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No Word from Leica on the Leica M Monochrom Typ 246 “Black Dot in White Spot” Artifacts

Get Leica M Monochrom Typ 246 at B&H Photo.

See my previous update.

Update 5 Oct: I received a response from Leica. Leica tells me that a firmware update is on track to be released that will address the issue.

In brief—back in early June, Leica contacted me about the issue, and I provided a DNG to Leica, one of many with the spots. I received a brief note from Leica as follows:

We have found the root cause and plan to make a firmware update that avoids this effect.

I don’t own the Leica M Monochrome Typ 246 and as I’ve said, I think that both the Canon 5DS R is a better monochrome camera than the MM246. As well, the Sony A7R II is a better monochrome camera than the MM246.

Black-dot-in-white-spot artifacts in Leica M Typ 246 image (actual pixels)
Black-dot-in-white-spot artifacts in Leica M Typ 246 image (200% of actual pixels)

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