shtarka1
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Sparkling Clarity & Color Mike!
Zeiss Biogon 25mm, hopped-up a little in Viveza.
After shooting film for a while, I'm taken aback by the amount of detail in an M8 image. The M9 must be truly fabulous.
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The Latest & Greatest Fun w/Digital M Images
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shtarka1
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A match made in Heaven!Took delivery of a used CV 75mm f2.5 last week, and went out to play at the weekend:
Regards
Mike
Perfect Grab Mike!
shtarka1
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Nice shot of Mr. Ed eying the 24 lux David!Some more horse shots with the 24 lux.
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DavidE
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Thanks, Lloyd and Steve. If I could have only one lens it would be the 24 lux.
All things considered, I would probably prefer a 28mm. I don't tend to use my 28 cron on the M9 because I wear glasses, and the frame lines are too tight. I figure if I have to move my head around to look for the frame lines, I might as well use the 24 lux with an external finder. I should probably try the 28 cron with the 24mm finder to see if I can guesstimate the frame lines.
More 24 lux goodness
All things considered, I would probably prefer a 28mm. I don't tend to use my 28 cron on the M9 because I wear glasses, and the frame lines are too tight. I figure if I have to move my head around to look for the frame lines, I might as well use the 24 lux with an external finder. I should probably try the 28 cron with the 24mm finder to see if I can guesstimate the frame lines.
More 24 lux goodness
oh, this one is fantastic! love it!Thanks, Lloyd and Steve. If I could have only one lens it would be the 24 lux.
All things considered, I would probably prefer a 28mm. I don't tend to use my 28 cron on the M9 because I wear glasses, and the frame lines are too tight. I figure if I have to move my head around to look for the frame lines, I might as well use the 24 lux with an external finder. I should probably try the 28 cron with the 24mm finder to see if I can guesstimate the frame lines.
More 24 lux goodness
Lloyd
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+1. Superb.
thrice
Active member
These will be boring to most but it shows you what I do with my M9 to make money. Most will consider an SLR and a lens with movements to be the champions in the real-estate environment, but with the extent of perspective corrections (I try to avoid these by using a spirit level) available in lightroom 3, the low distortion of rangefinder wide-angles and the IQ of the M9 I think the playing field is rather level.
I have so many of these I will refrain from posting too many as the subject is rather boring All shot with the M9 and 18mm Distagon.
I have so many of these I will refrain from posting too many as the subject is rather boring
All shot with the M9 and 18mm Distagon.
ashwinrao1
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A match made in Heaven!
emphasis on "grab". + 1 for sure. Great moment, even better capture!
Lloyd
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Those are gorgeous, Daniel. Well done indeed.These will be boring to most but it shows you what I do with my M9 to make money. Most will consider an SLR and a lens with movements to be the champions in the real-estate environment, but with the extent of perspective corrections (I try to avoid these by using a spirit level) available in lightroom 3, the low distortion of rangefinder wide-angles and the IQ of the M9 I think the playing field is rather level.
I have so many of these I will refrain from posting too many as the subject is rather boring
m_driscoll
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Steve: Thank you, my friend.Serious IQ,Compositions (without cropping of course
Truthfully, I will admit to the ethical lapse of removing an electric wire in the blue sky of the second photo. Something I've never done before. My predilection is towards leaving the photos as shot. CS5 made it too easy.Cheers, Matt
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m_driscoll
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Mike: +1, +1, :thumbs:A match made in Heaven!
David: +1, +1, Brilliant portraits! Brings out their personality.Nice shot of Mr. Ed eying the 24 lux David!
Cheers, Matt
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
m_driscoll
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David: This is really beautiful. The 24mm is in good hands. I, also, love the 28mm. I think it's slightly more "normal", but with enough wide-angle pizazz. Cheers, MattThanks, Lloyd and Steve. If I could have only one lens it would be the 24 lux.
All things considered, I would probably prefer a 28mm. I don't tend to use my 28 cron on the M9 because I wear glasses, and the frame lines are too tight. I figure if I have to move my head around to look for the frame lines, I might as well use the 24 lux with an external finder. I should probably try the 28 cron with the 24mm finder to see if I can guesstimate the frame lines.
More 24 lux goodness
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
m_driscoll
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Daniel: +1. Glad there's still a real estate market down under. Cheers, Matt.
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Great photos everyone. Daniel's samples with the 18mm Distagon are making me all the more excited to get one soon (got one from D&A at the Buy/Sell forum). I'm enjoying the M9, getting a little more comfortable shooting with it instead of a DSLR. Here's a few from a day trip to Muir Woods in Sausalito CA. All taken with the 50 Lux Pre-ASPH.
