Number one on the previously mentioned list of most expensive cameras. The Leica 0-Series No. 122, which was purchased for $2.97 million.

This Leica tops our list of most expensive cameras because it sold for the most money of any camera to date.

It was sold at auction in Vienna to a private Asian collector. It was a pre-production prototype made by hand in 1923.

Because the focal plane shutter was not self capping on the early models, the lens cap was attached to a cord. It is made of aluminum and has a black lacquered brass top plate, base plate, and nickel-plated knobs.

The Susse Freres Daguerreotype Camera, which costs $978,000, is ranked second on our list of the most expensive cameras.

This is the oldest camera ever constructed (1893).

It's also one of the first two commercially available cameras.

Alphonse Giroux created it, and Jacques Mande Daguerre signed it. It could be a true masterpiece of art for ardent photographers.

The camera was designed to capture the entire plate and was optimized for landscape photography. Believe it or not, the handmade lens by opticians accounted for a large portion of the cost of this camera.

The O-Series Leica No.107, which sold for $500,000, is ranked third on the list.

Based on its history, trust me when I say it's worth it. Oskar Barnack designed the O-Series Leica No.107, one of the first portable cameras, in 1923.

Nearly 20 cameras were produced in order to determine the competitiveness of portable cameras.

This one was shipped to New York to obtain a patent in the United States, making it the first Leica to be exported.

Finally, it is one of the world's most expensive cameras.

The Phase One XF IQ4 150MP Camera, which costs $55,000, ranks fourth on our list.

This system has an incredible 151 megapixels (a world first), allowing you to print large-scale images up to many feet in size with great detail, giving you a 14204 x 10652 resolution.

Its new Sony (BSI) backside-illuminated CMOS sensors improve color, detail, and noise handling. ISO sensitivity of 50-25600 and exposure times of up to 60 minutes have come a long way since digital medium format cameras were limited to 1600 ISO.

It includes professional photo editing software.

The Phase One IQ4 camera is available in three configurations: the IQ4 100 megapixel Trichromatic ($47,990), the IQ4 150 megapixel ($51,990), and the IQ4 150 megapixel Achromatic ($54,990) for black and white photography.

Link: https://valofirma.fi/fi/product/phase-one-xf-iq4-150mp-set/

The Hasselblad H6D-400C MS, which costs $47,995, is ranked fifth.

With a 100-megapixel image sensor, what makes this camera unique and valuable to many professionals is its ability to shoot up to six consecutive high-resolution images and automatically composite them into a 400-megapixel frame with improved color detail and no aliasing or moiré.

As a result, a 2.4 gigabyte still TIFF file is created. Professionals will appreciate the dynamic range of up to 15 stops, and it also shoots UHD 4K and Full HD video.

Link: https://techspot.vn/hasselblad-h6d400c-ms-chinh-hang--p15574640.html#image2

The Leica 10715 M9 'Titan Set' Digital Camera, currently priced at $34,999, is ranked sixth among the world's most expensive cameras.

All visible metal parts of this fashionable camera and lens are made of solid titanium, with genuine leather inlays on the camera body.

Because there aren't many high-quality photography gadgets on the market, the price is quite high. Don't you want to own this?

Link: https://www.ebay.com/itm/294504929191

The Hasselblad H6D-100c, which costs $33,000, is ranked seventh among the world's ten most expensive cameras.

This camera features a 100-megapixel image sensor, 15 stops of dynamic range, and UHD 4K and Full HD RAW video at 30 frames per second.

The sensor is 50% larger than a 50-megapixel image sensor found in high-end SLR cameras. The ISO range is a whopping 12,8001!

Link: https://techspot.vn/hasselblad-h6d400c-ms-chinh-hang--p15574640.html

The Mamiya Leafe Credo 80 MP, which costs $29,000, is ranked eighth among the most expensive cameras ever made.

An 80 megapixel Leaf Credo Digital Back and a Mamiya 645DF camera comprise this medium format camera system.

The system uses a dual-core microprocessor similar to your computer and handles similarly to a 35mm camera, but has a three-times the image area at 56 x 41.5 mm.

The ISO only goes up to 800, so make sure you have adequate lighting!

Link: http://www.mamiyaleaf.com/

This is the most expensive camera in the world, with a price tag of $20,000.

This Leica camera has a 37.5-megapixel CMOS sensor, a 921,000-dot LCD screen, and predictive autofocus.

The responsiveness of a 35mm camera (while the processor is 50% larger than a 35mm), the Cine-4k movie mode, and fast continuous shooting (3.5 fps) at high resolution set it apart from many Leicas.

Link: https://www.amazon.com/Leica-Digital-Camera-Typ-007/dp/B00SKMOX9Y

This is the camera for you if you have $19,000 to spare! Leica Camera AG is well-known for its cameras, lenses, microscopes, and binoculars.

Founded in 1869, the company went on to produce some of the world's best and most stylish cameras, including the Leicaflex, SL2, Leica R series, and, finally, the Leica S2, which debuted in 2008.

Since then, fans have been anticipating the S3. However, the wait is finally over.

Link: https://leica-camera.com/en-AU/photography/cameras/s/s3-black