SL3: Powerful Leica Mirrorless
The SL3 is a source of inspiration and a trusted companion, elevating the art of visual storytelling to a whole new level. Ideal for those who aim to not only enhance their photography and videography skills, but also for those who want to own the moment, and fully immerse themselves in the joy of the creative process with a Leica.
This mirrorless full-frame system camera is a testament to Made in Germany quality and precision, uniquely combining cutting-edge technology and a user-friendly design with the renowned craftsmanship synonymous with the Leica brand for more than 150 years.
Sharpness and Accuracy
An innovative hybrid autofocus system in the Leica SL3 combines three different technologies: phase detection, object detection, and contrast detection.
Thanks to advanced algorithms, these technologies work in harmony to produce a highly precise system.
Design Refinement as only Leica can
The SL3 is noticeably more compact and lighter than all its previous models. The camera’s excellent Leica UX design guarantees a user-friendly and personalised operation. With sleek shapes, adaptable user interfaces, and a clear distinction between photo and video modes, the SL3 impresses with outstanding ergonomics at all levels.
A smooth workflow whilst shooting is easily facilitated with swift access to frequently used functions in the control centre.
The system camera’s high-resolution and tiltable display contribute to the user-friendly design, focused entirely on ease of use.
Additionally, the SL3’s interface can be fully customised according to personal preferences.
Key specifications
- 60MP BSI CMOS sensor
- 5-axis in-body image stabilization rated at 5.0EV
- ISO 50-100,000 (base ISO 100)
- Hybrid phase/contrast-detect autofocus
- Eye/face/body and animal detection AF
- DCI 8K video in H.265, 1080p in ProRes all with no time limits
- 5.76M dot OLED EVF with up to 120fps refresh
- 2.33M dot tilting rear touchscreen
- 4fps 14-bit shooting with AF, 5fps in 12-bit mode, up to 15fps, 12-bit with focus and exposure locked at first frame.