Leica M9 Neiman Marcus Edition camera to capture the holiday spirit

As I spent yet another lazy afternoon browsing through the various offerings in the Neiman Marcus Christmas Book 2010, I came across this awesome offering that I knew my photography enthusiast readers would definitely be interested in. Among the many high-end items listed in this fantasy catalogue is a Leica M9 Neiman Marcus Edition camera. Besides being the only camera that combines the classic Leica M shooting experience with the latest digital technology, this special edition camera is also the world's only digital rangefinder camera with interchangeable lenses and a full-frame 18 megapixel sensor to capture ultrahigh resolution images. A must have for every photographer, the Leica M9 Neiman Marcus Edition camera is truly a class apart.

 The body of the camera and the Summicron-M 35mm f2.0 ASPH lens is finished in classic chrome. The body of the high-end camera is clad in luxurious brown ostrich leather trim with a matching ostrich leather strap. The 2.5 inch LCD screen is protected by sapphire crystal glass.

The special edition Leica M9 camera is limited to only 50 pieces, with the lens and body of each piece being individually numbered. You can also go for the customization option which allows you to have your camera personalized with an engraved signature. Complete with a three year warranty, this Leica M9 Neiman Marcus Edition camera is priced at $17,500.

Hasselblad H4D Ferrari Limited Edition

To shoot the right subject, you'll need the right equipment. And in the case of a Ferrari, this would be it: the Hasselblad H4D Ferrari Limited Edition.

Swedish photography outfitter Hasselblad already makes some of the most coveted cameras on the market. For the Ferrari edition, they went with their "entry-level" model and decked it out in Rosso Fuoco and Ferrari emblems and packed it into a carbon-fiber storage case. Only 499 examples will be offered. Prices are sure to dip well into five figures, but if you're going to be shooting a six-figure supercar, will anything less suffice?