Leica M Rangefinder Cameras

The Best Ever Built

Even under very bad circumstances, Leica rangefinder cameras remain functioning. Except of the M6, they don't need a battery.

Volcán Calbuco, Chilean Andes (Leica M3, 50 mm-Summicron)

A Leica M3 range finder camera from 1965, with a 21 mm-Super Angulon lens.
Very reliable.
Steve Anderhub, a swiss Schwinger, at the 1995 confederate championship in Chur, Switzerland. Schwingen is a typical swiss sport.
(Leica M4-P, 90 mm-Summicron)

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	A Leica M3 range finder camera from 1965, with a 21 mm-Super Angulon lens. Very reliable.
	Steve Anderhub, a swiss Schwinger, at the 1995 confederate championship in Chur, Switzerland. Schwingen is a typical swiss sport. (Leica M4-P, 90 mm-Summicron)