Leica CL data file £2,250 body only 24.2MP APS-C sensor ISO 100-50,000 L mount 2.36m-dot electronic viewfinder 3in 1.04m-dot touchscreen 49-point contrast detection AF 10fps continuous shooting 4K 30fps video; Full HD up to 60fps Leica: it’s all about beautifully made but expensive rangefinders for Cartier-Bresson wannabes, right? Along with those mythically sharp lenses with evocative names like Summilux, or bucket-list buys like the M10 Monochrom … While these are the products that have established Leica’s reputation as a premium-quality, premium-price brand, the company also has some neat cameras much further down the price range. A notable example is the Leica CL, an APS-C mirrorless model that came out in 2017 (an upgrade is widely expected this year, but so far nothing’s been confirmed by the company). The CL is a 24MP rangefinder-style mirrorless camera, which sat alongside the TL2 in the company’s APS-C lineup when it first came out. That’s nearly four years ago, which is an age in camera tech terms, so is the CL still a good buy? While it’s more affordable than M-series cameras, you’d hardly call it an impulse buy at £2,250 from the official Leica store – and that’s body only. Effective metering […]
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