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Model No: AA52 Leica Series

Lens Adapter Tube for Leica Camera

Tiny Tube, Big Difference: Your Leica's Gateway to More Gear
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Hey there, fellow Leica shooter!

So, you've got this beautiful, compact powerhouse—a Leica X1, X2, or XE. It's sharp, it's portable, and it takes stunning photos. But sometimes, you look at that fixed lens and think,"I wish I could screw on my favorite polarizing filter,"or"It would be nice to add a bit of macro capability."

That's where these little guys come in.

They're not magic, they're not lenses—they're adapter tubes. Think of them as simple, smart translators. Your Leica X camera speaks its own"thread language"on the lens barrel. These adapters translate that so it can talk to and use the huge world of standard 49mm and 52mm photo accessories.

What's in the Box? Let's Break It Down.

P/NDescriptionCompatible CameraFront Thread CompatibilityRemark
NP8339Adapter Tube for Leica X1 52mmLeica X1 X2 XE Digital Cameraall accessories with Ø 52mm threadFor Leica
NP8342Lens Adapter LA-49X1 for Leica X1 X2Leica X1 X2 XE Camera Digital Cameraall accessories with Ø 49mm threadFor Leica
NP8343Lens Adapter LA-49X2S for Leica X1 X2;SilverLeica X1 X2 Cameraall accessories with Ø 49mm threadFor Leica

We have three models, all built with precision to fit your camera like it was made by Leica itself.

  • NP8342 / NP8343 (The 49mm Twins): These are your go-to, all-purpose adapters. The NP8342 is classic black, and the NP8343 has a sleek silver finish to match a silver X2 body perfectly. Once attached, you can finally use all those standard 49mm filters—UV for protection, ND for long exposures in bright light, or a CPL to cut reflections and boost skies. Want a lens hood for extra flare protection? Just find one with a 49mm thread.

  • NP8339 (The 52mm Upgrade): This one is the "step-up"special. It gives your camera a 52mm front thread. Why would you want that? The 52mm size is incredibly popular. This often means you have a much bigger selection of filters and accessories to choose from, sometimes at better prices. It’s also perfect if you already own some 52mm gear from another camera system.

Okay, Cool. But Will It Mess Up Our Photos?
 
This is the #1 question we get, and it's a great one. The short answer is no, not at all.
Here’s why: These aren't optical elements. There's no glass inside that could distort your image. They are hollow, finely-machined metal tubes. Their only job is to extend the thread on your lens outward by a few millimeters.
Think of it like putting a perfectly fitted ring on your finger. It doesn't change you, it just gives you a new way to attach other things (like a charm).
Pro-Tip: The inside is matte black to prevent any light bouncing around, so you can shoot with confidence. Your image quality stays 100% Leica—whatever you screw onto the adapter (a good filter or a cheap one) is what will affect the final shot.
 
 
"Which One is Right for Me?"Let's Figure It Out.

Don't worry, it's simpler than it looks.

Get the 49mm Adapter (NP8342/NP8343) if...

  • You're new to filters and want the most straightforward, common size.

  • You're looking for a simple way to attach a protective UV filter or a lens hood.

  • You like the classic, low-profile look that matches the camera's original size closely.

Get the 52mm Adapter Tube (NP8339) if...

  • You want access to the widest possible variety of filters and accessories.

  • You already have a collection of 52mm filters from another camera.

  • You plan to stack multiple accessories and want to avoid vignetting (dark corners) by starting with a larger thread size.

 
Other Questions You Might Have... 

Q: Is it hard to put on?
A: Not at all! Just make sure your camera is off. Gently screw it onto the front of your lens, clockwise, until it's snug. Please don't force it or overtighten it. Hand-tight is perfect.

Q: Can I still use my camera's built-in lens cap?
A: Yes! The adapter is designed to sit outside the area where the built-in cap closes. Your camera's original automatic cap will work exactly as before.

Q: My friend has a Leica Q2. Will this fit that?
A: Nope. These are designed specifically for the Leica X1, X2, and XE series with their fixed lenses. The Q series, M series, and others have completely different designs and threads.

Q: Can I put a step-up ring on this adapter to go even bigger?
A: You absolutely can. Once the adapter is on, your camera effectively has a 49mm or 52mm thread. You can then use standard step-up rings (like 49mm to 67mm) to attach even larger filters. Just remember, the more you stack, the more you risk seeing the corners of the rings in your photos, especially at wider focal lengths.

 

If you love your Leica X camera but sometimes feel limited by its fixed lens, one of these adapter tubes is the simplest, most affordable upgrade you can make.It doesn't change your camera. It unlocks its potential.

Ready to see your world through a polarizer or protect that precious front element? Pick your adapter and screw on a whole new creative chapter.