Prologue: The Last Waltz of Analog
In the twilight of the 20th century, as digital dawn loomed like a distant train whistle, the Leica CM emerged—a titanium-clad haiku etched in light. Priced between 1,500–1,500–3,000 (2024 USD), this 290g relic is the Miles Davis solo of compact cameras: effortless, timeless, and achingly cool. Think of it as the final love letter from an era when cameras were built to outlive trends, not algorithms.
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