Leica Mirrorless Cameras L Mount

[10] As its label (50mm f/0.95) would suggest, this lens is an extraordinary photographic tool, either on an M-mount (Leica) camera or, with various adapters, on mirrorless cameras (albeit with manual aperture & manual focus). There's no issue with focusing accuracy with a mirrorless camera, of course, but with an M-mount camera the maximum aperture (f/0.95) accurate focusing may require an adjustment to the lens to work precisely with the camera's rangefinder, and TTArtisan kindly provides the tools and instructions for doing that. My copy of this lens, however, was perfectly adjusted right out of the box (whether that's the exception or the rule, I cannot say). This lens used good materials (metal) and is well put together---a quality product. Is this lens a paragon of optical perfection? No, far from it, but you don't buy an f/0.95 lens for that; you buy it for the unique effects you can obtain at maximum aperture. Is it a world-beating built-like-a-tank masterpiece of optical and mechanical construction like the Leica 50mm Noctilux? No, of course not, but it also costs only about 6% of the price of a Noctilux ($755 vs. $12,795), which makes it an extraordinary value for the money.

[0.45 lb] Upgraded from a 5d Mark iii. This camera is everything. It's incredible. The focusing is unbelievable. It will perfectly track your subject everytime. It is heavier than the new mirrorless models, so hand holding it all day at a wedding is not ideal, but for sports especially and anything short of an all day event this camera is amazing. Also no one else on the sidelines has a faster shutter than me anymore. It was hard deciding between this and the new mirrorless cameras Canon has out. I was concerned because this is potentially the last non-mirrorless body they're making. This was the absolutely the right choice for me. This uses the EF mount, so I needed no new glass and no mount adapter. I also like looking through the viewfinder at real life rather than the simulated shot. Other photographers I know have the mirrorless cameras and they have all had a few common issues with them that I don't have.

[0.2 lb] Being able to use my Leica M-mount lenses on my Nikon Z cameras is just fantastic. Using focus peaking on the cameras has made manually focusing the lenses a breeze, and it allows me to slow down a bit and focus (no pun intended) on the process. Even my older Leica lenses have produced great results on my Nikon Z9. The mount itself is well made with a nice solid feel clicking the lens into place and likewise, when attaching the ring to the camera. I'm sorry I waited so long to purchase the ring. I'm really enjoying using my Leica lenses again.

[Aluminum] Bought this so I could use my Leica lens on my canon mount cameras. Works perfect so far and I couldn’t be happier. I like that it’s low key unlike other bulky adapters.

[Aluminum] It's simple, good and cost-effective. On top of allowing you to mount your typical Leica mount manual lenses, including Zeiss of Voigtlander, to just attach to your Fuji or Sonly cameras, it allows you to also focus much closer than normally possible. Personally I am using this to mount my Leica and Zeiss lenses on my Fujifilm cameras. Highly recomended.

[Sony E] I love the Leica 90mm f/2.8 ELMARIT and now I can have a solid imitation for my digital L-mount cameras.

[5 A] Excellent D-Tap to USB-C Power Delivery Cable for Mirrorless Cameras. A must have cable if you own a mirrorless camera and want to power it via a V-Mount Battery so you won't have to worry about the battery dying out on you on a video shoot.

[1-1/4" / 32 mm] Durable retention system for DSLR and mirrorless cameras.

[Black] Use with my Leica M cameras, though a bit expensive they go well with my Leica.

Use with my Leica M cameras, though a bit expensive they go well with my Leica.