
Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5
- Focal length
- 75 mm
- Aperture
- f/2.5
- Weight
- 345 g
- Filter diameter
- 46 mm
- Min. focus distance
- 90 cm
- Length
- 61 mm
At a Glance
The Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 is a short telephoto prime for Leica M full frame with manual focus. It opens to f/2.5 and weighs 345 g at a length of 61 mm. The minimum focus distance is 0.9 m. Its field of view suits portraits.
Good for
- Portraits
Worth knowing
- No autofocus: focusing is manual only.
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Technical Specifications
- Min. focal length
- 75 mm
- Max. focal length
- 75 mm
- Max. aperture (min. zoom)
- f/2.5
- Max. aperture (max. zoom)
- f/2.5
- Min. aperture
- f/16
- Elements
- 6
- Groups
- 4
- Weight
- 345 g (0.76 lb)
- Filter diameter
- 46 mm
- Min. focus distance
- 90 cm (35.43 in)
- Length
- 61 mm (2.4 in)
- Diameter
- 55 mm (2.17 in)
Which cameras does the Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 fit?
The Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 is a full-frame lens for Leica M-Mount cameras. On full-frame bodies it uses the whole sensor; on APS-C Leica M-Mount cameras its field of view equals 113 mm in full-frame terms.
Leica M-Mount cameras
- Full frame:
- Leica M EV1,Pixii Max,Leica M11-D,Leica M11-P,Leica M11 Monochrom,Leica M11,Leica M10-R,Leica M10 Monochrom,Leica M-E (Typ 240),Leica M10-P,Leica M10-D,Leica M10,Leica M-D (Typ 262),Leica M (Typ 262),Leica M Monochrom (Typ 246),Leica M Edition 60,Leica M-P (Typ 240),Leica M (Typ 240),Leica M-E (Typ 220),Leica M Monochrom (Typ 230),Leica M9-P,Leica M9
With the Leica M-Adapter L the lens can also be used on Leica L-Mount cameras.
Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 compared
Key specs side by side with the most similar Leica M-Mount lenses.
| Lens | Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 | KIPON Iberit 75mm f/2.4 | Leica Summarit-M 75mm F2.4 ASPH | Voigtländer APO-Skopar 75mm f/2.8 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Focal length | 75 mm | 75 mm | 75 mm | 75 mm |
| Max. aperture | f/2.5 | f/2.4 | f/2.4 | f/2.8 |
| Weight | 345 g | 270 g | 325 g | 191 g |
| Filter diameter | 46 mm | 49 mm | 46 mm | 43 mm |
| Min. focus distance | 90 cm | 70 cm | 70 cm | 70 cm |
| Length | 61 mm | 65 mm | 60.5 mm | 44 mm |
| Autofocus | no | no | no | no |
| Image stabilization | no | no | no | no |
Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5: FAQ
Does the Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 have autofocus?
No, the Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 has no autofocus; you focus it manually.
Does the Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 have image stabilization?
No, the Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 has no stabilization of its own. On cameras with in-body image stabilization (IBIS) the image is still stabilized.
How much does the Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 weigh?
The Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 weighs 345 g. It is 61 mm long with a diameter of 55 mm.
What filter size does the Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 use?
The Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 takes 46 mm screw-in filters.
How close can the Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 focus?
The minimum focus distance of the Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 is 90 cm, measured from the sensor plane.
Is the Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 a full-frame lens?
Yes, the Leica Summarit-M 75mm f/2.5 covers full frame. On APS-C cameras its field of view equals 113 mm in full-frame terms.
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KIPON Iberit 75mm f/2.4
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