Leica S : Tests and Reviews
Leica S Review
Leica S sensor review: Consummate performer?
Introduction Launched at Photokina in 2012, the Leica S is a revised version of the original Leica S2, the firm’s professional medium format camera intended for both field use and studio photography. Like the original, it adopts a custom made Truesense Imaging 45 x 30 mm (3:2 aspect ratio) 37.5-Mpix CCD but features improved image processing with increased sensitivity from ISO100-1600 including an auto ISO selection option. Other upgrades include a larger buffer (now 2GB) and faster transfer rates, allowing consecutive capture of up to 32 lossely compressed DNG files.Although the environmentally sealed magnesium alloy shell
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Leica’s re-imagined S medium format camera adopts the 30 x 45mm 37.5-Mpix CCD of the original Leica S2 but adds improved image processing, built-in GPS and a number of other refinements. Read on to find out how well the new camera performs. |