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The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images
- Thread starter Guy Mancuso
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m_driscoll
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Thanks for looking. Cheers.
1. M8; 21mm f/2.8; 1/1000s; ISO 160
2. M8; 21mm f/2.8; 1/1000s; ISO 160
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
1. M8; 21mm f/2.8; 1/1000s; ISO 160
2. M8; 21mm f/2.8; 1/1000s; ISO 160
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Thanks for the comments about this photo. It was one of those images where all the elements came together for a brief moment. A second later my dog Touch sprinted after a squirrel and the image was gone.
That is the true reality of photography, you capture the image and will never take another just like it :lecture:
Thanks for the flowers...victoriapio & Lloyd...
It is the f1.0 Nocti...
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Lloyd
Active member
Beauties... lots of swirly, glowing goodness in that first one, and fabulous bokeh in the others. Is that the Nocti f1,0?
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
M8 50mm
Lloyd
Active member
Very nice OC, I especially like the second one.
Lloyd
Active member
Very nice, Cindy. I also really like that truck shot.
Knorp
Well-known member
Hi there Jono, that was a hard and long pursuit ! Congrats with the MATE, mate !
I suppose you and Emma are quite happy to have the 'lost' son back. At least he brought some pretty strong stories home for all to enjoy !
Yes, these are from the "one happy day" with the broken 9.
Will get a "grey-loaner" Saturday and then have to wait and see what happens with mine: repair or replacement, but that's not before January.
Kind regards.
Knorp
Well-known member
jonoslack
Active member
It certainly was a long pursuit! In the end I got one from ebay for £2024, it isn't coded, but it is absolutely mint (it's hard to believe that it was ever used), everything seems to work properly, and I've hand coded it successfully for the time being.
Yes - we certainly are, as you can see, he's quite enthusiastic!
Well, as a 'half full' person, at least you'll be able to do lots of practising on the shutter of the loaner camera, and when you get yours back it'll be brand new again!
Having seen the way they work at Solms, I think you can be sure that your camera will be at least 'as good as new' (whatever that may mean) when you get it back!
all the best
Knorp
Well-known member
Too me it's even now 'almost full', really ! And I'm not kidding you here. The only down site is that I had to rap-up my camera, so I can't fondle it ...
Tell you what: I'm very curious to find out about the loaner's paint job. I expect it to be an early version with perhaps 'thinner' paint. Might be interesting !All the best.
jonoslack
Active member
Nothing like a good fondle!Too me it's even now 'almost full', really ! And I'm not kidding you here. The only down site is that I had to rap-up my camera, so I can't fondle it ...
All the best.
I know that conventional wisdom is that it's good to have something brand new rather than 'repaired'. But I think it's a bit different with an M9, which is hand made anyway - I think it's just a case of putting it back in the production line at the appropriate point (i.e. wherever the sensor is fitted). All the calibration and testing will then be done again, just as if it were the first time.
Here's one taken this morning (before the heavens opened) . . . shows what good it does if I go to church :ROTFL:
Mate at 28mm fsomethingorotherprobably8
Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
Another IR - yesterday's post. M8.2, 75mm lux, B+W 092, iso 640, focus using f5.6 as the IR index.
