Leica's M11-D Camera Manual Leaked

TapTechNews June 1st news, although Leica company didn't launch the M11-D camera in May, but currently the manual of this camera has been exposed by the foreign media LeicaRumors. The machine still continues the tradition of the screenless version of Leica's digital M series models since the big M, that is, allowing photographers to immerse in the thrill of seizing the decisive moment, avoiding the situation of having to see if it's clear after pressing the shutter (it's not a traditional working machine, more for enjoyment).

The manual shows that the relevant camera back only provides the ISO dial, similar to the Leica M-D model in the era of Leica big M (M240), rather than having the on/off and exposure compensation wheels like the Leica M10-D.

TapTechNews also noticed that the M11-D camera also canceled the previous Leica M10-D decorative film advance lever design. When Leica launched the M10-D, it emphasized this decorative film advance lever of this camera, claiming that although the relevant film advance lever has no actual function, it can improve the user's feel, but this design has caused quite a lot of controversy, so it is also expected that Leica cancelled the relevant design in the new model.