Leica Visoflex 2

The **Leica Visoflex 2** is a high-quality electronic clip-on viewfinder that was specifically developed for the **Leica M11** and selected other Leica cameras and significantly expands shooting flexibility. With a **resolution of 3.7 megapixels**, the Visoflex 2 offers a crystal-clear representation of the image section, which ensures precise image composition and focusing. This means that recording is optimally supported even in difficult lighting conditions or in particularly detailed scenes. 

Thanks to its **tiltable design** (up to 90 degrees), the Visoflex 2 allows you to work comfortably from different perspectives - ideal for creative angles and difficult recording conditions. This is particularly advantageous for shooting from low or high positions, where a direct view through the viewfinder is often not possible.

The design of the Visoflex 2 is classic and compact and harmoniously adapts to the aesthetics and quality of the Leica M series. Thanks to its robust workmanship and high-quality optics, it is the perfect companion for Leica photographers who want to benefit from the best image control in every situation. The precise display in the viewfinder makes manual focusing easier and offers a real alternative to classic focusing via the rangefinder.

**Key features:**
- **3.7 megapixel resolution:** Brilliant display for precise image composition and focusing.
- **Tiltable viewfinder (up to 90 degrees):** Flexibility in composing images from unusual perspectives.
- **Robust and high-quality design:** Suitable for the Leica M11 and other compatible models.
- **Simple clip-on mechanism:** Quickly assembled and ready to use for spontaneous shots.
- **Perfect addition to manual focusing:** Ideal for situations that require particularly precise focusing.

The **Leica Visoflex 2** offers Leica photographers a valuable extension for their cameras and enables even more precise, flexible image composition. This electronic viewfinder is the ideal solution for anyone who doesn't want to make any compromises in their photography.