leica M-P type 240: the next generation of full frame rangefinder cameras
based on the otherwise identical Leica M, the Leica M-P type 240 offers all the technical advantages of the M-System and several additional features.
leica M-P type 240: the next generation of professional rangefinder cameras
all images courtesy of leica AG
leica AG has presented the latest model in their rangefinder camera segment. based on the otherwise identical leica M, the 24 megapixel leica M-P type 240 offers all the technical advantages of the M system and several additional features such as an enlarged buffer memory capacity of 2 GB, a scratch resistant display-cover made of sapphire glass and manual viewfinder frame selection with traditional ‘image frame selector’. the exterior boasts a reduced aesthetic without the leica logo and ‘M’ lettering on the front side. the leica M-P in silver chrome finish will be available from late august while the black paint finish version will be available from mid-september.
the leica M-P type 240 boasts a newly developed leica MAX CMOS sensor
the top cover is milled brass and incorporates an integrated thumb rest
view of the 3 inch display with 920,000 pixels
digital fullframe is achieved with leica R lenses, and features enhanced sensitivity range up to ISO 6400
the lens system supports leica M lenses, leica R lenses with an optional leica R-adapter M
the body is die-cast in magnesium and is wrapped in synthetic leather
rear overview -the scratch resistant display-cover is made of sapphire glass
the dials are also die-cast in magnesium
detail of the hand painted leica logo
