Leica +2 Dioptre II for M11/M10 Cameras

Size 4
Designed to fit M11 Camera

Designed to fit M film cameras, M8, M9 and M240 generation cameras

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UVa II Filter
Protects against damage and dirt

The UVa II filter protects the front elements of the lens against scratches, marks and dirt. At the same time, the new multicoating and significantly improved optical parameters make it possible to preserve full imaging quality, even in unfavourable lighting conditions. Thanks to an additional thread, the UVa II filter can also be used in combination with other filters, and acts as permanent protection for your valuable filters, too.

Available in sizes: E39 to E95, Series VII and VIII
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Designed to fit M10 and M11 generation cameras

An exclusively designed Full-Frame BSI CMOS Sensor with Triple Resolution Technology adds new imaging technology to the M Family to produce an incomparable level of image quality and grants free choice of resolution, opening up entirely new possibilities in image composition. While the iconic Leica M design sticks to its roots, the inside of the camera has been entirely rebuilt, providing the latest state of the art technology. This one of a kind camera takes another step to perfection with significantly improved endurance, a wide ISO range and advanced metering features. With the Dual Memory and multiple connectivity features, photographers enjoy a fast and easy individual workflow in the ever changing world of photography.

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