Leica CL Unboxing & Walkthrough - CL stand for "Compact Leica"?
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Leica CL is a compact rangefinder M-mount film camera which was manufactured in Japan by Minolta for Leica between 1973 and 1976.
The Leica CL featuring most of the thing you can find in the Leica M5 but in a small and compact way, no wonder why this camera outsold the Leica M5 upon its released.
Leica CL was built to be a more reasonable alternative rangefinder film camera for people who would like to get into the rangefinder system but don't want to break the bank for the Leica M series, but I could say that even at a lower price this still truly a Leica quality camera, it feels very good on hand and the shutter sound very satisfying, not to mention this is fully mechanical you can use it without the battery.
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