Leica M11-P – a camera with photo authenticity protection announced
By ForGeeks Leica has unveiled the new Leica M11-P camera with a 60 megapixel sensor, Leica Maestro 3 processor, 256GB internal memory (expandable to 1TB), ISO range: 64 – 50 000.
Leica’s new Leica M11-P camera has a 60 megapixel sensor, Leica Maestro 3 processor, 256GB internal memory (expandable to 1TB), ISO range: 64 – 50 000.
The body of the new Leica M11-P is made of magnesium alloy, and the total weight of the camera is 640 grams. A full battery charge will last for 1,700 shots, according to the manufacturer.
The camera’s full battery will last for 1,700 shots.
Leica has unveiled the next generation of its M11 camera with an unusual feature – it is able to attach a digital tag to images, indicating the authenticity of the shot.
“Leica cameras have always witnessed iconic moments in world history. However, determining the authenticity of content has become increasingly complex and important in the age of digital photography. Now, with the opportunity to provide this proof, we are once again strengthening trust in digital content and restoring the status of Leica cameras as authoritative tools in documenting world events,” said Andreas Kaufmann, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Leica Camera AG.
“Leica cameras have always witnessed significant moments in world history,” said Andreas Kaufmann, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Leica Camera AG.
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After the shutter is released, the Leica M11-P attaches secure metadata to the photo in the form of a digital signature from the Content Authority Initiative association. Anyone can then read it using free software or an online service. The content of the label can be selected in the camera settings. For example, it can be the name of the photographer and any copyright information.
The content of the label can then be read by anyone using free software or online.
The Leica M11-P camera sells for $9,195 (857,100 rubles).
