Original designers of Leica products:
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- Oskar Barnack - 1913-1936 - (1879-1936)
- Hermann Heine - 1926
- Wladyslaw Kubica - 1932
- Walter Klatt - 1933
- Ernst Leitz II - 1920-1956 - (1870-1956)
- Helmut Becker - 1934-1938
- Christian Luz - 1935-1957
- Max Berek - 1936-1948 - (1886-1949)
- Otto Zimmermann - 1935-1961 Summarit f= 5 cm 1:1.5 - 1961 "Wide-Angle Lens"
- Wilhelm Albert - 1936-1973 - Stereo Products - CL
- Ludwig Leitz II - 1935-1978 - (1907–1992) M3 Rangefinder with Wilhelm Stein
- Heinrich Broschke - 1937-1966
- Wilhelm Stein - 1936-1976 - (1906-1976)
- Helmut Marx - 1949-1971 50mm f/1.2 Noctilux
- Adam Wagner - 1949-1964 Leica IIIg
- August Brohl - 1949-1962
- Hugo Wehrenfennig - 1951-1955 M bayonet .p
- Walter Jung - 1951-1955
- Friedrich Gath - 1951-1954
- Paul Naumann - 1952 Leicaflex Mark 1 and Mark 2
- Gustav Kleinberg - 1952 Summicron (I) f= 5 cm 1:2
- Adolf Groß - 1954
- Kurt Gisiel - 1955
- Gunther Meinecke - 1955-1964
- Kurt Jensen - 1855-1961 Trinovid 8 x 32 - Trinovid 6 x 24
- Eugen Hermanni - 1958-1961 "Wide-Angle Lens"
- Werner Schlapp - 1959-1983
- Werner Wiessner - 1962-1983
- Erich Wagner - 1959-1977 Summilux (I) f= 5 cm 1:1.4 - 28mm f/2.8 Elmarit II - Elcan KE-7A
- Wilhelm Schafer - 1961
- Otto Weller - 1961
- Werner Wagner of Schneider-Kreuznach - 1963 21mm f3.4 Super-Angulon
- Paul Sindel - 1964 - 50mm f/1.2 Noctilux with Helmut Marx
- Knut Kühn-Leitz - 1966-1976 (1936- )
- Werner Holle - 1964-
- Peter Loseries - 1968-1983
- Hans-Kurt Uellenberg M4, M4-P, R4, Trinovid 8 x 20 BC. and Trinovid 8 x 20 BCA.
- Heinrich Janke M3, M4, M4-P, R4, M6, Trinovid 8 x 20 BC. and Trinovid 8 x 20 BCA.
- Alfred Hengst - Trinovid 8 x 20 BC. and Trinovid 8 x 20 BCA.
- Bernd Nickel M4-P
- Heinz Marquardt - 1964 "Wide-Angle Lens" - 1976 - 60mm f/2.8 Macro-Elmarit-R
- Hermann Desch - 1964 "Wide-Angle Lens"
- Rudolf Ruehl - 1966
- Walter Mandler - 1972-1985 - (1922-2005) Rolf Fricke's Eulogy
- Garry Edwards - 1969 28mm f/2.8 Elmarit II - Elcan KE-7A
- Heinrich Staubach - 1959
- Ernst Pausch
- Horst Haseneier
- Helmut Hildebrandt
- Henry Weimer
- Ludwig Schauss
- Wolfgang Vollrath - 1985-1990 100mm f/2.8 APO-Macro-Elmarit-R
- Andre de Winter
- Theo Kisselbach
- Erich Glier
- Fritz Fink
- Walter Schmidt
- Woldemar Masing
- Walter Krämer
- Rolf Crema - 1986
- Heinz Kunze - 1987
- Dirk Tautenhahn - 1987
- Horst Schröder - 1985-1990 1995-2002
- Lothar Kölsch - 1990-2002
