2006, black, serial no. 3330758, body, G-VG, shutter working, sensor appears free from any issues, complete with accessories in maker's box SHUTTER

Leica M8 digital rangefinder camera body, with chrome finish, serial number 3196518, circa...

silver, body VG, powers up, takes a shot, fitted with "ThumbsUp shoe mount grip and has alternative sports grip base plate, with two chargers and

black, serial no. 3332660, body, G, shutter working, all in maker's box, complete with spare battery (14464), hand grip (14471), soft release button

A Leica M8 Digital Rangefinder Camera Body Serial No: 3110430 (2006) Body: VG/E Shutter: working Shutter Count: 2418 Notes: complete with maker's (Qty: 1) ... read more

Leica M8 digital rangefinder camera chrome body, serial number 3200894, circa 2007/8, in original

black, serial no. 3103576, with Voigtlander Nokton Classic S.C f/1.4 40mm lens, body, VG, powers up and appears to function, lens, VG-E, camera with

2006-2009, serial no.3201705, untested, body VG, with two Li-ion batteries, a Leica ever ready case and instruction manual pack

A Leica M8 Digital Rangefinder Camera Body, chrome, made in Germany, serial no 3330133, shutter working, appears to function as should, body G-VG,

From a limited edition of 275 cameras, with body no.3510033 in near mint condition, showing some scratches in the paint on the bottom plate, together with matching silver anodized Elmarit-M 2.8/28mm Asph. no.4078205 (clean and clear lenses), with all accessories except the original white leather strap, papers, certificate and maker's box

2007, black, serial no. 3200048, with Leitz Summicrion f/3.5 35mm lens, chrome, serial no. 1059698, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some

From a limited edition of 275 cameras, in mint condition, body no.3332701, with matching Elmarit-M 2.8/28mm Asph. no.4078175, complete with all accessories, papers, in maker's box

from a limited edition of 275 cameras, in mint condition, body no.3332701, with matching Elmarit-M 2.8/28mm Asph. no.4078175, complete with all accessories, papers, in maker's box

2008, black, serial no. 3332276, body, VG, shutter working, complete with six batteries, charger and Artisan & Artist half case, in maker's box;

limited edition of 275 cameras (no.125/275) in new condition with matching Elmarit-M 2.8/28mm Asph., complete in new condition with all accessories, papers, maker's boxes

incomplete (internal parts missing) prototype or display camera, in very good condition

limited edition of 275 cameras (no.166/275) in new condition with matching Elmarit-M 2.8/28mm Asph. no.4086357, complete in new condition with all accessories, papers, maker's boxes

Leica's first digital M camera in mint condition, with charger, battery, all papers and software in original maker's box, inclusive 12004 Viewfinder Magnifier, 14471 Hand Grip and 14859 red everready case, all like new with maker's boxes

We are very pleased that Leica Camera AG is having the first M8 ever produced auctioned by WestLicht Photographica Auction. The proceeds will be used for charitable purposes. The camera was never used and is in absolute mint condition. It comes with a letter by the CEO of Leica company Dr. Andreas Kaufmann attesting to the significance and authenticity of this important piece of Leica history. All the original boxes, instructions and papers are included. The M8 was first introduced at Photokina in Cologne in October 2006. The 10.3 million pixels digital rangefinder camera was the company's long awaited step forward into the digital world. Although the first generation of cameras had some 'teething problems' the general concept was immediately appreciated by the worldwide community of Leica users because of its high system compatibility and compact design - all the key characteristics of the Leica M models. The M8 is just a few millimetres larger than the M7 which came on the market in 2002. Apart from a few differences in the controls, such as the absence of the wind-on lever and the rewind button, the front view of the LEICA M8 is virtually identical to this analogue version. The understated appearance and the timeless elegance of the camera have been retained making it a modern classic. Since all its mechanical and electronic details of the camera are precision hand-crafted in the Leica factory in Solms and its assembly, adjustment and the minute checking are also carried out there, the M8 is also the first digital camera "Made in Germany". This is the unique chance to get Leicas first digital system camera - a milestone in Leica history!