LEICA SL3 STEPS UP TO 60 MP & 8K VIDEO

NOT SO VERY surprisingly, the third-gen Leica SL full frame mirrorless camera gets the 60.3 megapixels BSI CMOS sensor similar to the one that's already doing service in the Leica M11 and the fixed-lens Q3. Leica claims a dynamic range of 15 stops at ISO 50. The sensor also incorporates PDAF pixels as another outcome of the L2 technology alliance with Panasonic. The SL3 mates the sensor with Leica's ‘Maestro IV’ processor (as also used in the Q3) which drives, among other things, AI-based subject recognition AF and tracking with settings for humans – either faces or eyes – and animals which includes dogs and cats. As on the Q3 and M11 models, the sensor has Leica's “Triple Resolution Technology” which also allows for RAW (DNG) capture at either 36…

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