Used Leica M10 Mirrorless Digital Rangefinder Camera, Silver Chrome

2020-02-11T02:13:48

I love the M10. It has such a simple timeless and beautiful design. I love taking photos with it.

TAMI H.

2020-02-10T17:59:25

Best Neo-Vintage Leica. I purchased my Black M2 in 1960. Both are working flawlessly, Using same lenses.

Matej S.

2019-02-01T08:51:28

Extremely please with this product. Having shot Nikon SLRs for many years, I'm completely enjoying the rangefinder experience. Reminds me of my Nikonos V from my underwater photo days.

peter m.

2018-07-19T08:00:54

Great camera

ERIC S.

2018-06-28T09:00:22

In my opinion, the M10 is an excellent camera. The M10 is for those who want too take control of their photography.

William P.

2018-05-09T09:37:17

I was concerned about the learning curve of a rangefinder having only used DSLRs previously but while it does take a bit longer initially, using the camera is very enjoyable and almost forces you to be creative. I love the camera. Now is it a low light action type of camera? No a DSLR will best it but for sufficient light and just enjoying photography this cannot be beat.

JUSTIN R.

2018-04-16T12:16:54

this is where all photography begin. Rangefinder. One of the best camera.

ALEX P.

2018-01-07T14:04:40

I bought the M9 in 2009, used it for work, trips, home etc. Genuinely loved it. when the next models came out I was not particularly interested in the direction the M line was headed, then enters the M10, back to its (digital) roots with no bells and whistles, no cutting edge latest greatest who knows what. Upgraded where it really counts and makes a difference but stil simple, to the point and elegant. Fell in love all over again.

ISRAEL H.

2017-12-07T08:54:05

After a few false starts (in my opinion) into the digital world, I believe that with the m10, Leica is back in the game. Yes it's expensive (nothing new there). And yes, it is a manual camera in a world of automation. Yes, you need to learn photography before you try to use it. Yes, you need to know how to calculate exposures in your head to get some reasonable results (especially if you are using older, non-coded lenses like I am) . But realistically, these are things that a "photographer" should know. This is not a camera for an amateur. If you are looking for the fully automated experience of a point and shoot or a camera phone, spend your money elsewhere because this isn't the camera for you. BUT, if you love the smell of darkroom chemicals, know what "pushing and pulling" an exposure means, know what the "Sunny 16" rule is, then you are going to enjoy this camera. There are no sharper lenses out there. I am so glad I saved all of my lenses from my M6 days for now, when I can finally use them again on an M system camera that lives up to its film-based heritage and brings manual photography to a digital world. The M10 is for the photographer that sees his camera as a tool in the craft of building and capturing an image. It is NOT for a "shooter" who believes that spending more money on a camera is going to make them a better photographer. Learn the craft, then buy the tool.

ROBERT F.

2017-09-29T09:56:56

with full disclaimer, i am new to the rangefinder, so still learning. so far i get a much better result in sharpness and IQ mounting Leica lenses on Sony 7 RII with the Voigtlander adopter. I miss a lot of shots due to my inexperience but the ones i nail are amazing... not sure if ($) more amazing than Sony results. just feels great to hold in hand and def inspiring camera.

gary a.

2017-07-29T09:33:47

Being a pro this is the full-frame camera i have been waiting for. The M10 is is built like a tank as you'd expect from leica and new new iso wheel makes all the difference. Aperture, time and iso can be handled in an instant an there is no need to use the monitor at all. If you do need to the menus are very well thought out. All the important functions are there on the first page and if you need to get more specific then you just switch to the second menu. This is a camera made by people who truly understand photography for photographers! A MASTERPIECE!!

RobEik

2017-07-06T09:07:37

This is my first Leica camera?When high ISO the picture is also sharp?Just when connecting to iPhone WiFi often get problems. Overall it's a very cool very great camera

yujin l.

2017-04-08T20:38:27

After a couple thousand frames, I've come to realize this is the best digital Leica yet. I previously had a type 262 and also have a classic M4. The M10 has surpassed my expectations. There are plenty of reviews on the net, so I won't try to duplicate all that information. The big strengths are the incredible image quality and high ISO performance (especially when converting DNG files to B&W.) The more traditional feel and size, the improved rangefinder and the "back to basics" still photography emphasis. I could go on and on, but the bottom line is that is everything a digital M should be. BTW, if you are a younger generation photographer who hasn't spent a lot of time using a rangefinder in the past, then it may not be your cup of tea.

Anthony B.

2017-01-27T11:50:28

MOST PERFECT CAMERA SYSTEM IN THE WORLD JUST MADE EVEN BETTER!!!! COULD NOT PUT THIS BEAUTY DOWN NOR COULD I STOP SHOOTING MY BEST SHOTS EVER!!!!! DR GHD MD

GERARD D.