id="cnetReview" section="rvwBody"> Enlarge Image Leica I can't hold back: I have to take out my mockery stick and bash the Leica M-D with it. After all, huawei honor 10 lite antutu benchmark p smart 2019 antutu at $6,000 (£4,650; Australia pricing unavailable, but that's about AU$7,900) it's not only more expensive than most other full-frame interchangeable-lens cameras, galaxy a70 specs but it's a more expensive version of the manual-focus-only Leica M (Typ 262) without a back LCD or the ability to shoot video. Instead, the ISO sensitivity dial takes a prominent place right the the middle of the camera back.

Then there are Leica's tag lines for it: "A step back to the future." (Oh, Leica, you had me at "A step back.") "The joy of anticipation." (Because nothing's as fun as waiting till you're at a computer to find out you've missed critical shots.)

But I mock because I don't subscribe to the theory that being able to view photos on the spot ruins my concentration or that "No LCD screen leads to more freedom for creative photography." I'm not a purist. And I know you're out there. Maybe after trying it out, Leica will be able to make a believer out of me.

The basic huawei y9 2019 specs are identical to the two-year-old Leica M, including a 24-megapixel CMOS sensor, reverse Galilean optical viewfinder with framing lines for Galaxy s9 plus specs a30 specs different focal lengths and three frames-per-second continuous shooting for eight frames.

The camera's slated to ship in May.