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Some Leica stuff gets leaked (still no M10 image).

The leaking time before Photokina keeps going. The image on top shows the new Leica LX7 alike camera. And below there is the new Leica super zoom. Still no image of the upcoming M10 camera. We are patiently waiting..

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  1. WOW nobody thought that those cameras would come 🙂 A Leica Panasonic LX 7 and a FZ200. Hope Leica gets more out of the FZ200 than Panasonic did.

  2. The LX7 rebrand I can somewhat understand, but the superzoom…
    Why Leica? Whyyyyyy?

    When I read superzoom, I thought maybe they are making new m43 superzoom.
    Maybe 14-150mm
    Or something even more cool like 12-60mm f2.8-4.0

  3. Are these Leica cameras or Panasonic with red dot and doubled price?
    Such a “leica cameras” is a fraud and it should be forbidden by law.
    There should be clear marking on any product, including panasonic ..oh sorry, leica ;-))))))) cameras who made them. This should be fundamental right of customer to know the real maker.
    Personally i doubt if leica is capable to produce ANYTHING on their own. They might assemble some lenses by putting together glass made by Schott Glas and mechanical parts made in china. As you guess, electronics for “leica” lenses are made by Panasonic. But …. the price is made by …. you guessed !!! by leica ;-)))))))))))))))
    What a shame

    1. Your point is really not valid. Do you realize how much collaboration happens across all industries? Cars are also rebadged by different makers, for example. Many clothing brands do the same, simply sewing in their own labels. It’s up to the consumer to assess each product and brand and make up his own mind. No-one is ever forced into buying a Leica.

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