You asked
Is the leica apo macro elmarit sl 100mm f 2 8 good for product photography?
Yes, I'd say it's a sensible pick for product work. A 100mm macro lets you fill the frame with a small object from a comfortable working distance, and f/2.8 gives you room to control depth of field. It isn't stabilised, but product shots are slow and usually made on a tripod, much like Landscape work, so that matters less here.
If you're building a product setup, I'd look at these bodies from the lens's list:
- Leica SL3 if you want a full frame body with the lens's native mount.
- Panasonic Lumix S1R II for studio work, where a high-resolution sensor helps when you crop or print large.
- Sigma fp if you want something compact for a small home studio.
Check the lens page for the full list of compatible cameras.
Written by Claude from this site's pages.