The ultimate camera that captures the essence of the moment, with a legendary legend reimagined and artistic vision fused with cutting-edge technology.
Since 1954, Leica has been dedicated to developing cameras that meet the needs of photographers.
Instead of offering everything that's possible, the company's rangefinder cameras focus on what's practical for the job.
The result is that they remain limited to what's practical for photography.
The new M-Cameras are designed to meet the demands of modern users.
The Leica M11 is a timeless camera that pays tribute to the M3 from 1954.
It features a sleek and minimal design that emphasizes the ease of use and shooting.
The ultimate camera that captures the essence of the moment, with a legendary legend reimagined and artistic vision fused with cutting-edge technology. Since 1954, Leica has been dedicated to developing cameras that meet the needs of photographers. Instead of offering everything that's possible, the company's rangefinder cameras focus on what's practical for the job. The result is that they remain limited to what's practical for photography. The new M-Cameras are designed to meet the demands of modern users. The M11 is a timeless design that's built with high-quality aluminum.
Leica - M11 Rangefinder Camera - Key Features:
Maestro III Processor
Full-frame BSI-CMOS Sensor
60 MP Resolution for DNG and JPG
Manual Control
15 Stops of Dynamic Range at ISO 64
Integrated Digital Zoom Features
Triple Resolution Technology
Besides the 60MP and BSI design, the M cameras also feature a Triple Resolution Technology, which allows users to select up to 36MP, 18MP, or 60MP cameras. With each resolution, users get rich 14-bit color and full sensor coverage. Instead of cropping, pixel binning has allowed the lower resolutions to improve the dynamic range and minimize noise levels. 60MP, 36MP, and 18MP have the highest resolution, while 15MP and below have the lowest. The M11 is a timeless design that's based on the M3 from 1954. This camera features a sleek and minimal appearance. It aims to provide users with an easy-to-use experience when shooting.
Timeless Design
The M11 is a timeless camera that pays tribute to the M3 from 1954. It features a sleek and minimal design that emphasizes the ease of use and shooting. It features a scratch-resistant Matte finish and is 20% lighter than its silver-chrome counterpart. The M11 features a full-frame sensor that's ideal for capturing images with high-quality. It can be used with a variety of different cameras and features, such as Multi-Function LED Flash. Through its lens, the images are able to express the photographer's unique personality and emotional resonance.
Elite High-performance Processor
The M11 features a high-performance processor, the Maestro III. It allows users to enjoy responsive and fluid operation. Its built-in 3x optical zoom and advanced algorithms deliver exceptional digital quality, even at a resolution of 36 megapixels. The refined design and manual controls of the M camera allow users to capture every frame with ease. It's designed to help them connect with the subject and create unique portraits.
Integrated Digital Zoom
The M11 features an integrated digital zoom that's designed to allow users to get closer to their subjects. It can be used with both DNG and JPEG files. While the view is cropped, the DNG files retain all of the data from the sensor. The M11 features a stunning 2.3-million-pixel display that's capable of displaying images with 100% sRGB color gamut and 800 nits of brightness. Its status screen provides users with direct access to various functions. A dedicated top-plate button also lets users customize their camera.
Low Light Performance
The M11 is an excellent all-around camera that's capable of capturing images with great low-light performance. It features a dynamic range of up to 15 stops, and it can shoot at an ISO of 50,000. Its electronic shutter is also ideal for capturing bright scenes.
Viewfinder Features:
A 2.3-million-pixel display with 800 nits of brightness and a 100% sRGB color gamut makes it easy to view photos. Its status screen provides direct access to various functions, but a button on the top-plate allows users to customize it. This large and bright 0.73x magnification optical viewfinder features a built-in parallax compensation system and bright-line frame lines for easy adjustment. It can also match the sensor's focal length at a distance of around 6.6 feet. The rear 2.95-inch LCD of this device features a brighter design that's ideal for sunny conditions. Its updated menu design matches the SL and Q systems for easier navigation. The M11's base plate is intentionally left out of the box to provide quick access to its various features, such as a USB-C port and an SD card slot. It also has 64 GB of internal storage.
Battery and Weight Overview:
The M11 features a new 1800 milliamp hour battery that's 64% more powerful than its predecessor. It features a new BP-SLC7 battery inside. The new BP-SCL7 battery is 64% more powerful than the one used in the previous generation. It can provide up to 700 shots per charge. But, if the camera is only used with the optical viewfinder, it can take around 1700 shots.
This model takes the traditional red dot design and adds a battery. It weighs about 1.4 lb., which is 20% more than the standard model. The first camera in the series to not feature removable baseplates was the M11 model. It has a design that's similar to that of the SL and Q systems.
Connectivety
Its convenient USB-C port and enhanced energy efficiency make it even more user-friendly.
It's compatible with iPad and iPhone.
It can be connected via Bluetooth and comes with software updates for enhanced photography.
Its app, FOTOS, provides various features, such as geotagging and remote control.
The M11 retains many of the same features as its predecessors, but it has undergone various body modifications.
This model features a black finish on its camera's dials, top plate, and switch.
The friction of use eventually exposes the brass, which creates a distinctive patina.
The M11 also features a single SD memory card slot inside the battery compartment.
With 64GB of built-in memory, you can easily store photos and videos without using a memory card.
You can also use the internal memory to simulate having two card slots for different file types.
The USB-C port on the base can be used to charge the camera's battery and transfer files.
It can also be used with the FOTOS cable, which allows users to attach their smartphones to the camera using the app for sharing and managing photos.
The camera can also be wirelessly connected to a device using Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
The FOTOS app can be used to connect the device to other iOS or Android-powered gadgets.
The app allows users to geotag their photos and add their own ratings to the images.
Leica History
For people who want to broaden their technical proficiency, the versatile and highly regarded M camera is a good choice. It's also a tool for those who believe that photography is an art form that involves capturing the world's ephemeral beauty. For over 70 years, Leica has been making history with its innovative cameras. Through its continuous focus on sustainability, the company was able to create a standard that's both timeless and reliable. The M-Bayonet was the first camera to feature this type of longevity. Today, almost all of the M-Lenses are still available for use with the company's new M11 model.
The accessories for the M-System are designed to meet the needs of users with uncomplicated usability and functional design. They are made using high-quality materials and are guaranteed to last for a long time. Whether they are contemporary or timeless, the different accessories for the M-System can enhance the versatility of digital and analog cameras.
Warranty
Limited 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty
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Brand
Leica
Free Shipping
Free Shipping Available
Photography Product Series
Leica M
Lens Mount
Leica L
Memory Card Type
SD
Image Stabilization
No
Pixels
Effective: 60.3 Megapixel
Camera Format
Rangefinder
Maximum Resolution
9528 x 6328
Aspect Ratio
3:2
Sensor Size
35.8 x 23.9 mm (Full-Frame) CMOS
Bit Depth
14-Bit
ISO Sensitivity
64 to 50,000 in Auto Mode
Shutter Speed
Mechanical Shutter: 1/4000 to 60 Seconds Electronic Shutter: 1/16000 to 60 Seconds
Metering Method
Center-Weighted Average, Multi-Zone, Spot
Exposure Modes
Aperture Priority, Manual
Exposure Compensation
-3 to +3 EV (1/3 EV Steps)
White Balance
2000 to 11,500K Presets: Auto, Cloudy, Color Temperature, Daylight, Flash, Fluorescent (Cool White), Fluorescent (Warm White), Manual, Shade, Tungsten
Continuous Shooting
Up to 4.5 fps at Maximum Resolution for up to 15 Frames (Raw) / 100 Frames (JPEG)
Self-Timer
2/12-Second Delay
Focus Type
Manual Focus Only
Focus Mode
Manual Focus Only
Viewfinder Type
Optical
Viewfinder Magnification
Approx. 0.73x
Monitor Size
Display Size is 2.95"
Monitor Resolution
2,332,800 Dot
Monitor Type
Fixed Touchscreen LCD
Dedicated Flash System
TTL
Maximum Sync Speed
1/180 Second
Flash Compensation
-3 to +3 EV (1/3 EV Steps)
External Flash Connection
Shoe Mount
Memory Card Slot
Single Slot: SD/SDHC/SDXC (UHS-II)
Connectivity/ Ports
1x USB-C Input/Output, 1x USB-C (USB 3.2 / 3.1 Gen 1) Data Input/Output (Shared with Power Input)
