Leica M11 Monochrom

The 4th generation of monochrome sensor Leica cameras offers maximum artistic freedom and flexibility in composing images with nothing but light and shadow. With its BSI CMOS sensor specially designed for black-and-white photography and its enormous sensitivity range of ISO 125 to 200,000, the Leica M11 Monochrom delivers images with the finest detail, extremely high contrast and exceptional, natural sharpness. It also offers the option of switching between 60, 36 and 18 MP at any time. As a certified Apple "Made for iPhone® and iPad®" accessory, the Leica M11 Monochrome offers unique possibilities – for images with that unmistakable Leica Monochrome character.

Leica 20211 Digital Camera M11-P 60.3MP in Black Finish (Body Only) Discover the pinnacle of photographic innovation with the Leica M11-P, a camera that redefines subtlety and performance in the world of visual storytelling. As a beacon of authenticity, the M11-P integrates encrypted metadata compliant with the Content Authenticity Initiative, ensuring the integrity of your photographs.

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