Summilux 11435 ASPH Silver

The LEICA SUMMILUX-M 35 mm f / 1.4 ASPH. is a further magazine of the popular wide-angle lens of the M rangefinder system. Thanks to the latest developments in optics and precision engineering, a new 35-looking lens
standard in the fast wide angle lens portfolio. Whether it's selective focus in close-ups, available high-contrast light applications or landscape shots with immense depth of field, the lens offers compelling arguments in
any situation. Compared to its predecessor, the new LEICA SUMMILUX-M 35 mm f / 1.4 ASPH. now incorporate a movement
element: the lenses behind the diaphragm blades have been constructed as a floating assembly that changes position relative to the front
when focusing to ensure that the LEICA SUMMILUX-M 1: 1.4 / 35 mm ASPH. achieves equally outstanding imaging performance at closer focusing distances. Another new feature is a distinctive all-metal screw-mount rectangular lens hood that contributes to the lens's even more compact size.
Even wide open, the LEICA SUMMILUX-M 35 mm f / 1.4 ASPH. reveals unprecedented in-field performance characteristics of compact 35mm lenses: exceptional imaging performance across the entire focusing range, from infinity to minimum focus, excellent contrast, even in the thinnest structures, excellent rendition of detail on the entire field of the image, good flattening of the field and, stopped at f2 and beyond, almost complete freedom from the effects of the coma. It is hardly possible to improve this optical performance by stopping

The new standard for Leica M photography

Unlimited flexibility
The Summilux-M 35mm f / 1.4 ASPH. moderate combinations features wide-angle with natural proportions, which makes this focal length particularly versatile. Whether it's selective focus at short distances, landscape shooting with the widest depth of field, this lens has a wonderful performance in any situation.

To achieve maximum optical performance at short focusing distances, the lenses behind the diaphragm are operated as a floating group, which moves relative to the front group during focusing. Also new is the all-metal rectangular lens hood with screw attachment, which contributes significantly to the compact size of the lens.