09 Sep 2009

Follow the Leica webcast live

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Olivier Laurent

Today's Leica press conference will also be a live webcast available to all online. Tune it at 2pm London time, right her to view the webcast, or follow us on Twitter for behind the scenes information about the launch of the M9 and X1 cameras, as well as the opening of the London Leica store...

Live Webcast on 9/9/2009 - The next Generation of Leica Cameras from leica camera on Vimeo.

Time and time again, Leica has made history with its superior quality cameras and lenses. And, each time, the innovations and developments made throughout the company's history have always been - and will always be - committed to one single aim: Uncompromising quality dedicated solely to the creation of a perfect image.

Please join us as Leica begins a new chapter in photography and tune in to the live webcast on September 9th to witness the unveiling of the next generation of Leica Cameras. www.leica-camera.com

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Leica site crashed at 14:00.... chop chop! I want to drool over the M9 :)

Posted by: Elliot on 09 Sep 2009 at 14:15

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