Leica has a new camera for pros who shoot both video and stills. The $5,295 Leica SL3-S, which launches today, is a full-frame mirrorless hybrid camera optimized for fast-action stills and 6K video. Like the SL3 it’s based on,

Leica has unveiled its latest full-frame mirrorless camera, the 24-megapixel SL3-S with improved performance and video compared to its predecessor, the SL2-S. It largely resembles the photo-centric 60-megapixel SL3 unveiled in March last year,

Leica just unveiled its SL3-S camera. That's a relative bargain, and packs in some seriously cool tech. If you're a fan of the best cameras on the market, you'll already be familiar with Leica. The German brand is one of the most significant in photographic history, having crafted some seriously sought after devices over the years.

The new Leica SL3-S is a full-frame mirrorless camera that shoots 24MP stills up to 30fps and 6K open gate 10-bit video.

A decade after Leica launched its SL-System cameras, and less than a year after it issued the Leica SL-3, it has dropped a variation on the latter – the Leica SL3-S. It weighs in at US$5,295, and is being sold online by third party sellers in Australia for nearly $12,

S, has been developed to meet the demands of professional photography and videography at a lower price than the original SL-3.

The new full-frame Leica SL3-S comes with a 24 megapixel sensor, fast autofocus and integrates tamper-proof metadata into photos.

The Leice SL3-S is the company's fastest interchangeable lens camera: a 24MP full-frame L-mount mirrorless capable of 30fps. But, as you might expect, this comes at a price.

Powerful new Leica SL3-S adds to the SL System range, with fast new AF and higher-end video features, plus tilting touchscreen The post Leica SL3-S stills/video hybrid lands – the fastest Leica ever made!