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3 Reviews  

Average Rating: 4 out of 5

Joel W. Spingarn member since: 2/3/2006	Rating: 5 out of 5 The pics I will upload were taken with this camera and I consider it the best in its time. I now have a Nikon D70s and hope to become proficent in digital photography. 2/5/2006 7:47:10 PM
Joann Cablas joann-cablas-photography.com member since: 9/25/2003	Rating: 3.5 out of 5 I like the quality of the lens, it's small and easy to hold and carry in a pocket. I like that it only requires two AA batteries, that are rechargeable. I like the speed at which it's ready to take pictures, short wait time for the data to be downloaded to the smartmedia card. I like it's macro capability, if I'm shooting texting, an object or person it's usually nice and clear. I do not like that when I use the zoom feature, the pictures are typically blurred. I wish it had the ability to change lens. When I was buying the camera I wished I thought more about buying one with interchangeable lens. I'm not sure I like that it does pixaltion to achieve 4.3. 10/1/2003 2:58:51 PM
John R. Keistler member since: 3/12/2003	Rating: 4 out of 5 All three original Leicaflex cameras are examples of the finest German design and execution. The SL2 was the last 'Flex before the R series. It is extremely usable today with the current lenses. It offers manual-only exposure setting, not a limitation for any capable photographer, and can be quite fast in use for those who know photography. However, today, it is considered a collectible camera, and not one I'd use every day. More modern R-bodies are both less expensive and more practical as a base for the world-famous Leica lenses. 4/12/2003 12:00:03 AM