Leica Appareil photo hybride M11 boîtier nu Monochrom Noir

Good Points: no need to add a extra tripod mount, there are screws and the base of the grip is shaped to inherit other locking mechanics of tripods Improvement Points: I had to buy the finger loop separately, it's probably mentioned somewhere but a quick glance suggests it's included, get a finger loop too, they're ace.

Good Points: Amazing high iso results. Changes the game on what you can shoot in low light. For me the tonal quality of the images are spot on too. Improvement Points: Well the price - but that's niche Leica for you!

The Leica M11 Monochrom matches classic controls and German engineering with a black-and-white digital sensor that snaps pictures with rich tone and texture, but its price may make you see red.

Leica’s M-series cameras are definitely niche products that will attract discerning buyers with deep pockets. For those who are accustomed to an autofocus camera and lens, stepping back to manual operations will require plenty of adjustments. Essentially, the M11 is a camera for photographers who want control over every aspect of image capture and are more interested in shooting than editing shots. It requires deliberation to ensure images are correctly focused, which means it won’t suit action photographers. It’s better for landscapes and can also be used for street photography, particularly with the 35mm lens. The M11 has the outstanding build quality associated with Leica products and is an impressive performer within its limitations. For that reason we’ve given it our Recommended tick.

Leica's M11 digital rangefinder camera offers several ergonomic improvements over its predecessor and packs a head-turning 60MP sensor while staying true to its manual focus roots.