Are there still people willing to buy cameras that can only take black and white photos? In fact, Leica has released many black and white cameras, proving that this market still exists. The recently launched Leica M11 Monochrom is the sister model of the M11, equipped with a 60.3-megapixel full-frame black and white sensor with 3 times the resolution, extremely low noise, allowing photographers to focus on light and shadow composition and capture the purest black and white images.
The camera supports raw files in DNG or JPEG format, offering a variety of resolutions and ISO sensitivity ranges. The camera body has built-in 256 GB of storage space and supports both Bluetooth and USB-C. It is very convenient to use the Leica FOTOS app for photo post-processing.
This German-made camera features a full metal body that exudes both internal and external elements of the M series’ classic design, including a top cover made of high-quality aluminum, a sapphire glass display, a black scratch-resistant coating, and leather accents. Like previous black and white cameras, Leica’s iconic “red dot” logo is hidden, showcasing a subtle personality. The optical viewfinder adopts a dark chrome coating process, highlighting its minimalist signature design.
