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Leica M EV1 review: Electronic viewfinder model is a revelation

What Is the Leica M EV1 The Leica M EV1 is a long-rumoured model based on the Leica M11 body and M-mount, but with an electronic viewfinder rather than an optical rangefinder. It’s a feature that's been a long time coming, but now that it’s here, what is it really like? And does it really ‘work' in place of the rangefinder? Key Features and BenefitsFull-frame 60MP BSI-CMOS sensor with Triple Resolution Technology ( 60, 36 or 18 megapixels) 5.76 megapixel EVF Manual focus only, with focus peaking and focus assist (magnification) aids at taking aperture Supports Content Credentials 64 GB internal memory (and single SD slot) Connectivity via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi or cable Available from 23rd of October 2025 (later in the US) Retail price is £6,840.00 / €7,950.

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