Leica M11-D (2024)

Name: Leica M11-D
Brand: Leica

A digital rangefinder camera without a screen, released in September 2024 as a minimalist variant of the Leica M11 series.

Overview

The Leica M11-D is a digital rangefinder system camera in Leica's M-series. It was released on September 12, 2024, after the M11-P from October 2023. There is no rear screen, which is unusual for a digital rangefinder. You shoot it the analog way, but it still captures digital images. It uses Leica's M bayonet lens mount with 6-bit encoding support and is designed to work with 83 currently available native M-mount lenses. It has USB-C connectivity and an improved Fotos app for image transfer and control.

Specifications

Sensor	Full-frame BSI CMOS sensor with Triple Resolution Technology (60 / 36 / 18 MP) — note: conflicting report lists 60.3mp CCD sensor (Sansmirror)
Image resolution	9528 x 6328 JPEG or 14-bit raw DNG
Shutter	Mechanical 60 min to 1/4,000 sec, bulb; Electronic Shutter up to 1/16,000 sec
Dimensions	139 x 38.5 x 80 mm
Weight	approx. 539 g with battery, 457 g without
Lens mount	Leica M bayonet with additional sensor for 6-bit encoding
Connectivity	USB-C Charging, PTP and Apple MFI connectivity using USB-C port
Price	$9,395 (original price, TechRadar); £8,100 (Park Cameras); €9,350 including VAT (Leica Press release)

Design

The Leica M11-D is a mirrorless digital camera without a screen, built around core photographic function only. The idea is to cut digital distractions and leave a rangefinder with digital capture. It uses a specially developed M-sensor to deliver the "Leica Look," and Triple Resolution Technology allows flexible file sizes. There's no display, but USB-C handles data transfer and app integration.

Context

The M11-D was introduced alongside the M11 and M11 Monochrom as a specialized variant for photographers who want a screenless, distraction-free workflow. It sits after the M11-P in Leica's product timeline. A limited "100 Years of Leica Anniversary Set" version is scheduled for exclusive release in select Leica stores in Spring 2026.