The Leica SL2 ($5,995, body only) is the company's first new L-mount camera since it announced a partnership with Sigma and Panasonic to leverage the existing lens mount a little over a year ago. And ...

Towards the end of 2015 Leica released a brand new system camera to its lineup: the Leica SL. As the world's first mirrorless full-frame camera it represented a shift in the company's thinking - with ...

Leica stresses the point that, when it says “all metal”, it means “all-metal” – there’s absolutely no fiberglass in the SL2’s construction. The inserts on both the handgrip and main body panels are ...

The Leica Summilux-SL 50mm f/1.4 ASPH is probably the heaviest prime lens within the SL range, when laying my eyes on this amazing lens my first thought was, why is that so big and heavy for a 50mm? - ...

Many consider Leica, the Rolls-Royce of photographic equipment, and the parallels are impressive. After visiting its factory in Wetzlar, Germany, I found that Every employee obsesses over each detail ...

The Leica SL2-S is a more affordable version of the SL2, with the same body, but with a 24mp full-frame sensor, the camera is set up for both stills and video, with high-speed continuous shooting ...

Following the excellent Leica Q compact camera, we wondered how long it would be before Leica unveiled a full-frame mirrorless system with interchangeable lenses. Well, wait no more - that time is now ...

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Deep-pocketed Leica enthusiasts rejoice! There's a new follow-up to the excessively good, full-frame mirrorless Leica SL. Four years after the original, the SL2’s full-frame CMOS sensor is almost ...

When you hear Leica, a few generalizations come to mind: cameras with the red dots on them; the German company that sells really expensive cameras; cameras that can’t compete with Canon, Nikon, or ...

Last year Leica announced the SL System, a full-frame mirrorless camera that was well received by press and photographers alike, and with the promise of bringing some serious glass to the series.