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I Shot 115 Weddings on the Leica M11 - Comprehensive Review on using the M11 for Wedding Photography

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I took some time to give my opinions on the Leica M11 after over 115 Weddings and Elopements in about Two Years of owning this camera. In this video I take you through how far the Leica M11 body has come, different variations so far and how I use mine specifically for Wedding Photography. Photo examples and bad jokes along the way. If you'd like to see the full blog post from just a few weddings: https://www.teribphotography.com/2022/08/08/leica-m11-wedding-photography/ Links if you're interesting in purchasing this camera: Leica M11: https://bhpho.to/3YYjU1V Leica M11-P: https://bhpho.to/3WMqU1L Leica M11 Monochrome: https://bhpho.to/42BFGMo Leica M11-D: https://bhpho.to/4aJGyR2 Links help support this channel :) Thanks so much for watching! Instagram Wedding Account: @teribphotography #leicam11 #leicam #weddingfilmphotographer #weddingfilmphotography #rangefinder #camerareview #digitalcamera

About This Video

I bought my Leica M11 in May of 2022, and in this video (filmed February 2025) I’m finally sitting down to talk about how it’s actually held up after 115+ weddings and elopements. I’m using the original “OG” M11 (black paint, no regrets), and I walk through what made it exciting in the first place—no base plate, easier battery/SD access, bigger screen vs the M10, and the flexibility of choosing file sizes (18/36/60MP) and RAW/JPEG options. I also touch on the other current variations (M11-P, Monochrom, and M11-D) and why I haven’t switched. Most of this review is about real wedding use: the settings I live on (manual, ISO shortcut button, continuous low vs single), how low I’ll drag shutter (yes, I’ll go to 1/8s if I need to), and the ISO range I actually like (I’m not a “high ISO girl”—2,000 is my comfort ceiling, 3,200 is basically my max). I talk battery life, SD cards (I stick with fast SanDisk Extreme Pro 300MB/s, usually 128GB), internal memory as a pinch-hitter, and what focusing looks like for me on a rangefinder during a chaotic day. Bottom line: the M system is a weird choice for weddings, but I keep choosing it because of the images. I’m not chasing perfect cookie-cutter sharpness—I want nuance, a little softness sometimes, and photos that don’t follow the rules.

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