The Leica M has been beloved by photographers since the debut of the rangefinder system back in 1954 and now Leica has unveiled its most pure M yet: the M Typ 262. Essentially an entry-elevel M that focuses on the most essential functions of the M Typ 240, the M Typ 262 is billed as one of the most compact full-frame system cameras available and features the sleek ergonomics, logical structuring and exceptional image quality Leica users expect. Thanks to a durable aluminum top plate, the camera sheds a bit of weight while features like Live View and video capability have been omitted in favor of a streamlined, photo-centric experience — the menu on the 3″ Gorilla Glass monitor only consists of two pages and ensures that settings options are easily accessible at all times.
Packing a high-resolution CMOS full-frame sensor of 24MP with ISO values of up to 6400 and complete with design features — like a reduced logo size, “M” delete and the inclusion of a step at the end of the top plate — that harken back to the M9, the M Typ 262 is due out November 25 for $5,195 USD.
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Nike SB Lunar Stefan Janoski QS “Camo”
Having launched the Lunarlon-Stefan Janoski hybrid back in May with a simple, yet effective black and white color scheme, Nike SB aims for a more trendy release this time around by slapping the menswear favorite camouflage print across its premium suede upper. Resting atop a gum-colored Lunarlon midsole, this rendition also features durable rounded laces and herringbone traction for superior grip. Be on the lookout for the Nike SB Lunar Stefan Janoski QS “Camo” to hit select skateshops, including Premier this weekend.
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