Leica provides a rubber strap with their T, TL, and TL2 cameras, but many users are not particularly fond of it. The strap can be a bit cumbersome to use, and over time, the rubber tends to wear out, as mine eventually did. A popular alternative is to purchase the universal Leica Strap Lug Kit... Continue Reading →
Introduction: In this review, we’ll take a closer look at how the SG-Image 25mm f/1.8 lens performs in real-world shooting conditions, especially on crop sensor bodies. We'll explore whether it truly delivers on its promise of affordability without compromising precision. If you're interested in the first impression, read my article about it here : /2024/09/25/affordable-precision-first-look-at-the-sg-image-25mm-f-1-8/... Continue Reading →
Some time ago, I bought a Leica T camera, which was initially advertised as using the Leica T mount. However, it turned out that, for some strange reason, Leica had simply given the L mount a different name, likely to prioritize their own lenses. In any case, the fact that it’s actually an L mount... Continue Reading →
About The Leica T (Typ 701) is an innovative mirrorless camera that blends high-end design with solid performance. Initially, it faced criticism for its autofocus issues and limited native lens options. However, with the release of firmware version 1.9, many of these issues have been resolved. Autofocus performance is now much improved, making it more... Continue Reading →
Sometimes, things turn out completely different from what you expected. Not too long ago, I had the chance to buy a Leica Digilux 2, a fantastic camera that I'm really happy with. At first, it felt like fireworks with just a few sparkles. However, what came afterward was completely unexpected—the real fireworks were yet to... Continue Reading →
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