Leica Hybride camera SL2-S + Summicron SL 35mm f/2 ASPH Zwart

Good Points: A great step up from the original SL, fantastic high iso performance.

For anyone who wants to try a made in Germany Leica but does not like rangefinder style camera, needs AF, or wants to use M lenses with EVF, this is a truly great option for you to get. I will just list out the pros and cons for this camera body IMHO. I do not use this camera for video shooting so I will not include any opinion below. Pros: - Fabulous RAW image quality - Best EVF I've ever tried - Great IBIS - High ISO performance is good - Robust build quality - High contrast mono film style ...

The Leica SL2-S's striking design comes with high-end pricing to match, but it's a lovely mirrorless camera for those who can afford it.

The Leica SL2-S third-generation ‘hybrid’ model is a professional-level camera that’s been set up to be more versatile than previous versions. It retains key features of its older siblings, and it adds a new Maestro III processor that supports burst shooting at up to 25 fps as well as oversampled 10-bit 4:2:2 4K/30p video recording. A new multi-shot mode allows users to record 96-megapixel still images. The SL2-S’s test images showed the usual excellent Leica image quality. Test shots and movie clips were sharp and detailed with a relatively wide dynamic range, robust contrast and natural-looking colours with restrained saturation. The camera’s body is made from solid metal and is one of the toughest and most rugged on the market. The SL2-S and SL lenses will last a lifetime and withstand challenging environments. The touch-screen monitor works well and the EVF is the largest, brightest and sharpest we’ve encountered and, thanks to a rapid refresh rate – a real joy to use.

Good Points: Lovely camera to use, high iso performance is very good. Marries very well with Leica glass old and new. Build is beautiful. Improvement Points: It’s not cheap! No articulated screen.