The new camera captures images without interpolation or per-pixel enhancement as it lacks a Bayer color filter array, making it a great choice for black and white photography.
The dual gain architecture gives the M11 Monochrom an impressive sensitivity range up to ISO 200,000. The camera also includes a Maestro III processor, 3GB buffer memory, triple resolution selection, UHS-II card compatibility, USB-C charging and data transfer, upgraded connectivity features Wi-Fi and Bluetooth options, as well as three assignable special function buttons.
The M11 Monochrom also features a 2.3-megapixel LCD with protective sapphire crystal on the back, live view with electronic stabilization, and 256GB internal storage. The new 1800 mAh battery allows you to shoot a full day on a single charge.
Available with the M11 and compatible with M11 Monochrom, the Visoflex 2 electronic viewfinder offers a 3.68 MP OLED panel, built-in -4 to +3 diopter adjustment, wide lens distance and three positioning steps: 0°, 45° and 90°.
The M11 Monochrom retails for $9,195 today, and the Visoflex 2 viewfinder for $740.
Source: Ferra
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