New Pixii+ APS-C digital rangefinder camera released

The new Pixii+ has been released with a extended rangefinder that is said to be easier to focus with for new users and sharper for the purists. It is designed for large aperture lenses up to f/1.0 and supports wide lens bodies up to 72mm without rangefinder obstruction.

The camera has the same 26MP APS-C sensor as the previous version and uses the Leica M-Mount. The Pixii+ also includes a new magnetic eyepiece and improved exposure mode.

Now available to buy from the Pixii website with deliveries starting from mid November, the Pixii+ is available in two colours, space gray and black matte, and in four storage options, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB and 128GB. Prices start at €2,699 or around $2,863/£2360 for the 16GB version, making it cheaper than the previous model, which is priced at €2999 and makes it an option to consider if you can’t afford one of the best Leica cameras.

Pixii+ key features:

• New extended rangefinder
• 64-bit processor
• 26MP APS-C sensor
• Interactive viewfinder
• 2-year international warranty
• Dimensions : 138x79x33mm
• Weight: 460g (incl. battery)
• Leica-M compatible lens mount
• Box includes Standard Eyepiece, battery (NP-FW50), USB-A to USB-C cable and User manual

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