[Silver] It's listed as a Leica part but it is also an exact match for the hotshot cover on my Lumix G85 and GX85

[0.05 lb] Just shot the roll of Tri X supplied with the camera and looking forward to seeing results. The camera is everything it claims to be; beautifully built and inspiring to use. I still use my Leica MD and love that too. I found myself spending time reviewing shots rather than thinking about the next one. Both these cameras slow you down which is a good thing.

[0.05 lb] I applied this to the screen on the back of our Leica T camera. The installation was a breeze, fit was perfect and the quality top tier. I believe this will provide significant protection against scrapes and scratches that can occur through the normal course of camera use and bag stowage. As usual the Leica brand is a bit more expensive than other protectors you may consider - but the quality is also Leica quality and you get what you pay for.

[0.05 lb] I own an M3 and M6. I recently bought the M-A. I love all three Leica cameras. The M-A is completely mechanical. It's essentially a modern M3. It's a beautiful camera that takes great photographs. Mine is black chrome. I love street photography. With a black lens, it's essentially stealth.

[0.05 lb] I own an M3 and M6. I recently bought the M-A. I love all three Leica cameras. The M-A is completely mechanical. It's essentially a modern M3. It's a beautiful camera that takes great photographs. Mine is black chrome. I love street photography. With a black lens, it's essentially stealth.

[0.05 lb] The simplicity of this camera is such a relief. I no longer have worries of the software being outdated in five years. I have something that I can leave behind for my kids and know that it will work. The ease of use and back to basics don't even need to be mentioned, or maybe they do. I have no regrets about this purchase, but I did with the M240. I'm no longer a slave to technology.

[0.05 lb] The simplicity of this camera is such a relief. I no longer have worries of the software being outdated in five years. I have something that I can leave behind for my kids and know that it will work. The ease of use and back to basics don't even need to be mentioned, or maybe they do. I have no regrets about this purchase, but I did with the M240. I'm no longer a slave to technology.

[Plastic] If you are equipped with sufficient knowledge to take picture without a lightmeter... and if you have unlimited supply of the Tri-X, this camera will probably last for dozens of years.
By the way, it must be a black-colored instead of silver one.

[Silver] I do not own an M-A, but had the use of one during a Leica Akademie film workshop and am now saving my pennies. The M-A takes the best of all previous meter less Leica M cameras and combines it all in one, brand-new body. There are some who may prefer the crank film rewind from the M4, M6 and M7 or wish for the return of the self-timer, but those are minor niggles. The M-A brings back the level of build quality that we had in the M3 through M5, but in a simpler form. My regular film camera is a Leica M5 and I will admit that I like having a meter, but there is something about brand-new, and the M-A really does look and feel just a smidge better than metered MP. I think its the metal instead of plastic disc at the back for ISO, which on the M-A is just a reminder unlike the actual (plastic) control on the MP. Simply put, there is nothing better on the market today.

[0.05 lb] Use to protect the back screen on my TL2. �Need to be careful when applying to camera. �I wasted one when attaching to camera.