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This is the Leica SL: How does the brand new full-frame mirrorless system handle? (hands-on)

This is the Leica SL: How does the brand new full-frame mirrorless system handle? (hands-on)

Posted on October 21, 2015January 12, 2020 By Jarvis

All the talk about Leica’s “next big thing” was fixed on an interchangeable-lens Leica Q. And that was enough hype to get us ultra excited, given how much we love that particular compact camera. Such a concept has almost occurred in the Leica SL, the company’s brand new full-frame compact system camera, only at a far more significant scale.

Because the Leica SL is a bit of a beast; it’s full-frame at full scale. Not that we shy away from large cameras, but with the 24-90mm f/2.8-4 lens strapped to the front (the only SL-mount lens at launch), the SL feels unlike any other Leica. With the 28mm f/1.4 Leica M lens (via an adapter) on the front, the SL’s body feels somewhat large and, therefore, the manual focus ring of the lens not particularly well placed to reach for.
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