This grip is available in ebony and walnut wood, and the bottom is black ebony.

HandMade Leica M240 M10 Wood Base Hand Extension Grip

The Leica M10 features a 24.0MP full-frame (35.8 x 23.9 mm) size CMOS sensor and Maestro II processor. You can shoot at a maximum resolution of 5952 x 3992 pixels and an aspect ratio of 3:2.

With a native ISO range of 100 – 50000, Leica M10 can save files in RAW format, giving you more flexibility in post-processing.

In order to better demonstrate the temperament of Leica M10 M240, we designed and handcrafted the base to better protect the camera, increase hand feel.

We use expensive walnut and ebony wood to complement the nobility of the camera, increase your comfort, and stabilize during shooting.

Specifications

• Material: North American FAS Black Ebony and Walnut Wood
• Weight: about 45g(Walnut Wood)/60g(Black Ebony)
• Applicable models: Leica M10 M240
• Style: Brand new handcrafted Wood Case
• Craft: Handmade
• Color classification: Wood color
• Package：1*Leica M10 M240 Wood Camera Protection Base

Please note: This listing is for the grip and base only, camera not included.

[Description of the appearance of wood]

Each piece of natural wood has a different color pattern. Even if the same tree is cut from different parts, the color of the texture will be significantly different.

We guarantee that it is the same material, and the texture and color can only be shipped randomly!

Here is a brief introduction to walnut and ebony wood

Walnut (Juglans regia) has a wide range of applications in Asia, Europe, and America, and walnut can be used to make gun stocks, gun handles and sporting goods.

Since the 14th century, walnut has been widely used in the manufacture of furniture, especially in the countries of northwestern Europe. One of the reasons for the popularity of walnut is its light weight and rich color variation.

The heartwood of walnut is usually fawn to brown, and the color and stripe usually vary with the origin. Usually walnut is taupe with distinct dark or black streaks that fade over time.

Ebony is one of the rare and precious woods in the world. It is produced in tropical rain forests. The growth period is very slow.

The wood is extremely precious. It is hard and smooth, and the slurry formed by grinding the cut surface is very bright, like a bronze mirror.

This visual smoothness is like jade due to its tight texture, rare brown eyes and heavy oil. The unpredictable black patterns are like famous mountains and rivers, like flowing clouds and flowing water, surpassing Jasper Qiongyao, which makes the Impressionist masters sigh.

The charm of ebony lies not only in eye appreciation, but also in hand caressing.