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The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images
- Thread starter Guy Mancuso
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ChrisDauer
Workshop Member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Hrm... someone sounds bitter.
So true, so true.
And to think, less than a decade ago, it was how I'd plan all of my European vacations. I'll fly into Heathrow, and then figure out where I'm going from there. Now I think, How can I avoid Heathrow? Schiphol, Frankfurt, even Charles de Gaulle. My how the times have changed!
:ROTFL::ROTFL::ROTFL:Well we can rule out the new Terminal 5 at Heathrow because you would still be stuck there and not posting
Hrm... someone sounds bitter.
So true, so true.
And to think, less than a decade ago, it was how I'd plan all of my European vacations. I'll fly into Heathrow, and then figure out where I'm going from there. Now I think, How can I avoid Heathrow? Schiphol, Frankfurt, even Charles de Gaulle. My how the times have changed!
Daniel
New member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
I finally got a chance to try out the Summicron 28mm at Photo Village in New York City. This was my first time handling it, and it's a beautifully built lens. Comparing it with the Voigtlander 28mm Color-Skopar, I fail to notice any difference between these two lenses. Frankly, I have no clue what to look for. Obviously, the Leica Summicron has the widest aperture, and I most certainly could've used this extra speed at my cousin's wedding dinner last night. I think its speed and its focusing ring with is silky feel would've helped a lot. It was a lovely lens to handle.
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I finally got a chance to try out the Summicron 28mm at Photo Village in New York City. This was my first time handling it, and it's a beautifully built lens. Comparing it with the Voigtlander 28mm Color-Skopar, I fail to notice any difference between these two lenses. Frankly, I have no clue what to look for. Obviously, the Leica Summicron has the widest aperture, and I most certainly could've used this extra speed at my cousin's wedding dinner last night. I think its speed and its focusing ring with is silky feel would've helped a lot. It was a lovely lens to handle.
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Daniel
New member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Dan
Fantastic. If it is no trouble, would you take a couple of wide open shots in different lighting conditions and share some samples? Just curious.
Dan
mwalker
Subscriber Member
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
mwalker
Subscriber Member
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Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Thanks Cindy,
I set the camera on a garbage bin, hit the self timer, and hoped that it wouldn't fall off.
I DID have to photoshop in a couple rows of cobblestones in the bottom right once I had straightened it.:angel:
Mike, that last shot seems to be to be good material to work with. I love that lens!
-bob
Thanks Cindy,
I set the camera on a garbage bin, hit the self timer, and hoped that it wouldn't fall off.
I DID have to photoshop in a couple rows of cobblestones in the bottom right once I had straightened it.:angel:
Mike, that last shot seems to be to be good material to work with. I love that lens!
-bob
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Daniel
New member
Terry
New member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Really like the different texture and color between the hoop and building.