Few cameras are as unique as the Leica M Monochrom, which, as the name implies, takes only black and white photos. While that may sound like a gimmick, it can make a noticeable difference in terms of image rendering in addition to the photographic experience. This cool video looks at the original Leica M Monochromea a decade after its release and discusses why it might be worth watching today.
Coming to you from Mattias Burling, this great video discusses the value of the original Leica M Monochrom in today’s world. First released in 2012, as you might expect, the M Monochrom was a polarizing camera upon release, like most Leica cameras. There is no doubt, however, that the images it produces differ from those produced by desaturating a color photograph, with tones, gradations and sharpness particularly pleasing. . And, of course, black and white images never go out of style, which is what makes the original M Monochrom such a compelling proposition today, as it offers you one of the most unique Leica experiences ever. but at a significantly lower price when buying a newer model. And there’s something so pure about the pure black and white photography experience. Check out the video above for the full Burling rundown.
