Leica announce the 60MP M11 rangefinder camera

Leica has announced the M11 digital rangefinder camera, the newest member to the M-series line-up. The M11 uses a 60MP BSI CMOS sensor that uses Triple Resolution technology. This allows the camera to produce raw image files in DNG format and JPEGs at 60, 36 or 18 megapixels, always using the full sensor area.

A special IR + UV cut filter which comprises of two extremely thin, cemented layers of glass, achieve an effective correction of even the most oblique rays of incident light. Thanks to a new color filter array, the camera also offers an improved, more natural color reproduction.

The Leica M11 maintains the look of the traditional M-series cameras, but improved to focus on efficiency and ergonomics and also a new 2.3M-dot touchscreen.

The traditional baseplate has been replaced to give direct access to the battery and SD card. In addition to the SD card slot the Leica M11 has an internal storage capacity of 64GB.
 

Quick Specs:

• Compact digital rangefinder system camera

• Full-frame BSI CMOS sensor with Triple Resolution Technology

• Maestro III Processor

• 64 GB internal memory

• ISO 64 to 50.000

• Electronic shutter featuring a shutter speed of up to 1/16000 of a second

• Multi-field metering in rangefinder mode 

• USB-C-port

• Apple “Made for iPhone and iPad” certified accessory