Leica M-A, Entfernungsmesser Filmkamera, 35 mm, 16 - 135 mm, -3 - 3, Mechanisch, 1/1000 - 1 s
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Die Leica M-A (Typ 127) Black Chrome ist eine vollmechanische 35mm Kamera mit außergewöhnlicher Verarbeitungsqualität und minimalistischem Design. Das Fehlen von Elektronik sorgt für ein pures fotografisches Erlebnis, erfordert aber manuelle Belichtung. Der Sucher ist hell und der Filmtransport leise und geschmeidig. Die Kamera ist mit allen Leica M-Objektiven kompatibel und fühlt sich dank des Metallgehäuses sehr solide an. Nachteile sind das Fehlen eines Belichtungsmessers, keine Verschlusssperre und ein schwer ablesbarer Bildzähler. Der Preis ist sehr hoch, besonders angesichts des großen Gebrauchtmarktes für ähnliche Leica-Kameras.
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I have two m-6s; 72x and 85x viewfinders. I just dont have any feelings for digital. I shot professional video a few year ago, but gave it up and returned to the film roots of my youth. This is a great way to celebrate! ANALOG!
I have two m-6s; 72x and 85x viewfinders. I just dont have any feelings for digital. I shot professional video a few year ago, but gave it up and returned to the film roots of my youth. This is a great way to celebrate! ANALOG!
Terry
30. April 2019
I own an M3 and M6. I recently bought the M-A. I love all three Leica cameras. The M-A is completely mechanical. It's essentially a modern M3. It's a beautiful camera that takes great photographs. Mine is black chrome. I love street photography. With a black lens, it's essentially stealth.
I own an M3 and M6. I recently bought the M-A. I love all three Leica cameras. The M-A is completely mechanical. It's essentially a modern M3. It's a beautiful camera that takes great photographs. Mine is black chrome. I love street photography. With a black lens, it's essentially stealth.
James
4. Oktober 2018
If you are equipped with sufficient knowledge to take picture without a lightmeter... and if you have unlimited supply of the Tri-X, this camera will probably last for dozens of years. By the way, it must be a black-colored instead of silver one.
If you are equipped with sufficient knowledge to take picture without a lightmeter... and if you have unlimited supply of the Tri-X, this camera will probably last for dozens of years. By the way, it must be a black-colored instead of silver one.
Hulusi
19. Juni 2018
Just shot the roll of Tri X supplied with the camera and looking forward to seeing results. The camera is everything it claims to be; beautifully built and inspiring to use. I still use my Leica MD and love that too. I found myself spending time reviewing shots rather than thinking about the next one. Both these cameras slow you down which is a good thing.
Just shot the roll of Tri X supplied with the camera and looking forward to seeing results. The camera is everything it claims to be; beautifully built and inspiring to use. I still use my Leica MD and love that too. I found myself spending time reviewing shots rather than thinking about the next one. Both these cameras slow you down which is a good thing.
Richard
14. September 2017
I am returning to film photography after a stint with some great digital cameras like Nikon D810, Sony A7R II, and Fujifilm X-Pro 2. As it stands now, I sold all those cameras and my Leica M-A is still with me and going strong. Don't get me wrong, all those digital cameras take great pictures, but I always feel like something is missing from the experience. Shooting the M-A is as much about the result as it is about your picture taking experience. In that sense, the Leica M-A is superb. It reduces photography to its bare essentials, and by doing so, photography feels like an intimate conversation with one's own creativity or vision. If I could read this very review just a year ago, I would probably laugh at myself! Now, it's all too late for me. Save yourself and look elsewhere if you can. If not, you might embark on a lifelong love affair with Leica.
I am returning to film photography after a stint with some great digital cameras like Nikon D810, Sony A7R II, and Fujifilm X-Pro 2. As it stands now, I sold all those cameras and my Leica M-A is still with me and going strong. Don't get me wrong, all those digital cameras take great pictures, but I always feel like something is missing from the experience. Shooting the M-A is as much about the result as it is about your picture taking experience. In that sense, the Leica M-A is superb. It reduces photography to its bare essentials, and by doing so, photography feels like an intimate conversation with one's own creativity or vision. If I could read this very review just a year ago, I would probably laugh at myself! Now, it's all too late for me. Save yourself and look elsewhere if you can. If not, you might embark on a lifelong love affair with Leica.
Arthur H.
9. Dezember 2016
