Iridient Digital Adds Leica Q Support in v3.0.3

Iridient Digital has released Iridient Developer 3.0.3, an update to its RAW converter and image processing software for Mac OS X. This update includes improvements to color noise reduction including faster performance for many images especially with on screen previews on Retina displays, further reductions to color smear when using high levels of Color noise reduction and the Color Aliasing filter is now applicable to RGB based monochrome conversions (again). This update also includes bug fixes, general performance enhancements and support for 10 new RAW cameras... Including the new Leica Q (Type 116) camera!

Leica Rediscovers 1930s Aerial Photos of China

Both Der Tagesspiegel (in English) and Die Welt (< a href="https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.welt.de%2Freise%2FFern%2Farticle142599640%2FEiner-flog-ueber-das-Reich-der-Mitte.html&edit-text=">in English) are reporting on an interesting story of rediscovered negatives from the 30's, shot by a gentleman by the name of Wulf-Diether Graf zu Castell-Rudenhausen - of a then urbanizing China. These digitized photos are now on display and making some rounds. Read more below!

Another Leica M3 Gets a Reboot

Chuck Miller over at the Times Union newspaper up in Albany, NY - was gifted a lovely, slightly tattered Leica M3 a while back. He goes on to say that it needed a CLA (not an "LCA") and new leather, as the vulcanite had seen better days. Some quick work by a name that should be familiar to all - Sherry Krauter - and it was looking (and working) as good as new again! Congrats on a beautiful camera that should last another lifetime or two! Happy shooting, Chuck.

Kravitz Headed to Wetzlar for "Flash"

A brief note that Lenny Kravitz is headed to Leica Gallery Wetzlar to promote his Flash book and exhibition. He's expected to make an appearance at 5:30pm local time next Tuesday, June 23, 2015. There will probably be a Leica M-P "Correspondent" Set on display, possibly for sale at the Leica Store Wetzlar if there are any left of the 125 produced. Even at 22,500€ ($24,500 USD) each, they were moving quickly. Read more below for details.

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