Leica M11 - what came before?
The Leica M11 is the successor to the Leica M10, indeed to the uninitiated it looks practically identical. This is just as well as the Leica M10 was in effect a refinement of the Leica M (Typ 240), particularly with the larger, more durable rangefinder, more logical button layout, and improved menu operation. However, while there were some slight gains in noise and DR the M10 sensor's similar pixel count likely hindered sales.Still, it wasn’t until the introduction of the M10-R some 18 months or so ago that we saw the real successor to the Leica M (Typ 240) models. As good as the Leica M10-R was, it wasn't perfect (though to be fair it wasn't far off). The smaller battery over the Leica M (Typ 240) was a bit of an issue and the sharper handling of the r
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