The development course of Lycra

The famous Lycra camera is produced by German Lai Ci Company. It is famous for its reasonable structure, excellent technology and reliable quality. From the 1920s to 1950s, Germany has always been the camera kingdom of the world. Lycra camera was also a famous brand camera produced by all countries in the world at that time, and enjoyed a high reputation in the world. In 1950s and 1960s, Leica cameras developed two types of cameras and three types of cameras. At the same time, G series 1G, 2G and 3G cameras are modified and developed. Among them, only 15 was produced for 2G cameras, and these 15 cameras were not sold in the market and had no independent numbers. Therefore, Lycra 2G camera has become a boutique sought after by collectors. 1954 M series started production, which is an improvement of G series. Up to now, Lycra M series is still producing new products. Lycra camera is characterized by its durability and good performance, so it has become the first choice for military cameras. During World War II, Lycra camera became an important tool for military journalists at that time. Unlike civilian Leica cameras, military Leica cameras usually have a K letter after the number. Lycra military cameras are generally white, black, dark gray and grass green. To this day, Leica cameras are still the best in the camera collection. The research and development of this new Lycra M camera began when 1998 camera M6TTL went on the market. After three years of development and nearly one year's trial by global 12 photographers, it was finally finalized and put into production. According to Leica, the Leica M7 camera launched this time tends to be perfect in design and operation. Although the camera is a brand-new design, all the components are about 1300. Compared with Leica M6TTL camera, about 350 components have been redesigned and adopted, while other components are completely retained. The upper and lower cover plates of the fuselage are made of copper alloy, and the fuselage frame is made of die-casting aluminum alloy, which is exactly the same as M6TTL camera. As expected, Leica will release a new model at Photokina in autumn 2008. However, even the portable version of CL Digital with a smaller CCD will be listed at a price of not less than $2,500. According to the foreign exchange rate quoted by China Bank today, it can be converted into more than RMB 65,438+08,000.