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Leica releases firmware update for M-series cameras
Leica introduces new Perspective Control feature for its M-series camera via firmware update.
Pavni Jain | February 1, 2021 | Updated 16:58 IST
Highlights
The new feature is called Leica Perspective Control (LPC).
The new LPC feature helps correct distortion in the images.
Leica is a German camera maker which believes in minimalist design. The company has its popular Leica M series which includes cameras like M10-P,
M10-R. All the three cameras get a firmware update from the company. The update brings a feature called Perspective Control to the cameras. The feature helps correct distortion in the images. This way, photographers will not be required to edit images later using Lightroom or Photoshop.