Leica Vietnam and SMC organized a session to experience the company's most powerful camera: Leica SL3-P

Leica Vietnam has just held an experience session for the latest product Leica SL3-P. This was a very interesting workshop because not only did I get to experience Leica's newest camera, but this was also the first time I went directly to a Muay Thai training ground.

The workshop space took place at Saigon Muay Club (SMC). The workshop allows participants to use Leica SL3-P to record training activities at the club.

Talking a bit about the SL3-P, this is Leica's latest L-mount camera. The product is equipped with a 44MP full-frame sensor, helping to fully complement the company's product line-up including the 60MP high-resolution Leica SL3 and the 24MP SL3-S.

I'm also quite curious why the Leica SL3-P was released and sat in the middle like that. However, after experiencing it, we can partly understand that this is a machine that harmonizes both aspects, recording and taking photos. This is in line with the current trend when many people want to have a machine that can do it all in one.

Regarding detailed experiences, Gia Khang @ Nha Cua Cao will soon share with you. Personally, within the duration of the workshop, I can only give a few quick assessments: -The machine has a good grip, friendly interface, easy to get used to and operate. -Impressive focusing ability and shooting speed, can easily accurately capture the martial arts movements of athletes. -The machine's speed and processing ability are very reliable, in auto ISO and auto WB modes, the color and light handling ability are all very good. -The camera is well compatible with L-mount lenses and is easy to use with M lenses via the mount adapter.

Because I am not familiar with filming, I did not experience this feature of the camera. For this part, I will ask @Nha Cua Cao to share more details in the upcoming experience post. Below are some photos taken at the workshop.

After more than 1 hour of experiencing and taking photos, as usual, everyone will take pictures together to discuss and evaluate. This is a very interesting and extremely difficult part because there are so many beautiful photos, it's difficult to choose.

Thank you Leica Vietnam and Saigon Muay Club for organizing such an interesting workshop.