Leica revealed the M11-D, a screen-less version of 2022’s M11, a 60-megapixel M-mount digital rangefinder camera.
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.”
Underneath the display-less back plate, though, the M11-D is still a modern digital camera. It has a 60MP sensor, with enough cache to shoot five full-resolution images per second, 256GB of internal storage, and the ability to use UHS-II SD cards up to 2TB in size. The camera also includes Bluetooth and Wi-Fi that you can use to connect it to a smartphone, and USB-C for data transfer and charging.
Leica M11-D camera is $9395 and available at Adorama | B&HPhoto.
Key Features
- The Leica M11-D Digital Camera Body is a formidable addition to the M-mount series, blending the art of classic photography with digital technology. The M11-D brings Leica back to basics with minimal modern controls whilst maintaining a powerful full-frame BSI CMOS sensor. The Maestro III engine powers impressive Triple Resolution Technology, capable of capturing stunning 60/36/18MP images.
- Compact digital rangefinder system camera without display
- Iconic, unobtrusive, no-logo design
- Made in Germany
- Seamlessly connect to Leica FOTOS
- 256 GB internal memory
- USB-C-port Certified “Made for iPhone and iPad”
- New ISO Dial design on back of camera
- Lighter aluminum top plate and scratch-resistant finish
- Based off of M11-P with 60 MP Triple-Resolution Sensor & Maestro III Processor (60 / 36 / 18 MP)
- Supports Leica Content Credentials
- Compatible with Leica Visoflex 2 for Live View
- Customizable controls & advanced connectivity via Leica FOTOS App:
