Everything but the price. But that can be said about anything worth buying these days.

Question. Is there a Third Party flash you can use with the Leica system

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Red dot

it's a horrible choice for video lol

@@apmanti12 Yes, honestly I rented the SL2-S from Leica in Milano and I don't think it's the same for video like Sony for example. I bought FX3 in the end

@@ronbackal yeah, i mean for this price, it is just not worth it at all, you could get nikon z8 that does 8k raw and still have money for a high-end lens, memory and other things

Lol

That’s why you must learn Kung Fu

@@lizlana4200 This is mostly a German camera (don't look at the battery!). Not sure what the German equivalent of Kung Fu is.

@@hatpeach1 lol

Lol

Just looked it up on BH. $7k 👀

@@FranciscoAlvarezTV haahahahahahaha

It should be WYSIWYG so we can adjust appropriately. I don’t want to be surprised in post-processing with exposure issues.

From the video, it appears that the camera may be set to Exposure Preview mode, which uses your current exposure settings to give you a preview of the final exposure you will get when you capture your image. The issue is Exposure Preview needs to be paused so the camera gets appropriate light levels from the camera for autofocus purposes. As such, if you are shooting manually, but you are using autofocus, Exposure Preview seems to turn off momentarily until focus is achieved. (Remember when using older optical viewfinders, you could not preview your exposure as you were seeing what your lens was seeing, not a processed image in an electronic viewfinder. As such, the camera continuously got the full light from the lens as cameras use the maximum aperture at all times until the shutter is depressed). I cannot state that this is an error, and I do not know if Leica will create a "fix" for this issue. However, you may wish to contact Leica directly to see if they may have more information on the above issue. If you do not want this change to occur, my recommendation would be to simply turn Exposure Preview off when shooting manually. Similar to older optical viewfinder cameras, you can use the light meter to set your exposure settings, and you should not have an issue with the camera adjusting light levels to focus your lens.

Lol

Definitely not an investment.. the right Rolex, not all, will increase value. This camera will decrease as soon as out of the shop. And loaded with electronics which is going to fail one day I doubt it will be handed down to the next generation… Buy a good old film entirely mechanical Leica such a M3 and then your grand children will use it

Nooo, this will lose value the moment you buy it. Rolex gains value with time.

It’s a very heavy camera if you’re used to sony.

triggered?

Like Lumix S1RII?

What happened

The reason they talk to you like that is because they adhere to educated people not peasants

@@evetsiksatusure

I think so

No, $7K.

If you never owned one you wouldn’t understand

The SL is Leica’s answer to hybrid or video shooters. The M is for photography only (brief departure with the 240/246). I do however think Leica is feeling pressure to answer a consumer demands perhaps at the expense of keeping true to the essentials. I personally liked a lot about the SL, SL2 and SL2-S. In particular, its size, weight and minimalist design. The SL3 causes me mixed feelings. I hope I will be pleasantly surprised when I have the chance to hold it in hand. I would have been happy with an SL2/S with new sensor, processor, hybrid phase/contrast autofocus and latest battery. Although the extra dial is a nice touch.

You can’t even afford it, whatchu talking about Willis

@@lizlana4200 lol

Agree

You can’t even afford it lok

@@lizlana4200 lol