
The Leica SL3-P camera is rumored to be announced at the end of June (around June 22-25th).
The rumored/expected Leica SL3-P camera specifications can be found here:

The Leica SL3-P camera is rumored to be announced at the end of June (around June 22-25th).
The rumored/expected Leica SL3-P camera specifications can be found here:

As previously reported, Light Lens Lab will continue developing the “Z21” series M-mount lenses with additional focal lengths, retaining the same rendering and characteristics as the current Light Lens Lab 50mm f/1.5 Z21.
On June 5th, 2026, Light Lens Lab will announce a new 75mm f/1.5 Z21 lens for Leica M-mount, further expanding the distinctive “Z21” series (a modern homage to the rare 1950s/60s Angénieux S21) to a 75mm focal length.
The Z21 line uses high-refractive-index, lanthanide-infused glass to recreate vintage character while improving contrast and usability. Expect a 10-blade (or similar) diaphragm for smooth bokeh, aluminum construction for lightweight (~300-350g), a minimum focus distance of ~0.7m, full-frame coverage, vintage-inspired with classic engraved markings, yet usable on modern digital Leica cameras.
Check the official Light Lens Lab for updates.
Previous coverage of Light Lens Lab lenses can be found here:


→ Meike announced a new AF 85mm f/1.4 Ⅱ MIX full-frame lens for L-mount available in three different colors (additional information).

→ The Mandler 35mm f/2 “Seven Elements” lens for Leica M/LTM mount is still in stock.

→ Some Sandsik and Lexar memory cards are on sale (see full list).

→ There is a new Leica-focused project/website called Red Dot Field Guide – a growing resource covering Leica cameras, used prices, release history, and related editorial features.

→ Upcoming destination workshops from Leica Store Miami.



The extremely popular Mandler 35mm f/2 “Seven Elements” lens for M/LTM mount is now back in stock in limited quantities. The last few batches sold in a day or less, so act fast if you want one.
The Mandler 35mm f/2 is a complete reproduction of the original Leica Summicron 35mm f/2 seven-element optical lens formula. The name “Mandler” is a tribute to Walter Mandler, who designed many legendary Leica lenses.
Additional information on the Mandler 35mm f/2 “Seven Elements” lens for M/LTM mount:


A Leica Q camera (looks like a Leica Q3 43 with a 28 mm Summilux lens?) appears in the new James Bond 007 First Light video game as a “Shockwave Camera” that stuns enemies and inflicts damage on body armor:
The James Bond connection to the Leica Q line is twofold: Q (the gadget master) has a Leica Q for 007.
I believe that Leica has an ongoing partnership with the James Bond franchise and a history of making limited editions James Bond 007 cameras (is another Leica 007 special edition on the way?):
Thypoch released a new Simera-C 16mm T1.9 cine lens for Leica M-mount (product page) and a six-lens cinema kit (product page) for Leica M-mount (additional information):
Thypoch also recently released this M-mount auto-lock lens adapter (product page):

Last week Thypoch announced the previously reported Ksana 35mm f/2 ASPH lens for Leica M-mount (orders at the Thypoch online store and B&H Photo):
Thypoch Ksana 35mm f/2 ASPH lens for Leica M-mount officially launched, available for order

Via PhotoRumors