Leica has just officially announced the new Leica SL2. It is a 47 Megapixel full-frame camera that uses the L-mount that the company co-developed with Panasonic and Sigma. It has sensor-shift image stabilization built right in, and the camera can move the sensor in order to produce 187 Megapixel images. This new camera cost $5,995, first available for pre-order at B&H/ Adorama. Read More »
Leica has just officially announce the Leica APO-Summicron-SL 50 mm f/2 ASPH lens. It is a bright prime lens designed for full-frame L-mount mirrorless cameras. The f/2 maximum aperture balances speed with overall weight and size, resulting in a portable form factor that can excel in available light conditions. This new lens costs $4,495, first available for pre-order at B&H/ Adorama. Read More »
Along with the Leica CL, Leica also announced the Leica Elmarit-TL 18mm F2.8 ASPH lens. It is a compact fixed prime lens, featuring 8 elements (4 of which are aspherical,) a minimum focus distance of 30cm and a light weight of only 80g. Leica TL 18mm F2.8 ASPH lens costs $1,295, available for pre-order at Amazon/ B&H/ Adorama. It will start shipping on December 15, 2017. Read More »
Leica has just officially announced the new mirrorless camera: Leica CL. It is a compact APS-C camera with a touchscreen LCD, customizable twin dials and a beautiful 2.36M-dot EVF, featuring an ISO range of 100-50000 and shoots at up to 10 fps, 4K/30p video and Wi-Fi for transferring photos to a smartphone. Leica CL body costs $2,795, available for Pre-Order at Amazon/ B&H/ Adorama. It will start shipping on December 15, 2017. Read More »
A new Leica mirrorless camera is coming! This is the first image of the upcoming Leica XY, leaked at the Nokishita.com. This APS-C mirrorless camera is rumored to be announced by the end of this month. Read More »
the current Leica TL2
After the Leica TL2 (Amazon/ B&H/ Adorama) was announced, another Leica mirrorless camera is coming. According to the latest rumors from Camera-rumors, Lecia will announce this new camera at the end of this year. It will use the same Aps-C sensor and EVF as the current Leica TL2. Read More »