A little over a year ago, Leica introduced the M10 rangefinder camera.

It bought a huge upgrade an image quality to a format that's known for its functionality and aesthetic.

It encourages you to take your time and compose your shot thoughtfully.

This time, we have a Leica M10-P. The M10-P is built on the Leica Maestro II processor

featuring a 24-megapixel CMOS sensor.

Which matches the original specs of the M10.

The big difference here is Touchscreen LCD.

Being a fully manual system, a touchscreen might feel modern.

But, it's all in the name of checking your focus and getting your shot absolutely right.

There's also now a built-in level gauge which will come in handy for those landscape shots.

There's also some subtle changes around the camera and under the hood.

Inside there's a completely redesigned mechanical shutter.

Making it nearly silent.

Which is great for unobtrusive street photography.

Leica says, it's the quietest shutter of any M series camera, analog or digital.

So, that's it for this quick look at the Leica M10-P. This is Doug with B&H and I'll see you next time.