The Leica M10 is very special. It’s also very expensive. Of all the cameras I review, I get the most criticism from both fans and critics. The one thing we can’t argue over is the final image quality. It is what it is. Although I rarely do back-to-back comparisons between various cameras, I was curious about the new sensor in the M10. I knew the new 24MP sensor in the Leica M10 has better higher ISO sensitivity, but how much better? It’s definitely better than the older M240, but how about against the latest Fujifilm sensors, both the APS-C and the medium format sensor? I decided to shoot an impromptu portrait session with Marcello at Push Pull Café in Vancouver. Here is a quick indoor natural light comparison between the Leica M10, Fujifilm X-T2 and the GFX 50S at ISO 3200. Can you tell which sensor is which? Can you tell which image belongs to which camera? The first thing to mention is that both the Leica M10 and the Fujifilm X-T2 were shot with the latest Leica 35mm f/1.4 Summilu
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