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The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images
- Thread starter Guy Mancuso
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jonoslack
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
:ROTFL:
Oh! just keep quiet won't you!:angry:
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robertwright
New member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
I think the problem is the viewfinder intrusion. Even on the ziess it is bothersome. I wish zeiss woudl come out with a lower cost smaller slower version like the voigtlander p series 25mm. It would make a good street lens.
Been thinking about the voigtlander for that but since it is no longer ltm it makes it that much harder to code.
I think the problem is the viewfinder intrusion. Even on the ziess it is bothersome. I wish zeiss woudl come out with a lower cost smaller slower version like the voigtlander p series 25mm. It would make a good street lens.
Been thinking about the voigtlander for that but since it is no longer ltm it makes it that much harder to code.
jonoslack
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
I use the Zeiss without a hood - get very little flare problem, and it hardly intrudes at all (FwIW).
robertwright
New member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Had s fun with the M8 this morning in Puerto Rico! Here are a few, but be sure to look in the workshop gallery forum for several more!
All of these were taken with the 28 Cron:
Guy will use anything available for anything he needs any time he needs it...
Cheers,
Had s fun with the M8 this morning in Puerto Rico! Here are a few, but be sure to look in the workshop gallery forum for several more!
All of these were taken with the 28 Cron:
Guy will use anything available for anything he needs any time he needs it...
Cheers,
Dale Allyn
New member
woodyspedden
New member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
This is wonderful. Every workshop you get a Mancuso image that is iconic and each time he has a new system. Following his posts you know that the P25+ is already a "done deal" so it only remains to be seen what he will be using by the next workshop.
By the way I am just really learning to use my Hassy CWD and the Kodak senor, IMHO, is a real great deal. Quality of pixels is a missing component from most evaluations but should get more attention. I will be posting some images just taken and would really appreciate a critical evaluation.
Thanks and best
Woody
JackHad s fun with the M8 this morning in Puerto Rico! Here are a few, but be sure to look in the workshop gallery forum for several more!
All of these were taken with the 28 Cron:
Guy will use anything available for anything he needs any time he needs it...
Cheers,
This is wonderful. Every workshop you get a Mancuso image that is iconic and each time he has a new system. Following his posts you know that the P25+ is already a "done deal" so it only remains to be seen what he will be using by the next workshop.
By the way I am just really learning to use my Hassy CWD and the Kodak senor, IMHO, is a real great deal. Quality of pixels is a missing component from most evaluations but should get more attention. I will be posting some images just taken and would really appreciate a critical evaluation.
Thanks and best
Woody
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Some M8 stuff . 28 cron mostly
Some M8 stuff . 28 cron mostly
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
My sleeping spot
My sleeping spot
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John Campbell
Guest
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
I took my daughter on a little field trip to the grocery store in the Hispanic part of St. Paul the other day. As we where leaving I saw these two doors down a hallway. So while my daughter investigated the gumball machines I dashed down the hall and took a quick snap. I guess if you work there they tell you if you're a red employee or a yellow employee. Next step? Find what's behind the doors! jc
I took my daughter on a little field trip to the grocery store in the Hispanic part of St. Paul the other day. As we where leaving I saw these two doors down a hallway. So while my daughter investigated the gumball machines I dashed down the hall and took a quick snap. I guess if you work there they tell you if you're a red employee or a yellow employee. Next step? Find what's behind the doors! jc