P. It’s built around a 24-megapixel sensor, features a super silent shutter, has a touchscreen LCD, ISO that tops out at 50,000 and WiFi capabilities. The camera comes paired with the very versatile Summilux-M 35mm f/1.4 ASPH lens. The camera is available starting today, but is limited to 250 sets worldwide. Like most of Leica’s limited-edition cameras this one doesn’t come cheap. The Ghost Edition costs $14,995.00.
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In addition to the Ghost Edition, Leica also announced a brand new portrait lens: the Summilux-M 90 mm f/1.5 ASPH lens. Here is what we know about this fast piece of glass.
- Eight elements in six groups, including two aspherical elements and a floating lens element
- Integrated lens hood minimizes stray light and reflections
- Utilizes the M -Bayonet mount
- 11 aperture blades for beautiful bokeh
- Extremely shallow depth of field
- Available now for $12,995.00