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With the T Typ 701 ($1,850, body only,) Leica introduced its first mirrorless model that is not an M-mount rangefinder camera. With it, the venerable German camera and lens maker unveiled a completely new system featuring its own lens mount and accompanyi...
Beautiful aluminum body, Clever battery locking mechanism, Large touchscreen display, High-quality optics, Very good image quality...
No tiltable display, Unorthodox menu system, Slow and unreliable autofocus, Wi-Fi connections not stable, No exposure lock button...
The Leica T, like many Leica products, can be a mixed bag. It raises expectations about unprecedented quality with its shiny metal body and high retail price, but quickly disappoints when it comes to the most basic functions such as the lack of an exposu...
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And it is Apple that comes to mind when handling this, the latest German-made Leica T, which takes its place midway between Leica's pocketable X series and its fully professional M range. It has a new mirrorless, interchangeable lens system and its body i...
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The Leica T doesn't really offer any more features than a similarly-priced Nikon or Canon, it has no special tricks, but, it is utterly lovely to hold, operate and be creative with. Machined from a single block of aluminium, it's a minimalist stunner. The...
A great camera, but only if you think the premium engineering is worth the price...
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Good cameras aren't cheap, and better cameras carry heavier price tags than good cameras, so what does a new Leica system aimed at the mirror-less market cost, and is it worth its weight in gold?There are plenty of mirror-less cameras out there, but how m...
Built like a tank; Excellent strap connections that require a SIM ejector pin to remove; Fantastic image quality, especially with the black and whites; Shoots both RAW and JPG, with the RAW photos shot in Adobe's Digital Negative (DNG) format; 16GB storag...
Because it's built like a tank, it can feel a little clunky in the hands; Expensive; Included strap is rubbery, and doesn't feel as premium as the rest of the package; WiFi only works properly with iOS, and even then, it's a pretty severely limited applic...
Leica's T is an unusual beast, with the resulting product being the sort of product you'd buy if you wanted a mirror-less camera, but needed something that sat in the upper echelon of camera spending money.That said, it's hard to recommend the Leica T to...
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The Leica T is the type of camera that can make you feel underdressed. It will make you kick off your Air Max sneakers in favour of some fresh Julius Marlow boots. It will make you ditch polo shirts for tucked-in button-downs, and it will make you want to...
Style, Build quality, Picture quality...
Expensive camera, Expensive lenses and accessories, Wi-Fi didn't work for us...
Leica's focus on creating a minimalist unit with a dominant touchscreen interface challenges us to re-think the way we interact with a camera's settings. For the most part, it works. You get used to this idea of on-screen control, and that's because the t...
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The Leica T is a very complex camera to discuss. It's incredibly innovative, extremely well built, and carries the entire weight of one of the world's most respected camera companies on its shoulders. It is, in some ways, one of the best mirrorless camera...
The Leica T is expensive, and a cynic would tell you that it's too expensive to stand up in any comparison to the roughly-similar mirrorless cameras from Fujifilm, Olympus, Sony (and even Samsung). Hold one and shoot with one for an extended period of tim...
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Leica is known for making expensive cameras most of us can only dream of affording and for creating some of the best lenses money can buy. It is, however, an unknown when it comes to APS-C sensors - the likes of which you would find inside a Sony NEX or N...
If you want a portable Leica and are happy to spend a lot of money on something that is extremely desirable, the T has your name on it. Sure, you could get a full sensor camera for similar money but it will likely weigh a ton or, in the case of the Sony R...
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Since the day I started taking photos I've been taught to treat my camera like a tool to help me make the photographs I want and not an antiquity to be placed behind glass boxes and behind many layers of laser triggered security for curious tourists to ga...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
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When Leica abandoned its R-System SLRs in 2008, observers and aficionados feared that the brand would slip into a sort of M (rangefinder)-centric slumber. Fortunately, that was not the case and the German brand successfully diversified its range. First th...
Superb manufacturing, Spacious touchscreen, Innovative graphical user interface, Userfriendly, 8 GB of internal memory, Battery life: 400 photos, Comes with Lightroom 5, Good picture quality up to 1600 ISO...
Foursecond startup!, Autofocus could be faster, Imprecise touchscreen responsiveness, No focus peaking, No photos in DNG format only, No virtual level, Dull colours in JPGs, Video not that sharp, No HDMI port, Firmware 1.1 unstable...
Don't get us wrong, the Leica T (Type 701) is a stunning object that would make make any lover of stylish devices with minimalist designs salivate for hours. Its innovative touchscreen interface and sparse controls make it user-friendly, and it has good p...
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When Leica, the German company synonymous with design and quality, announces a new camera, people pay attention. The announcement of the Leica T, its new mirrorless camera system, was no exception. But when you're paying this kind of money, substance shou...
No. Unless you're buying a camera purely as a status symbol, there is nothing the Leica T offers that isn't bested by numerous other camera systems out there. Sony Alpha series (formerly NEX), Olympus OM-D, Fuji X-series; they all out-do the T in nearly e...
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Hands up if you want to own a Leica M-system digital rangefinder camera? OK, hands down again. Hands up if you can afford one? What about the lenses? Buy a Leica M, or even the less expensive Leica M-E, factor in two or three lenses, and you could easily...
The Leica T (Type 701) probably wasnt what most people were expecting when they imagined a Leica CSC. The lack of an M mount, viewfinder and control buttons will no doubt mean that many photographers write this camera off without even picking it up, whic...
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Leica's new T-System digital camera may have one of the most tedious ads ever made, but the camera's looks are far from boring. The German manufacturer's first system camera with built-in Wi-Fi is very much a piece of eye candy. It starts shipping this m...
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The German manufacturer's first system camera with built-in Wi-Fi is very much a piece of eye candy. It starts shipping this month, and its reverse-psychology promo video has been generating buzz...
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The Leica T digital camera has a body carved from a block of aluminum. It's the venerable manufacturer's first mirrorless digital camera with built-in Wi-Fi.Leica's new T-System digital camera may have one of the most tedious ads ever made, but the camera...
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Additional prime lenses could make the T more attractive to existing M owners who are looking for a smaller camera for everyday use or as a back-up camera. The autofocusing capabilities of the camera make it a good choice as a travel companion for this gr...
It's difficult to write up reviews of Leica products without including comments on price, which has always been a factor associated with the brand. Put briefly, Leica makes premium products and prices them accordingly. The prestige of owning a Leica produ...
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HardwareZone recently had a chance to get a brief hands-on with the mirrorless camera that represents Leica's push to make "photography more available to other users".If anyone thought this would be a simple case if rebadging a Panasonic mirrorless camera...
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Compact system cameras have become commonplace over the past few years. Arguably, with its series of rangefinders, Leica has been in the CSC industry for longer than anybody else.Now however, it has introduced what will compete more closely with the likes...
High quality build, Simple control, Leica reputation...
High price, Limited number of lenses currently available...
Compact system cameras have become commonplace over the past few years. Arguably, with its series of rangefinders, Leica has been in the CSC industry for longer than anybody else. Now however, it has introduced what will compete more closely with the like...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
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Compact system cameras have become commonplace over the past few years. Arguably, with its series of rangefinders, Leica has been in the CSC industry for longer than anybody else.Now however, it has introduced what will compete more closely with the likes...
High quality build, Simple control, Leica reputation...
High price, Limited number of lenses currently available...
It's great to see a traditional camera manufacturer like Leica embracing new technologies and new ways of working. The company is aiming the T at a completely new market, and while it's still not exactly cheap, it's a lot more affordable than the likes o...
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What is the Leica T? Ever spotted a Leica M-system camera out in the wild? It's kind of like watching a Ferrari cruise past you on the high street – even if the design isn't to your personal taste, you can appreciate how well it's put together, and furthe...
Sleek, finely polished design, excellent touchscreen, competitive price for a Leica...
Slightly fiddly AF, expensive lenses, Doesn't do enough to justify its price...
The Leica T does what it does very well indeed. It's slick, sleek, well-made and pleasing to use. It lacks, however, the wow-factor that you'd expect when paying this much for a camera. Ultimately, it doesn't do enough to make a compelling case for itself...
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The new Leica T System camera sports a brand new design and is aimed at those who are looking to step up from their smartphone camera...
The Leica T is a bold move in a market that's flooded with compact system cameras. The brand's heritage will no doubt reel in its usual fanbase but the new T cam also looks like a great option for camera newbies (albeit ones with plenty of spare cash lyin...
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IBut Leica's style is unique, and rightly so.Price as reviewed: $5,385; $1,095 body only ; $2,395 for Summilux 35mm ; $1,895 for Summilux 11-23mm .What a camera like the model T does is invite the shooter to be creative; to entertain new ideas, and displa...
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This roundup is a little unusual, in that the cameras in this price bracket span both flagship and entry-level products. Specifically, several flagship APS-C and Micro Four Thirds cameras, and a handful of entry-level full-frame options. We've called out...
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toptenreviews.com Updated:
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The Leica T Camera System provides you with an ultra-large display and a dependable built-in flash. This mirrorless camera also has an interchangeable lens body, user-friendly controls and wireless capabilities. The Leica T Camera System's 16MP sensor ens...
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Utilising a 16Mp APS-C sensor, the Leica T is the first mirrorless hybrid option from the renowned German camera manufacturer. With a price tag of $1850 (body only), and lenses costing the same or more, it's a serious investment for any photographer. So h...
Of course that all slightly misses the point of owning a Leica camera: with its refined build quality and exceptional lenses, it's an object of desire for many photographers with deep enough pockets...
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pdnonline.com Updated:
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Venerable German camera manufacturer Leica entered the modern world of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras earlier this year, and while the results are impressive from a design standpoint, they're somewhat underwhelming in terms of image quality.The L...
Snazzy aluminum unibody design, stealthy and inconspicuous to use, nice 3.7inch touchscreen on back...
Average image quality and speed, mediocre 1856mm kit lens, expensive compared to other cameras in this category...
Leica has taken a modern turn with its new Leica T (Typ 701). This is a classy-looking mirrorless camera with some well-considered design choices, including its unique aluminum unibody design. I appreciated the simplicity of the Leica T, with its minimal...
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For a company that hasn't made any significant changes to the design of its flagship camera in the 60 years since the introduction of the M3, the Leica T (Typ 701) ($1,850, body only) is a bold statement. Its sleek aluminum unibody design is a huge d...
Stunning design. Integrated Wi-Fi. Big 3.7-inch touch-screen LCD. Customizable interface. 16GB internal storage. Supports in-camera charging and includes external charger. Includes Adobe Lightroom license.
Expensive. Touch focus capability needs work. No continuous autofocus support. Wi-Fi doesn't support direct smartphone connection. Android app not yet available. Proprietary strap system...
The Leica T (Typ 701) features a stunning aluminum unibody design, but it's not as robust as its price tag implies...
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When Leica, the German company synonymous with design and quality, announces a new camera, people pay attention. The announcement of the Leica T, its new mirrorless camera system, was no exception. But when you're paying this kind of money, substance shou...
The build quality is stellar, and some of the design cues like the strap locks and battery compartment are thoughtful. Image quality is solid, and the optical quality of the T system's two lenses is very good. The touch-screen interface is imperfect but f...
Its look is gaudy and over-designed, without enough attention paid to functionality. Operation is hampered by slow focusing and interface miscues. The lens system is extremely limited. The body and every accessory you can buy is extremely expensive, Shoul...
No. Unless youre buying a camera purely as a status symbol, there is nothing the Leica T offers that isnt bested by numerous other camera systems out there. Sony Alpha series (formerly NEX), Olympus OM-D, Fuji X-series; they all out-do the T in nearly e...
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As a result, Leica has become a “lifestyle” brand, a status symbol for those wealthy enough to afford to pay five figures or more for a camera system. The company has fully embraced its image, expanding through partnerships with companies far removed from...
Beautiful design, Solid build quality, Good image quality...
Very expensive, Slow, Clumsy ergonomics...
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whatdigitalcamera.com Updated:
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Leica T Review - The Leica T is the premium manufacturer's first ever compact system camera, signalling a move away from previous Leica models. Does the T manage to please both Leica fans and the wider CSC market? Find our in our full review.Leica has a l...
Impressive featureset; Good image quality; Good touchscreen performance...
Pricey lenses; Lacking 'rangefinder' features may disappoint some...
There's no denying that Leica's first foray in to the compact system camera market won't be to everyone's taste.The unconventional control layout, large touchscreen and lack of a viewfinder - to name but three features - will mean that many Leica aficio...
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3. Making really good cameras that are smaller. Sony, in particular, has attacked this item with a vengeance. It has recognized that the Holy Grail is a big sensor inside, to absorb more light and produce better photos, but a small body outside, to make t...
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Leica's new T-System digital camera may have one of the most tedious ads ever made, but the camera's looks are far from boring.The German manufacturer's first system camera with built-in Wi-Fi is very much a piece of eye candy. It starts shipping this mon...
As a thoroughly non-retro Leica, however, the T is a unique combination of style and performance that will be a touchstone for future models...
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The Leica T is a new mirrorless compact system camera with an APS-C sized 16.2 megapixel CMOS sensor. Manufactured from a single block of aluminium, the Leica T also offers an innovative touchscreen 3.7-inch display with 1.3 million pixels, built-in Wi-Fi...
The Leica T is a beautifully designed, incredibly well-made interchangeable lens camera that's clearly targeted at a younger generation than the company's typical customer - think the son/daughter of a Leica M user, for example. With its Apple-like unibo...
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The Leica T is a true supermodel of a camera, a masterpiece of design, engineering and machining perfection that begs to be touched and turns the heads of Leica fans and lesser mortals alike. But Leica is adamant that it doesn't make sculptures, and it wa...
Having said that, I was quite happy with a lot of the shots I got out of the T. I've put a bunch in the gallery, both from the launch day photo walk and from a motorcycle review shoot I took it out on. Please note, all images have been post-processed in A...
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Shooters seeking maximum image quality and light capture will gravitate to the Leica Summicron-T 23mm f/2 Asph. prime, while those seeking more versatility will opt for the Leica Vario-Elmar-T 18-56mm f/3.5-5.6 Asph. zoom. You could, of course, choose to...
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Kenrockwell.com Updated:
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The LEICA Model T typ 701 is an APS-C mirrorless camera.Audi helped style it. It's crafted from a block of billet aluminum, like a MacBook Pro. It offers a touch screen instead of buttons.It's got Wi-Fi and an app so you can get the photos into your phone...
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This year marks Leica's 100th birthday as a camera maker and, to celebrate, the venerable German manufacturer has launched an all-new camera system. Perhaps unexpectedly, though, Leica hasn't taken the obvious route and embraced the current fashion for 'r...
Nikon's 28mm F1.4E ED appears to roundly complete the company's updated lineup of fast, professional prime lenses. We've already seen some initial images from a Nikon ambassador, but we've worked through a gallery of our own, with a lens of our own over t...
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dpnow.com Updated:
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At 2PM UK time today, Leica formally revealed it's new T-system camera and lenses. We have had some time with the new camera this morning and the bulk of this initial article is a gallery of hands-on photos from the launch preview today (see below)...
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By Michael ReichmannApril 24, 2014I have been a beta tester for Leica for some time, and this reportis based on a pre-production camera, and early firmware.The camera's firmware is in constant revision at this time and thereforeno firm conclusions should...
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