Leica Ready to Spring Full-Frame M9 Camera?

Reports are piling up that luxury camera specialist Leica is ready to introduce a new model in its M line of digital rangefinder cameras. Besides the look and feel of Leica’s classic film cameras, the M9 supposedly would have a full-frame image sensor the same size as a 35mm negative, promising image clarity similar to […]

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Reports are piling up that luxury camera specialist Leica is ready to introduce a new model in its M line of digital rangefinder cameras. Besides the look and feel of Leica's classic film cameras, the M9 supposedly would have a full-frame image sensor the same size as a 35mm negative, promising image clarity similar to a high-end SLR.

The introduction of the $4,500 M8 was plagued by a number of glitches, and this is just the kind of thing that would motivate of buyers to sign up for Leica's new upgrade program.

Confusion reigns over full-frame Leica rangefinder [Adorama]