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Leica S

Quick information
Brand Leica 2010
Model S
Released Year 2010
Type DSLR Cameras
Series S
Color Black
Status Discontinued

Overview

The Leica S is a medium format digital camera introduced in 2010, featuring a high-resolution 37.5-megapixel CCD sensor. This technical design allows for superior image quality and exceptional detail capture compared to standard full-frame cameras. The camera incorporates a robust and precise mechanical shutter system with excellent durability. Its unique S bayonet lens mount supports a range of prime and zoom lenses designed specifically for the S series. The camera body features weather sealing to ensure reliability in challenging environments. Additionally, the Leica S utilizes a fast and accurate autofocus system optimized for medium format photography.

Specifications

MPN 10804
UPC 4022243108042
Model Leica S
Maximum Aperture f/2.5
Color Black
Battery Type Li-Ion
Features Body Only
Series Leica S
Type Digital SLR
Maximum Resolution 37.5 MP
Item Height 4.7 in
Item Width 6.3 in
Item Weight 2.8 lbs.
Manufacturer Color Black

Key Advantages

The Leica S offers outstanding image quality with a large medium format sensor that delivers enhanced dynamic range and color fidelity. Its exceptional build quality ensures durability and reliability even in demanding conditions. The S bayonet mount system provides compatibility with high-performance lenses specifically made for this system. Weather sealing protects the camera against dust and moisture, allowing usage in varied environments. The camera's CCD sensor ensures reduced noise and superior tonal gradation in images. Furthermore, the Leica S features user-friendly ergonomics enabling prolonged comfortable handling during shoots.

Limitations

The Leica S medium format camera comes with a relatively high price point compared to other professional cameras. Its weight and size are larger due to the medium format design, which may impact portability. The autofocus system, while accurate, may not be as fast as modern mirrorless cameras. Limited third-party lens options require investment primarily in Leica lenses. The camera's CCD sensor technology, while excellent for image quality, can have slower readout speeds compared to CMOS sensors. Finally, the discontinued status means it may be challenging to find replacements parts or official support over time.

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