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Very interesting direction for Leica… Maybe we will get a dedicated Cinema Camera in the form of the FX3 as Nikon and Canon have also jumped on the bandwagon https://www.newsshooter.com/2025/09/09/leitz-cine-hektor-t2-1-mirrorless-hybrid-cinema-lenses/
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Hi everyone, I just purchased my first cinema style lens for the SL2-S and have just done a quick review and first impressions about it here I know some users have wondered how non-Leica lenses perform on this body, so I thought this could add to the literature. I have to say that this lens has been a pleasure to use and edit from– the wide angle is insanely fun to use! However, and I guess I don't really touch on this in the video, I don't think this is a normal walk-around lens like most Leica lenses are intended for. Even the bigger SL lenses can seem normal to walk around with. Because of the gears and almost intimidating appearance, I don't believe this fun wide-angle would be all that fun to roam the streets with. This all being said, I can see this being a fun option for small productions and wedding/event use! Sidenote– You may also notice some wobbling/warping on the sides of the video images, and I believe this is because the SL2-S currently does not properly accommodate for a 20mm focal length with IBIS. Throughout this video I used the 21mm option, so the weird warping becomes apparent when moving a lot Cheers
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Just shot with a set of Leitz M 0.8 lenses. They are 8 M-mount cinemodded lenses consisting of 5 summiluxes (21, 24, 28, 35, 50), a noctilux (50) and two summicrons (75 and 90). Two 0.8 pitch rings for diaphragm and focus pulling, uniform filter diameter of 77mm and matte box diameter of 80mm. Used with RF to M adapter on RED Komodo. Avg. price per lens $10K.
