Leaf new medium format camera range tops out at 56 mpx

Leaf Verto is another feature that was inspired by feedback from professional photographers. With the Leaf Verto internal sensor rotation dial on the side and bottom of the AFi-II 7 and 10, photographers can easily switch orientation without removing the back, adjusting the tripod mount or twisting their wrists. When the sensor turns, the orientation indicator in the viewfinder also adjusts to indicate the current orientation.

Leaf SensorFlex

Leaf SensorFlex in the Leaf AFi-II 10 and Leaf Aptus-II 10 gives photographers a choice: either use the entire high-resolution sensor, or select from pre-defined formats that use only part of the sensor while maintaining full image quality. With SensorFlex, the Leaf AFi-II 10 and Aptus-II 10 offer even faster capture and processing speeds with file sizes appropriate for different types of jobs.

Leaf’s new bright LCD touch screen

In addition to offering the largest LCD display at 6x7cm (3.5 inch diameter) and the only touch screen in the medium format market, Leaf has also made the easy-to-use display on all Leaf AFi-II and Leaf Aptus-II touch screens much easier to see. With a dramatic increase in brightness, the photographer can easily see the display even under challenging lighting conditions.

90° Tilting LCD display

The Leaf AFi-II 7 and 10 are the first medium format cameras to sport a 90° tilting touch screen LCD display. No matter which of the three interchangeable viewfinders photographers use with the Leaf AFi-II (45°, 90° or waist level), the tilting touch screen lets them glance at the preview image and histogram and easily adjust settings while staying in position for the next shot.

Remote image preview on wireless devices

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