Antonio G. Di Benedetto
Leica made another LCD-less digital camera, and it’s $9,395.
Leica’s played this tune before, as the new M11-D is its fourth screen-less model. This time it’s essentially an M11-P that’s gone LCD-free, and it has the same 60-megapixel full-frame sensor and Content Credentials.
These cameras are about as niche as they are expensive. But remember when they cost over $3,000 less?
1/5The ISO dial is on the rear instead of the top-left shoulder like other M11 cameras, replacing the LCD in the process. Also of note is that the faux film advance lever of the M10-D has been done away with. Image: Leica Camera