Bill_Green
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I love seeing updates to this thread. The DMR is truly an amazing camera.
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David I bet nobody understands that the bug is over 2 ft long! Florida can be dangerous. rogerTime to bring this thread back to life. Great shots on this page. Here are a few of a guy that's been hanging around my yard lately. Last one a crop... Happy with the results from these handheld shots with the DMR and 100mm 2.8 macro.
I moved from the DMR to Sony for weight reduction more than anything else and to tell the truth, I'm not convinced the Sony's 25 MP captures anything that the Leica's 10 MP do not. However, the difference between 16-bit and 12-bit color is very noticeable.Bill, could not agree with you more. Wish Leica would have kept this series alive with an R10 but it doesn't detract from its capabilities. A bit light in the megapixel category by today's standards but what beautiful pixels they are.
Way to go David!!! :thumbup:Here are a few of a guy that's been hanging around my yard lately..
Nice image really plays to the DMR s strength....you can see the detail just keep going. :thumbup:Dear All,
After all the talk about the new M9 and X1 recently, I thought I would post this picture of springtime in my hometown, Christchurch, New Zealand. I still love my DMR very much!
Best regards
JAMES
Doug:Beautiful photos, Rob. I can imagine these pictures printed huge
Here's one from last weekend:
R8/DMR, 280mm f/4 APO