Leica M11-P - Black Paint Finish
€8.950,00
Revolutionizing Photography with Content Credentials
Introducing the Leica M11-P Black Paint Finish, a groundbreaking innovation in the world of photography. Since its inception in 1954, the Leica M series has been synonymous with vibrant, authentic images that capture life's most dynamic moments. The Leica M11-P, however, takes this legacy a step further by addressing a critical issue in the digital age: the authenticity of visual content.
Understanding the Challenge of Digital Authenticity
In today's digital era, content manipulation is a growing concern. Fake and artificially created images erode consumer trust and make it challenging to prove the authenticity of one's photographs. This issue threatens the very foundation of photographic reporting and the credibility of digital content.
Leica M11-P: A Pioneer in Content Authentication
The Leica M11-P Black Paint Finish stands as a world-first, integrating hardware-based Content Credentials to safeguard the authenticity of digital images. This feature stores metadata at the point of capture, providing each image with a digital signature supported by a CAI-compliant certificate. This innovation not only protects the integrity of your photographs but also maintains trust and transparency in digital content and its sources.
Content Credentials: The Digital Seal of Authenticity
Content Credentials act as a digital nutrition label, becoming the most widely accepted industry standard for various types of content. The Leica M11-P uses secured metadata in line with the open-source CAI (Content Authenticity Initiative) standard. This additional layer of transparency allows for the secure addition of information such as names, dates, edits, and tools used, clarifying the origin of the file.
Verifying Authenticity with Ease
Verifying the authenticity of images captured by the Leica M11-P is straightforward. Users can utilize a freely available, open-source CAI tool or visit the official website for verification. This technology guarantees the authenticity of the photo through special hardware in the camera, including a chipset for storing digital certificates from the German Federal Printing Office.
Leica's Commitment to Authenticity and Transparency
Dr. Andreas Kaufmann, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Leica Camera AG, emphasizes Leica's commitment to reinforcing trust in digital content. The introduction of the Leica M11-P marks a new standard in protecting digital content, in collaboration with Adobe and a global community of nearly 2,000 members.
Features Beyond Content Credentials
The Leica M11-P Black Paint Finish goes beyond its pioneering Content Credentials feature. It boasts a discreet design, omitting the red Leica dot for more inconspicuous photography. Crafted from aluminum or brass, depending on the model, and housed in a solid magnesium alloy body, the camera ensures durability and protection. Its 60 MP BSI CMOS sensor, Triple Resolution Technology, and powerful Maestro-III processor combine state-of-the-art camera technology with maximum flexibility. The large internal memory of 256 GB further enhances its reliability and functionality.
Complementing the Leica M11-P are two new black leather accessories for the M-System: a protective case and a carrying strap, emphasizing the sleek design of the new camera.
Content Credentials & Content Authenticity Initiative
Founded in 2019 by Adobe, the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) combats misinformation and ensures proper attribution for creators. Today, the CAI is a coalition of nearly 2,000 members, working together to add a verifiable layer of transparency and trust to online content through secure metadata known as Content Credentials. Please visit the Content Authenticity Blog: https://contentauthenticity.org/blog/leica-launches-worlds-first-camera-with-content-credentials
Understanding the Challenge of Digital Authenticity
In today's digital era, content manipulation is a growing concern. Fake and artificially created images erode consumer trust and make it challenging to prove the authenticity of one's photographs. This issue threatens the very foundation of photographic reporting and the credibility of digital content.
Leica M11-P: A Pioneer in Content Authentication
The Leica M11-P Black Paint Finish stands as a world-first, integrating hardware-based Content Credentials to safeguard the authenticity of digital images. This feature stores metadata at the point of capture, providing each image with a digital signature supported by a CAI-compliant certificate. This innovation not only protects the integrity of your photographs but also maintains trust and transparency in digital content and its sources.
Content Credentials: The Digital Seal of Authenticity
Content Credentials act as a digital nutrition label, becoming the most widely accepted industry standard for various types of content. The Leica M11-P uses secured metadata in line with the open-source CAI (Content Authenticity Initiative) standard. This additional layer of transparency allows for the secure addition of information such as names, dates, edits, and tools used, clarifying the origin of the file.
Verifying Authenticity with Ease
Verifying the authenticity of images captured by the Leica M11-P is straightforward. Users can utilize a freely available, open-source CAI tool or visit the official website for verification. This technology guarantees the authenticity of the photo through special hardware in the camera, including a chipset for storing digital certificates from the German Federal Printing Office.
Leica's Commitment to Authenticity and Transparency
Dr. Andreas Kaufmann, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Leica Camera AG, emphasizes Leica's commitment to reinforcing trust in digital content. The introduction of the Leica M11-P marks a new standard in protecting digital content, in collaboration with Adobe and a global community of nearly 2,000 members.
Features Beyond Content Credentials
The Leica M11-P Black Paint Finish goes beyond its pioneering Content Credentials feature. It boasts a discreet design, omitting the red Leica dot for more inconspicuous photography. Crafted from aluminum or brass, depending on the model, and housed in a solid magnesium alloy body, the camera ensures durability and protection. Its 60 MP BSI CMOS sensor, Triple Resolution Technology, and powerful Maestro-III processor combine state-of-the-art camera technology with maximum flexibility. The large internal memory of 256 GB further enhances its reliability and functionality.
- Number of effective pixels: Approximately 60.3 million pixels
- LEICA MAESTRO III
- Recording media: SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card (UHS-I recommended, SDXC up to 2TB)
- Internal mem at 256GB
- LCD monitor: 2.95 type, approximately 2.33 million dots, sapphire glass used
- Shutter speed: 1/4000 seconds to 60 minutes
- ISO sensitivity: equivalent to ISO 64-50000
- Smartphone connection: Wi-Fi
- Black: approx. 530 g/455 g (with/without battery), Silver: approx. 640 g/565 g (with/without battery)
- Full-metal housing made of magnesium and aluminum, leatherette cover
- Battery: Rechargeable lithium-ion battery (included)
- Number of shots that can be taken: Approximately 700 shots (when using rangefinder, according to CIPA standards), maximum 1700 shots (Leica optimization cycle)
- Equipped with a function that ensures the authenticity of images and protects copyright by adding metadata to images Leica Content Credentials
Complementing the Leica M11-P are two new black leather accessories for the M-System: a protective case and a carrying strap, emphasizing the sleek design of the new camera.
Content Credentials & Content Authenticity Initiative
Founded in 2019 by Adobe, the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) combats misinformation and ensures proper attribution for creators. Today, the CAI is a coalition of nearly 2,000 members, working together to add a verifiable layer of transparency and trust to online content through secure metadata known as Content Credentials. Please visit the Content Authenticity Blog: https://contentauthenticity.org/blog/leica-launches-worlds-first-camera-with-content-credentials
Introducing the Leica M11-P Black Paint Finish, a groundbreaking innovation in the world of photography. Since its inception in 1954, the Leica M series has been synonymous with vibrant, authentic images that capture life's most dynamic moments. The Leica M11-P, however, takes this legacy a step further by addressing a critical issue in the digital age: the authenticity of visual content.
Understanding the Challenge of Digital Authenticity
In today's digital era, content manipulation is a growing concern. Fake and artificially created images erode consumer trust and make it challenging to prove the authenticity of one's photographs. This issue threatens the very foundation of photographic reporting and the credibility of digital content.
Leica M11-P: A Pioneer in Content Authentication
The Leica M11-P Black Paint Finish stands as a world-first, integrating hardware-based Content Credentials to safeguard the authenticity of digital images. This feature stores metadata at the point of capture, providing each image with a digital signature supported by a CAI-compliant certificate. This innovation not only protects the integrity of your photographs but also maintains trust and transparency in digital content and its sources.
Content Credentials: The Digital Seal of Authenticity
Content Credentials act as a digital nutrition label, becoming the most widely accepted industry standard for various types of content. The Leica M11-P uses secured metadata in line with the open-source CAI (Content Authenticity Initiative) standard. This additional layer of transparency allows for the secure addition of information such as names, dates, edits, and tools used, clarifying the origin of the file.
Verifying Authenticity with Ease
Verifying the authenticity of images captured by the Leica M11-P is straightforward. Users can utilize a freely available, open-source CAI tool or visit the official website for verification. This technology guarantees the authenticity of the photo through special hardware in the camera, including a chipset for storing digital certificates from the German Federal Printing Office.
Leica's Commitment to Authenticity and Transparency
Dr. Andreas Kaufmann, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Leica Camera AG, emphasizes Leica's commitment to reinforcing trust in digital content. The introduction of the Leica M11-P marks a new standard in protecting digital content, in collaboration with Adobe and a global community of nearly 2,000 members.
Features Beyond Content Credentials
The Leica M11-P Black Paint Finish goes beyond its pioneering Content Credentials feature. It boasts a discreet design, omitting the red Leica dot for more inconspicuous photography. Crafted from aluminum or brass, depending on the model, and housed in a solid magnesium alloy body, the camera ensures durability and protection. Its 60 MP BSI CMOS sensor, Triple Resolution Technology, and powerful Maestro-III processor combine state-of-the-art camera technology with maximum flexibility. The large internal memory of 256 GB further enhances its reliability and functionality.
Complementing the Leica M11-P are two new black leather accessories for the M-System: a protective case and a carrying strap, emphasizing the sleek design of the new camera.
Content Credentials & Content Authenticity Initiative
Founded in 2019 by Adobe, the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) combats misinformation and ensures proper attribution for creators. Today, the CAI is a coalition of nearly 2,000 members, working together to add a verifiable layer of transparency and trust to online content through secure metadata known as Content Credentials. Please visit the Content Authenticity Blog: https://contentauthenticity.org/blog/leica-launches-worlds-first-camera-with-content-credentials
Understanding the Challenge of Digital Authenticity
In today's digital era, content manipulation is a growing concern. Fake and artificially created images erode consumer trust and make it challenging to prove the authenticity of one's photographs. This issue threatens the very foundation of photographic reporting and the credibility of digital content.
Leica M11-P: A Pioneer in Content Authentication
The Leica M11-P Black Paint Finish stands as a world-first, integrating hardware-based Content Credentials to safeguard the authenticity of digital images. This feature stores metadata at the point of capture, providing each image with a digital signature supported by a CAI-compliant certificate. This innovation not only protects the integrity of your photographs but also maintains trust and transparency in digital content and its sources.
Content Credentials: The Digital Seal of Authenticity
Content Credentials act as a digital nutrition label, becoming the most widely accepted industry standard for various types of content. The Leica M11-P uses secured metadata in line with the open-source CAI (Content Authenticity Initiative) standard. This additional layer of transparency allows for the secure addition of information such as names, dates, edits, and tools used, clarifying the origin of the file.
Verifying Authenticity with Ease
Verifying the authenticity of images captured by the Leica M11-P is straightforward. Users can utilize a freely available, open-source CAI tool or visit the official website for verification. This technology guarantees the authenticity of the photo through special hardware in the camera, including a chipset for storing digital certificates from the German Federal Printing Office.
Leica's Commitment to Authenticity and Transparency
Dr. Andreas Kaufmann, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Leica Camera AG, emphasizes Leica's commitment to reinforcing trust in digital content. The introduction of the Leica M11-P marks a new standard in protecting digital content, in collaboration with Adobe and a global community of nearly 2,000 members.
Features Beyond Content Credentials
The Leica M11-P Black Paint Finish goes beyond its pioneering Content Credentials feature. It boasts a discreet design, omitting the red Leica dot for more inconspicuous photography. Crafted from aluminum or brass, depending on the model, and housed in a solid magnesium alloy body, the camera ensures durability and protection. Its 60 MP BSI CMOS sensor, Triple Resolution Technology, and powerful Maestro-III processor combine state-of-the-art camera technology with maximum flexibility. The large internal memory of 256 GB further enhances its reliability and functionality.
- Number of effective pixels: Approximately 60.3 million pixels
- LEICA MAESTRO III
- Recording media: SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card (UHS-I recommended, SDXC up to 2TB)
- Internal mem at 256GB
- LCD monitor: 2.95 type, approximately 2.33 million dots, sapphire glass used
- Shutter speed: 1/4000 seconds to 60 minutes
- ISO sensitivity: equivalent to ISO 64-50000
- Smartphone connection: Wi-Fi
- Black: approx. 530 g/455 g (with/without battery), Silver: approx. 640 g/565 g (with/without battery)
- Full-metal housing made of magnesium and aluminum, leatherette cover
- Battery: Rechargeable lithium-ion battery (included)
- Number of shots that can be taken: Approximately 700 shots (when using rangefinder, according to CIPA standards), maximum 1700 shots (Leica optimization cycle)
- Equipped with a function that ensures the authenticity of images and protects copyright by adding metadata to images Leica Content Credentials
Complementing the Leica M11-P are two new black leather accessories for the M-System: a protective case and a carrying strap, emphasizing the sleek design of the new camera.
Content Credentials & Content Authenticity Initiative
Founded in 2019 by Adobe, the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) combats misinformation and ensures proper attribution for creators. Today, the CAI is a coalition of nearly 2,000 members, working together to add a verifiable layer of transparency and trust to online content through secure metadata known as Content Credentials. Please visit the Content Authenticity Blog: https://contentauthenticity.org/blog/leica-launches-worlds-first-camera-with-content-credentials
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