Luxury camera brand Leica launched two limited editions for Q2 full-frame fixed-focus cameras last year, "Q2 Reporter" and "Q2 Monochrom Reporter". Recently, there was news on the Internet that Leica will continue to launch the Reporter version for the full-frame mirrorless camer

Luxury camera brand Leica Leica launched two limited editions for Q2 full-frame fixed-focus cameras last year, "Q2 Reporter" and "Q2 Monochrom Reporter". Recently, there was news on the Internet that Leica will continue to launch the Reporter version for the full-frame mirrorless camera SL2-S, and related spy photos have been leaked.

Although Leica's newly launched camera is called the "SL2-S Reporter" version, the core part of the camera is basically the same as the current SL2-S. It also uses a 24-megapixel full-frame CMOS photosensitive element, and has functions such as 5-axis 5.5-level body shockproof, 5fps focus continuous shooting, and 225-point contrast detection autofocus point.

You can see through spy photos that in terms of appearance design, the Leica SL2-S Reporter version, like the previous "Q2 Reporter" version, removed the red "Cola Cover" Leica trademark on the front of the body, and directly printed the more eye-catching "LEICA" logo on the front. The skin part will also be wrapped with Kevlar fiber, and the body will be wrapped with Kevlar fiber, and woven in a unique way, giving the camera better wear resistance and resistant to chemical and thermal hazards.

Kevlar Kevlar is a synthetic material known for its excellent elasticity. It is often used to make high-end protective clothing. The tightly woven Kevlar fibers are almost impossible to disassemble. In addition, Kevlar fibers can withstand high temperatures and certain chemical infringement, forming a layer of "armor" with "checked" trim on the body, which can cope with harsh shooting environments.

In addition, Kevlar itself will adapt to the ultraviolet rays over time, thereby changing the color until it matches the camera's khaki green body.

The data currently published on the Internet does not disclose the production quantity of the Leica SL2-S Reporter version. If the previous Q2 Reporter is limited to 350 units and M10-P Reporter version is limited to 450 units, it is expected that the production quantity of the Leica SL2-S Reporter version should be similar, and of course the price is also very high. Interested gamers can study it.