Leica APO-Summicron-SL 75mm F2 ASPH sample gallery
Published Jul 26, 2018
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dpreview staff
The Leica SL 75mm F2 was launched alongside the SL 90mm F2 earlier this year, and the pair of lenses share identical dimensions. The 75mm F2 is ever-so-slightly cheaper than its 90mm counterpart, but still impressively sharp on the SL's 24MP full-frame sensor. We've been shooting with Leica's latest short telephoto prime for a little while, and we've put together a gallery of real-world samples.
To get a sense of its performance, we hauled the 75mm F2 from sea-level urban portrait sessions all the way up to 6400 ft in Mt. Rainier National Park.
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