LEICA CL

The Leica CL is a compact 35mm film rangefinder camera introduced by Leica in 1973. It was designed in collaboration with Minolta, making it the only Leica camera that was not entirely manufactured by Leica. The CL features a Leica M bayonet mount, allowing it to use a wide range of Leica M lenses. It has a built-in light meter and a rangefinder focusing system. The camera has a solid build quality with a metal body and a leatherette covering. It offers full manual control and has a shutter speed range from 1/2 to 1/1000 seconds. The Leica CL is a popular choice among photographers who prefer a compact and lightweight camera with the renowned Leica quality.