Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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Yes, they were were all great large, medium and 35mm format mfg's - the very best! However, they have NOT carried that forward into the digital age. Leica = Panasonic, Minox = Vivitar, etc.
It's important for consumers to be aware that they are NOT buying a designed, engineered nor manufactured German camera. Indeed, these companies remain in the world of film and simply paste their names on digital cameras for a few extra dollars of profit.
Brand loyalty is a partnership that both consumer and manufacturer must participate in. These mfg's do not, but still expect the consumer to "participate" by chipping bigger $$$'s for another company's product.
Why anyone would remain loyal to a company who particpates in this manner is simply blinded by reminisces of days gone-bye.