Leica announces screen-less M11-D range finder camera
Leica announces the screen-less M11-D range finder camera
Leica has announced the M11-D, a camera in the M11 family that omits a rear display, opting to put an ISO dial in its place. The company says the lack of a display will help users focus on "the elementary aspects of pictorial design such as composition, aperture, shutter speed and ISO."
Leica will be announcing another camera later in September
According to Leica Rumors, the German camera maker will launch a new version of the Leica Q3 on September 26, 2024. The Q3 is a full-frame digital rangefinder camera with a fixed lens and was launched in May 2023 as the successor of the Leica Q2. The current version of the Q3 has a 60MP full-frame sensor paired with a Summilux 28mm F/1.7 lens.
The Leica M11-D costs over $9,000 and doesn't have a screen – and I still really, really want one
Leica has set the body-only price of the M11-D at $9,395 / £8,100 / AU$15,990. That's expensive even for Leica, and especially for a standard-issue version that lacks a screen – but perhaps it isn't logical to expect a screen-less Leica to costs less.
Leica M11-D Is a Digital Camera Mimicking the Analogue Look
Introduced in 1954, M-system stands for “Messsucher” in German (or rangefinder in English) but has come to essentially denote “Made in Germany.” The M11-D uses a large ISO dial where the digital screen would normally appear.
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