Manual focus on leica sl

This Lens Adapter from Novoflex enables the use of your Nikon F lenses on Leica T and SL mirrorless digital camera bodies. The adapter features a durable, machined construction and has a manual design that does not relay any lens-to-camera communication, thereby requiring the use of manual focus, stop-down metering, and either manual or aperture priority exposure mode. This was suppose to be a Leica SL + 24-90mm Vario vs Novoflex adapted Canon 24-70mm autofocus accuracy comparison. But the day before the test, the autofocus on my Novoflex SL/EOS adapter stopped working. Needless to say, I wasn't happy - which wasn't exactly a good thing - since I had arrange to co The Leica SL System continues to grow and mature. Two and a half years since the SL (Typ 601) launched, Leica's focus is now on expanding the lens lineup. The 24-90 and 90-280, the first two SL lenses, are the first zooms that I've used which offer Leica prime lens quality at every focal length The body of the SL is made out of aluminum and feels very solid and quite hefty at 847 grams. The screen on the back is a 3 inch touchscreen with a resolution of 1,040,000 dots that's unfortunately not articulated, but we are still happy that Leica decided to include a touchscreen, something that's a must for a modern camera, especially at this price point. The SL lenses have been designed specifically for the SL body, and come straight out of the Leica S design manual. They look and feel just like S lenses, which is a very very good thing. The shiny finish, robust feel and smooth zoom/focus are of the highest manufacture and are a joy to use. A LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHER IN-DEPTH LEICA SL REVIEW: WILL IT DELIVER IN THE BIG OUTDOORS? When using manual focus lenses, pressing the joystick starts focus magnification, a feature I love to have on the SL and that makes manual focussing a breeze. Naturally as a Leica M and SL enthusiast, the A9 made me wonder how its improved autofocus would compare to the Leica