Leica Leicaflex Sl. My Leicaflex SL and the Leicaflex SL mot side by side. At the time of the introduction of the Leicaflex the range was limited to 35mm, 50mm, 90mm and 135mm focal lengths of moderate speed. The Leicaflex series of high-end single-lens reflex 35 mm format film cameras were introduced by Leitz Camera in 1964
Lot 58 A Leica Leicaflex SL SLR Camera, from www.flintsauctions.com
To be frank, Leica was late to come to the SLR market Pick one up and use it, even today, and you'll understand why it cost Leitz so much to produce the SL.
Lot 58 A Leica Leicaflex SL SLR Camera,
The Leicaflex / Leica R lenses are superb optics; however, Leica has always offered a more limited range of reflex lenses than its Japanese rivals My Leitz Leicaflex SL in black, here with Leica 50 mm Summicron-R f/2.0 from Canada These babies will go to work like my other cameras.
Leica Leicaflex SL Chrome Version 2 (3 Position Advance Lever) 35mm. First introduced in 1968, the Leicaflex SL was the second camera in the Leica R-mount series Although the Leicaflex standard didn't compete favorably against other SLRs, the Leicaflex SL proved to be a worthy competitor against Japanese camera makers.
Leica Leicaflex SL Kutuzov Photo. The cameras, which combined Leica's reputation for optical precision, the build quality of the M3, and the compositional ease that an SLR affords, were iconoclasts in a time where photographer amenities such as through-the-lens metering, lighter-weight materials, interchangeable focusing screens and prisms, were. The original Leitz Leicaflex, the following Leitz Leicaflex SL and the Leitz Leicaflex SL2 that was later replaced by the Leica R3 all have an extremely nice shutter sound and is build like a tank