This settings wheel is also used to turn on the camera's Wi-Fi function. Settings for the M10-D are adjusted on the camera itself using mechanical controls, there are two dials to the top and a large exposure compensation dial on the back where a modern camera display panel might sit, and which harks back to the film camera ISO sensitivity setting dial on old analog M cameras.
Though naturally, being a Leica camera, all that nostalgia mixed with modern tech doesn't come cheap.
As there's no LCD panel around back, users are offered a distraction-free scene framing experience and will need to use a mobile app to display snapped images on a smartphone screen – very much like the Pixii from earlier in the week. With the M10-D, Leica is attempting to give photographers an old school analog/film camera feel, driven by modern digital technology.
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