- Launched: September 2010
- Type: Fixed lens hybrid
- Sensor size: 1/6.3-inch
- Resolution: 10 megapixels
- Lens: 24-90mm equivalent f2-3.3
- Key features: Aspect ratio switch, Adobe Lightroom licence included
- Links: Product page
Summary: Leica-branded version of the Panasonic Lumix LX5. A good high-end compact with the extra cachet of the Leica brand/styling and an Adobe Lightroom 3 software licence included.
- Launched: September 2009
- Type: Rangefinder compact
- Sensor: Full frame, 36 x 24mm
- Resolution: 18 megapixels
- Lenses: Leica M mount
- Key features: Rangefinder focussing, direct vision viewfinder
- Links: Product page
Summary: Full-frame digital version of Leica's classic rangefinder camera. The M9 is expensive and specialised, but the Leica brand is in a class apart in the world of photography.
- Launched: September 2009
- Type: Fixed lens hybrid
- Sensor: APS-C, 24 x 16mm
- Resolution: 12.2 megapixels
- Lens: 36mm equivalent f2.8
- Key features: Fixed focal length lens
- Links: Product page
Summary: The X1 combines a fixed focal length lens with an APS-C sensor in a top-quality body, though it works like a conventional hybrid rather than Leica's M-series rangefinders.
- Launched: September 2006
- Type: Rangefinder compact
- Sensor size: APS-H, 27 x 18mm
- Resolution: 10.3 megapixels
- Lenses: Leica M mount
- Key features: Manual rangefinder focussing
- Links: Product page
Summary: The first digital version of Leica's classic rangefinder camera design, now superseded by the full-frame Leica M9.
