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Best camera for black and white photography in 2026
Buying guide We help you find the best camera for black and white, whether you want to shoot on digital or film.
The best Leica SL lenses: a guide to the full Leica SL lens range
Buying guide Looking for the best Leica SL lenses? Leica’s full-frame L-mount lenses aim for optimum performance
A goat versus Gaza: Leica's award shortlist highlights one of the biggest challenges in photography contests
NEWS How do you judge an image from a war against an image of a goat? Leica's 2026 shortlist puts them on the same page.
Leica SL3-P review: A minimalist full-frame mirrorless camera with machismo
Review With the ability to shoot stills at 40fps and video in 8K open gate, the new 45MP Leica SL3-P is the highest-performance Leica ever. But just how good is it?
Best rangefinder cameras in 2026
Buying guide Whether you’re after something modern or vintage, digital or film, the right rangefinder camera can elevate your photography and deliver truly memorable images.
You have to see this striking 24-carat gold Leica M6 worth $35,000, listed for auction
News We already knew that Leica had the Midas touch, but this gold-plated Leica M6 is a literal representation of the legendary German manufacturer’s golden legacy
This compact camera has stayed popular for 8 years – and its updated version tops Japan's sales charts despite changing very little
UPDATED Released in 2018, Canon's pocket-sized superzoom has remained a favorite – right now, its updated version is Japan's best-selling compact camera
Where to pre-order the Leica SL3-P: Here's how to get your hands on this new SL camera designed for professionals
Buying guide A discreet professional powerhouse combining 44MP detail, 40fps speed and serious 8K video, the Leica SL3-P is available to order now for $6,690 in the US and £5,150 in the UK.
Kodak’s Fling failed while Fujifilm’s QuickSnap conquered the world – but the first disposable camera actually dates back 160 years!
Classic cameras The Fujifilm QuickSnap is now 40 years old, and the disposable camera boom isn’t stopping – but the history of the disposable camera is much older
