Leica M11 Handgrip Black

This attractive black protective case offers ideal protection for M-Cameras even including handgrip. It is equipped with handy Velcro fasteners. With the short front in place, it can hold a Leica M-Camera with a lens of up to 65 mm diameter/60 mm length. 

USB-C fast-charging technology allows the battery to be charged in an especially short space of time. Three AC power plugs (EU, US, UK) are included. The USB-cable also allows you to charge your camera on the go – so it is always ready for action.

This screen protection film with its glass surface with hardness 7 complies with ISO standard 15184 and provides effective protection against scratches and dirt on the camera display. Additionally, the film significantly reduces glare and allows pictures to be viewed with high contrast and clarity in bright light, without any distracting reflections.

This attractive black protective case offers ideal protection for M-Cameras even including handgrip. It is equipped with a handy Velcro fasteners. With the long front in place, it can hold a Leica M-Camera with a lens of up to 65 mm diameter/80 mm length.

The case will comfortably accommodate any generation of Leica Q camera.

Visoflex 2

Resolution 3,7 MP - large and sharp
viewfinder image
OLED Monitor - high contrast and image
depth
High quality metal housing
Eye sensor and diopter adjustment
-4 up to +3 diopters ? automatic
switch to viewfinder
3 possible detent levels 0 | 45 | 90?for
different perspectives. Magnetic fixation
in zero position
Backward compatible with M 10 family
(M10, M10 Monochrom, M10-R, M10-P,
M10-D) Note: requires a M10 firmware
update, which will be released in March
2022

The Visoflex 2 is always well stowed away in this practical case – and ready for action in a flash. The case is made of Italian sheepskin napa leather, which is known for its softness and durability. Thanks to a special treatment, this leather also repels dust. Leather is a natural product. Like all things natural, every piece of leather is absolutely unique. When exposed to environmental elements and with intensive use, a natural protective layer – or patina – is formed over time, which gives the leather its characteristic appearance.