The very compact camera (the R4s is the smallest Leica SLR ever built in terms of housing volume) offered everything that the photographer could expect in 1980: aperture automatic (integral or selective metering), aperture automatic (integral metering), program automatic (integral metering). measurement) and manual setting (selective measurement). In addition to the equipment details known from the R3, such as the eyepiece shutter, exposure correction and dip button, there were changeable focusing screens for the first time, and the Leica SLR was equipped as standard for operation with a winder or motor - there were “MOT” versions not anymore. All prices contain the statutory sales tax, but due to various tax types, this cannot always be shown separately on the invoice. In tax class 1,.