60-megapixel full-frame sensor mirrorless camera Leica SL3 was officially unveiled. As no surprise, the model is quite expensive.
Leica SL3, It replaces the SL2, which appeared in 2019, and carries a very familiar design. Built on a 60-megapixel full-frame BSI CMOS sensor, the mirrorless camera can also take 36-megapixel or 18-megapixel shots if desired. Body capable of operating in the range of 50-100,000 ISO, Has a dynamic range of 15 stopsp and autofocus performance with PDAF infrastructure It has been significantly increased compared to the SL2. The SL3, which also has object detection and contrast detection features on the focusing side, can be easily controlled from the movable LCD screen on the back. A formidable option, the SL3 is a CFexpress Type B with slot UHS-II SD It comes with a card slot, can be charged via USB and can be operated at the same time. The model, which also supports WiFi connection, carries an IP54 certificate, meaning that it is not affected by water up to a certain level. With five-axis in-body image stabilization technology Promising clear photos even at low shutter speeds, the body offers a 120 Hz refresh rate in its 5.76 million dot OLED viewfinder. Although video is not the main focus, it is at the top Capable of recording 8K video Leica SL3, It can record in H.265 formats at 8K and ProRes formats at 1080P. Unfortunately, the worst part of the SL3 is its price. Because it is perfect for the model An international body price of 7 thousand dollars is announced.