Leica SL2-S review
- Certain controls are awkwardly positioned
- AF area joystick doesnât support diagonal movements
Leica SL2-S at a glance:
£3975 body-only
5.76m-dot viewfinder
5-axis in-body stabilisation
Itâs easy to forget that Leica has been making full-frame mirrorless cameras longer than anyone else except Sony. The firm launched its original 24MP SL (Typ 601) back in 2015, when the likes of Canon and Nikon were still confidently asserting that the future of photography lay with DSLRs. It took three more years before those two giants joined this now-dominant section of the market. At about the same time, Leica banded together with Panasonic and Sigma to form the L-Mount Alliance, building cross-compatible cameras and lenses.