Leica SL2 Mirrorless Camera with Summicron-SL 50mm f/2 ASPH. Lens (Silver)

It is just incredibly fun to shoot with this camera. Wonderful images, great handling, just a joy to shoot with. AF not good enough for sport work, but out great for everything else and stunning results for portraits.

Arrived well packaged right on time. Despite the fact that I changed the address to my office so someone could sign for it. Great service.

There is an old expression that Everything look's better in your mind's eye than it will in your hand. That is definitely not true with this camera. Beautifully designed and built and a joy to use. Expensive but there are no disappointment's. It did not come with a real owners manual (there is a download), but if you call Leica they will mail you one. Outstanding quality , images, and color.

Compared to my Canon 5D4. Makes really good pictures. I am still finding the operating system less well thought out when compared to Canon. My only real complaint is that in very bright sun I find the electronic viewfinder is not okay. I have to use one hand next to my eye to block out the sun and the rear panel LCD display is completely blocked by bright sun. In the film camera days, I purchased a rubber eye cup adapter that did great at blocking the sun, such an accessory would be welcome. I find that holding the joystick down to lock focus like a back button focus function is not as convenient as the Canon system. Complaints aside, it makes really good pictures and that was the point of purchasing the Leica.

No Recording Time Limitations and amazing new autofocus features = What a huge improvement. Just like the SL2-S, the SL2 is no longer limited to 30 minutes of internal recording. With high capacity SDXC cards and the new high efficiency recording codec, you'll now be able to record hours worth of footage in either 4K or FHD without the need for an external recording device like an Atomos Ninja.

I have received my SL2 over the SL2 S after I was kindly assisted by who put up a video demo online for me to compare . The SL2 is an amazing camera with a very intuitive interface. I am coming from the Fuji world and Leica Qi's as well and the learning curve was not steep at all. Kudos Leica fur the ease of use. The sensor is stunning and offers very good recovery possibilities from over and under exposures. I coupled mine with a Panasonic LUMIX Pro 50mm f1.4 and the AF is really fast. Face tracking is good and for my type of photography, eye tracking is doing overall pretty good . My friends have been amazed by the portrait I shot and they also love to shot with this camera. Battery life is one of the little complaint I have, and weight also compared to my beloved Fuji X-H1. However I think the weight contributes to the shooting stability when low shutter speed is required . Overall it is a game changer for me and my personal style of shooting, mainly still portraits