As of this writing, the “Das
Wesentliche” event at Leica Camera AG in Wetzlar is still in full swing. Here is what we know so far:
Leica introduced a new camera
model, made in Germany, the Leica SL.
The camera is supposed to bridge the gap between the Leica M and the
Leica S. The camera is a professional mirrorless
camera with a full frame, 24 MP CMOS sensor, with the fastest burst rate of 11
frames per second. It features super-fast
autofocus speeds competing against the best Pro-SLR cameras. Fastest SD card standard UHS II, unlimited
sequential shooting at
24MP and 11fps in JPEG format
The viewfinder is the largest
electronic viewfinder with 0.8x magnification, 100% view and 4.4 million pixels
for incredible clarity.
The camera features a Leica
Maestro II processor with a 2 GB buffer memory.
The Leica SL also features
full HD video capability of 4K with a frame rate of 120 fps, utilizing the full
sensor area.
The Leica SL features ISO settings
from a low ISO 50 to max ISO 50,000.
The professional shutter
range is 1/8000sec to 30sec.
The body is made of a strong
aluminum. Itis dust, moisture and splash
resistant, which also includes the lenses.
Along with the new camera,
Leica is also introducing a new generation of Leica SL lenses. Initially there will be 3 lenses with more to
follow. The new lenses feature a new
AquaDura coating
24 to 90mm f/2.8-4 Vario
Elmarit
90 to 120mm f/2.8-4 Apo Vario
Elmarit
50mm f/1.4 Summilux
The Leica T lenses can be
used without an adapter because both cameras do have the same lens mount. In addition to the new Leica SL lenses, the camera
will accept ALL Leica lenses ever made.
The Leica T lense can be used without an adapter since both cameras have
the same mount. All other lenses do
require an adapter.
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Carlos Cabezas wrote: oh!!! wow!!!!
ReplyDeleteI noticed that on some blogs the Leica haters already know that this new camera is no good. One even went as far as saying that the new lenses don't measure up to the competition. What is with these people?
ReplyDeleteWe shouldn't be surprised. Some people obviously feet it necessary to degrade the competition to make themselves or their camera gear look better. Deep down they know that Leica is at the very top.
DeleteUnless they are delusional, they do know, and they obviously can't stand it. I am sure they are bitching about the price too. They should read your article about how Leica lenses are made. Maybe then they would realize that their camera manufacturers have nothing remotely close to offer.
DeleteOZ Yilmaz wrote: thank you for sharing it
ReplyDeleteScott Shaw wrote: Impressive
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ReplyDeleteAntolín Garcíawrote: the ugliest leica...
That, of course, is in the eye of the beholder. Isn't it more important what the camera can do than what it looks like?
DeleteAdam Kielczwrote: I sure wont be buying for $12K
ReplyDeleteI guess you won't be buying a Leica M either.
DeleteYohei Takatsuka wrote: For those who're poor to afford the S but rich enough to ignore the M lol
ReplyDeleteThe S sells for only a bit more than the Leica SL which is about the same price of the Leica M
ReplyDeleteIt amazes me that people continue to make an ass of themselves by heaping criticism on Leica which is not based on facts.
ReplyDeleteI agree. It is amazing how many of these self appointed marketing and camera experts are foaming at the mouth with venom about a camera that they have never even had in their hands.
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