Flashes Leica for camera

he new Leica SF 60 system flash is a compact powerhouse for Leica Cameras designed especially for the models of the S, SL, and M series. It is also fully compatible with the Leica Q and CL, for which it also offers TTL flash exposure control. The SF 60 is an extremely compact and powerful flash unit with an outstanding range of features, and is among the lightest and smallest of its performance class. Despite its weight of only 10.6 oz / 300 grams and height of 3.85' / 98 mm, the flash unit offers a guide number of 197 feet / 60 meter at ISO 100. Its reflector can be swiveled horizontally by 180 degrees in both directions and tilted upwards by up to 90 degrees. This versatile feature of the

From professional photography sessions to casual travel shots, the Leica SF 40 TTL Flash is your go-to lighting solution. This high-quality, shoe-mount flash unit is not only user-friendly but also packed with advanced features, making it a versatile addition to any photographer's gear. The Leica SF 40 TTL Flash boasts a Guide Number (GN) of 131.23' / 40m at ISO 100, ensuring accurate and reliable flash exposures in diverse lighting conditions. This powerful output is adjustable for focal lengths ranging from 24 to 105 mm, providing you with the flexibility to capture your subjects in the best light, whether you're shooting up close or from a distance. One of the standout features of this

The LEICA SF 58 is a powerful and versatile flash unit that is perfectly adapted to the Leica M, R and S systems. Whether you employ its sensitive control options to carefully lighten up a subject, its innovative reflector technology to diversify the lighting and capture movement, or its full capacity to turn the dead of night into living day, is up to you and your creative incentives. Thanks to ample power reserves, extreme speed, comprehensive features and simple handling, the LEICA SF 58 is cut out for any challenge - and, thanks to its integrated USB port, the firmware always remains up to date. While the main reflector is responsible for the indirect flash, the secondary reflector can …