Leica Sl2 Mirrorless Digital Camera Body Only

[Aluminum] It's good fit for Leica SL2 Camera.

[Handheld Only] This body pouch is the perfect size to carry a single Leica or other mirrorless camera with at least one other lens in the same pouch. An outer velcroed pocket can carry spare batteries or memory cards. It comes with two sturdy straps on the back which I use to attach it to a shoulder strap. When I want to carry a single camera and lens change in a discrete pouch this is the ideal format. Well built and has decent padding, though it's roomy enough you can add a little more.

This body pouch is the perfect size to carry a single Leica or other mirrorless camera with at least one other lens in the same pouch. An outer velcroed pocket can carry spare batteries or memory cards. It comes with two sturdy straps on the back which I use to attach it to a shoulder strap. When I want to carry a single camera and lens change in a discrete pouch this is the ideal format. Well built and has decent padding, though it's roomy enough you can add a little more.

[2x] I use the STC 14 with Lumix S Pro 70-200 f/2.8 and a Leica SL2 body. Works well, very sharp. I am pleased. NO lens update is required.

[0.305 lb] I received it today and confirm that it works very well with my Leica SL2-S body. No problems whatsoever. I'm happy that I can use my Canon L glass on the Leica SL2-S with this adapter. Cheers,

[L-Mount] I have been using the M system since I was 16 years old all the way from M4-P to now my beloved M10-P. With the Panasonic joining force with Leica on the SL system, I decided to take the plunge (My everyday system is based on the Lumix G9, so I know Panasonic quality, first hand). About 1 year ago, I bought the S1R, and start building up my Leica SL lens collection. I now own the SL Summicron 35mm and 75mm, as well as the SL Summilux 50mm. Finally, the Leica SL2 body came... Having used the S1R for about 1 year, I have some perspective. 1. Image quality of both body is very similar. 2. Construction and design of the SL2 is much, much better (not that the SR1 is poor, just another level). 3. With the M-SL adaptor on, and my M lenses, the SL2 behave amazingly well and better than the S1R with some lenses like my M18mm f3,4 (less definition loss on extreme corners full opened). 4. All my SL lenses are performing at a much higher level that their M lenses equivalent, clarity is better, extreme corners are better... but the SL lenses are really heavier, bigger so there is a real trade-off for performances. 6. the interface on the SL2 is really well-thought. It is a delight to use, much better than the S1R that was - to me - much more practical than a Nikon Z7 for example (that I owned, also). 7. Everything that is implemented so far, software wise, works! WiFi, Bluetooth, stabilization, software updates of lenses (Compare this with Nikon Z7 Bluetooth still in limbo!). 8. LeicaFotos 2 for iPad is a delight to import your raw DNG files directly into Lightroom iOS. Great! The SL2 is the perfect autofocus companion for a M system. We dreamed for it, and Leica delivered. Thanks a lot guys. Great job! PS: Waiting for the implementation of multi shot super high resolution mode in the next firmware.

[0.135 lb] My first with Sigma lens on my Leica SL2 body. Nice light weight and excellent image quality for portraits.. 2.8 is plenty for portraits so I passed over the faster bigger 85mm.

[1x USB-C Input] Very sharp lens used on a Leica SL2

[0.355 lb] Purchased directly from Smallrig for my Leica SL2, fits perfectly.

[TTL] The Leica sl2 is by far the best camera I've owned. It's minimalistic design isn't just for aesthetics. It keeps you focused on the art of photography, rather than being distracted by an array of buttons, switches, and unnecessary menu items. The build is unsurpassed. It's a titan among other cameras. Nothing feels like it. I currently own a Fuji GFX 50s, and the sl2 makes it feel like a toy. Image quality is so good it'll almost bring you to tears. The sl2 renders color amazingly well. It's an absolute dream to own.