Leica SL3-P
Leica has announced the SL3-P, a new full-frame camera positioned between the existing SL3 and SL3-S models. It features a 44-megapixel sensor, a hybrid autofocus system, and enhanced video capabilities, aiming to offer a balanced option for photographers and videographers.
- 44-megapixel BSI full-frame sensor
- ISO range of 50 to 200,000
- Hybrid autofocus system with phase detection, depth mapping, and contrast detection
- Continuous shooting up to 40 frames per second with autofocus
- Multi-shot mode up to 176 megapixels
- 8K video recording capabilities
- Price: EUR 5,990 (inclusive of VAT)
The SL3-P features a 44MP sensor, placing it between the 60MP SL3 and 24MP SL3-S, all utilizing the L-Mount.
The camera's autofocus system combines phase detection (819 points), depth mapping, and contrast detection, offering faster and more accurate focusing than the SL3-S.
The SL3-P supports multi-shot mode to produce images up to 176MP, compared to 96MP on the SL3-S.
Video recording capabilities include 8.1K Open Gate in 3:2 format at up to 30p and 5.9K at up to 60 fps.
The physical size and weight of the SL3-P are identical to the SL3 and SL3-S.
The SL3-P's pricing of EUR 5,990 positions it between the SL3 (EUR 6,990) and SL3-S (EUR 5,190).
The camera's interface is identical to the SL3-S, ensuring no learning curve for existing users.