Back in October, Leica unveiled one of its most radical cameras ever. The Leica M-EV1 saw the introduction of an electronic viewfinder for the first time ever, removing one of the most iconic parts of the classic camera.
The benefits of such a design mean that ultra-wide or longer telephoto lenses can be used without needing to use unsuitable frame lines a a guide. With the traditional rangefinder design, a set of frame lines show as an overlay on an optical field-of-view.
