The Q & SL Era

The SL-system counterpart to the M APO-Summicron — autofocus, weather-sealed, and optically equivalent to one of the world's best 50mm lenses.

The 47MP full-frame mirrorless SL: Leica's professional L-mount body with IBIS, weather sealing, and 5-axis stabilisation.

The Q2 with a dedicated monochrome sensor: 47MP without a Bayer filter, for maximum B&W resolution in a compact fixed-lens body.

The speed-focused SL: 24MP BSI sensor optimised for low-light and action — the "S" stands for sensitivity and speed.

The third-generation Q — 60MP sensor, articulating display, and the most capable fixed-lens Leica ever made.

Leica's hybrid instant camera — shoot digital, choose what to print on Instax Mini film.

Leica's third-generation full-frame L-mount mirrorless — 60MP BSI sensor and phase-detect AF bring it fully up to date.

A Q-style redesign of the D-Lux compact — Leica's most affordable new camera in years, now with a cleaner modern aesthetic.

The telephoto zoom that completed Leica's f/2.8 "holy trinity" for the SL system.

A 24MP speed-oriented sibling to the SL3 — faster burst rates and better high-ISO performance for action and low-light work.

The Monochrom treatment comes to the Q line — a 60MP black-and-white-only fixed-lens compact.

A 44MP speed-focused SL3 variant: hybrid phase-detect AF, 40 fps bursts, and 8K open-gate video.