In association with Leica
Leica M Monochrom
The Leica M Monochrom is the world’s first digital camera designed exclusively for full-frame, 35mm black & white photography.
The rangefinder camera uses a newly designed 18 million pixel sensor. With this new sensor there is no Bayer Pattern filter (colour filter array), which means it never separates the light into colours.
As the sensor does not ‘see’ colours, every pixel records true luminance values. As a result, it delivers ‘true’ black & white images that are significantly sharper than comparable exposures from a camera with a colour-sensitive sensor, and images that require very little or no further image processing.
The Leica M Monochrom camera costs £6,120 (body only) but you could win one by entering the Black+White Photographer of the Year competition run by Black+White Photography magazine in association with Leica.
This fantastic prize comes with a Leica Summicron-M 35mm f/2 ASPH lens worth £2,160.
MAGNUM
CONTACT SHEETS: SPECIAL EDITIONS
Magnum Contact Sheet: Special Editions is a landmark book that contains a wealth of unpublished material from the world’s most celebrated photographers.
The special edition consists of a clothbound copy of Magnum Contact Sheets: Special Editions in a presentation case with a 16x12in contact sheet selected from a series of 10, with each contact sheet printed in an edition of 50.
The contact sheets are numbered, embossed with ‘Magnum Photos Collection’
on the white border and hand-stamped with the photographer’s copyright
on the verso.
The Special Edition
retails at £325
FEATURES AT A GLANCE
Newly developed monochrome CCD sensor with a native resolution of 18 million pixels
100% sharper images thanks to the direct processing of RAW data with no interpolation
Raw data histogram and configurable clipping display
Classic, iconic Leica M series design with black chrome finish and leather carrying strap
Includes Nik Silver Efex Pro 2 and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
Exclusive access to the Leica Monochrom Print Service in co-operation with Whitewall
Extremely low, fine-grain image noise up to ISO 10000
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