Leicaflex SL 35mm SLR Camera – 1970, Leica R Mount, Very Good Working Condition

Camera Description

The Leicaflex SL is a precision-engineered 35mm SLR camera introduced by Leica in 1968 and produced through the early 1970s. Known for its robust build and pioneering TTL (Through-The-Lens) spot metering, it was Leica’s second-generation reflex camera and remains a favourite among collectors and film enthusiasts. This 1970 example is in Very Good Working Condition, fully tested and ready to shoot.

Key Features:

• Format: 35mm film – Standard 24×36mm frame size
• Lens Mount: Leica R bayonet – Compatible with all Leica R lenses
• Metering: TTL spot metering – CdS cell powered by PX625 battery (modern alternatives available)
• Shutter: Horizontal cloth focal-plane – Speeds from 1s to 1/2000s + Bulb
• Viewfinder: Fixed pentaprism – Bright screen with match-needle metering display
• Focus Screen: Microprism collar – Clear and accurate manual focusing
• Exposure Modes: Manual – Meter aids precision exposure control
• Build Quality: All-metal body – Brass and chrome construction
• Self-Timer: Mechanical delay lever
• Flash Sync: PC socket – X-sync at 1/60s
• Weight: Approx. 900g – Solid and stable in hand