Leica M Edition 60 Camera
Every once in a while, you might hear an old photo curmudgeon long for the days when you had to take a whole roll of film — and develop it — before you knew what you had. Recapture that simpler time with the Leica M Edition 60 Camera. Created to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the M System rangefinder, this is a fully modern camera, featuring a 24 megapixel full-frame sensor and a fast Summilux 35mm f/1.4 lens, but it replaces the rear LCD monitor and controls with a simple ISO selector dial. The result? You need to control things manually, and you can't see what you've taken until after you're done shooting, just like an analogue camera. Only 600 individually-numbered units will be available, so if you're looking to take a firm step back in time, you'd best get your order in now.
