
Plus
MThe Pixii+ (Plus) is the 2023 evolution of the connected digital rangefinder. Featuring a powerful new 64-bit Quad-Core processor and a 26MP APS-C sensor, it improves focus speed, Wi-Fi transfer rates, and battery life management, bridging the gap between the classic APS-C models and the full-frame Max.

Reid I
LTMReid I is a rare 1958 British LTM viewfinder camera without a rangefinder, built mainly for military use and highly collectible today.

S
LTMThe Leotax S is a 1952 LTM rangefinder with slow speeds, factory flash synchronization and a cloth focal-plane shutter reaching 1/500 second.

Shanghai 58-I
LTMShanghai 58-I is a scarce 1958 LTM rangefinder, an early Chinese Leica-style camera with separate finder and 1/1000-second shutter.

Shanghai Red Flag 20
MThe Shanghai Red Flag 20 (Hongqi 20) is a legendary, ultra-rare 35mm rangefinder camera produced in China during the 1970s. Designed by the Shanghai No. 2 Camera Factory under direct orders from the Chinese government, it is a near-exact mechanical copy of the Leica M4. With fewer than 300 units ever made, it was created strictly to demonstrate China's industrial capabilities and was never sold to the general public.

Sonne C4
LTMGatto Sonne C4 is a rare 1953 Italian LTM rangefinder with a large combined finder, 1/1000-second shutter and strong Leica-copy appeal.

Special
LTMThe Leotax Special is a rare 1946 LTM rangefinder with coupled focusing, no slow speeds and a cloth shutter reaching 1/500 second.

Special A
LTMThe Leotax Special A is a rare 1942 LTM rangefinder with coupled focusing, no slow speeds and a cloth shutter reaching 1/500 second.

Special B
LTMThe Leotax Special B is a rare 1942 LTM rangefinder with coupled focusing, slow shutter speeds and a cloth shutter reaching 1/500 second.

Special D II
LTMThe Leotax Special D II is a rare 1947 LTM rangefinder with conventional coupled focusing, no slow speeds and a cloth 1/500s shutter.

Special D III
LTMThe Leotax Special D III is a 1947 LTM rangefinder with slow speeds, conventional coupled focusing and a cloth shutter reaching 1/500 second.

Standard Model E
LTMLeica Standard Model E is a compact 1932 LTM film camera with standardized mount, simple finder body, and strong early Leica collector appeal.

T
LTMThe Leotax T is a 1955 LTM rangefinder based on the Leotax F, retaining slow speeds and flash sync with a reduced 1/500s top speed.

T2
LTMThe Leotax T2 is a 1958 LTM rangefinder with a 50mm bright-line finder, slow speeds, automatic flash sync and a cloth 1/500s shutter.

T2L / Elite
LTMThe Leotax T2L, later Elite, is a 1959 lever-wind LTM rangefinder with bright-line finder, automatic flash sync and a cloth 1/500s shutter.