Is the new Leica M11 camera using a Sony sensor? (a7R IV)



Is the new Leica M11 camera using a Sony sensor (a7R IV)? See this post from SonyAddict:

“It’s interesting to me that the new Leica M11 very closely matches the performance of the Sony a7RIV, because Leica has always been full of pride that their cameras are built primarily in Germany using European technology, but it looks to me like Leica may have convinced Sony to share a tweaked 60MP sensor with them.

Photons to Photos published its PDR results, which you can see and manipulate here, and the sensors are pretty close to identical with the Leica tuned to perform a little better at base ISO while remaining competitive all the way up to 51,200 ISO. This could be due to the camera exhibiting better thermal characteristics or because Leica doesn’t need the sensor to read out beyond when you are taking a photo. I’d be curious to see how the PDR results might change while using Live View or sensor-based metering, but so far these modes haven’t been tested. It sure would be interesting if the Leica fell slightly behind the Sony a7RIV while using the sensor for these kinds of tasks.”

Camera Model Maximum
PDR
Low Light
ISO
Low Light
EV
Leica M10-P 10.48 3700 10.21
Leica M10-R 10.71 4083 10.35
Leica M11 11.82 4931 10.62
Sony a7RIV 11.62 4744 10.57

Leica M11 camera sensor measurements now available at PhotonsToPhotos

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