endre novak
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fully agree, excellent images.
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The Latest & Greatest Fun w/Digital M Images
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Summicronix
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M9, Tele-Elmar 4,0/135
ashwinrao1
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Summicronix, that's a sweet shoot!!!! Nice use of the tele-elmar and welcome!
Endre, Steve, Matt, Lloyd, David, and all, thanks!
Endre, Steve, Matt, Lloyd, David, and all, thanks!
ashwinrao1
Active member
A couple from today at Glazers Camera in Seattle.
M9 and Noct f/0.95
M9 and Noct f/0.95
ashwinrao1
Active member
So cool! What an image, and what scope and dynamic range. The CV 15 may find its way back into my bag one day soon. I haven't anything wider than 24 mm at the moment....Tuesday's blog post. M9 + 15mm CV. Cornerfixed.
The Zeiss 18 tempts me so, though...
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Summicronix
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Autumn ..... M8 - 2,0/75
endre novak
Member
a marvel.
endre novak
Member
m8, cv 35
mathomas
Active member
Wow, "into the maelstrom".
mathomas
Active member
Great street shot. It has a little of everything -- even a beautiful tree!Thanks Lloyd, Steve, Jan, and Matt.
I know. It felt strange shooting with the 50mm.
I kept thinking I was supposed to switch to the external viewfinder to recompose the shot, and then remembering I could focus and compose all at once. I'm thinking about buying a used 50mm external finder, as I've gotten used to the larger and brighter view that externals can provide.
Returning to wide-angle (whew!), here's another people shot using the 24 lux.
mathomas
Active member
Wow, great stuff in the past 24 hours...
Here are a couple from last evening, taking the Noct f/0.95 for a spin in Seattle:
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All good as usual, but this one has a "quality". It's almost like a scene out of a movie.
mathomas
Active member
I'm not usually one for heavy processing (except for B&W conversions), but aside from the good compositions, some of these have a painterly quality that makes them special.M8 and 35mm 'cron from this morning, with a large helping of LR3
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Mike
mathomas
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Another one from Buena Vista, CO, shot from our vacation place on the prairie. Pretty eye-catching near-lenticular clouds. On the right is a rock formation called "Sleeping Indian" (it doesn't show very well here).
Leica M8 + Zeiss 50mm Sonnar
Conversion in Nik Silver Efex
Leica M8 + Zeiss 50mm Sonnar
Conversion in Nik Silver Efex
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Lloyd
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Now that's a STUNNER!!! :bugeyes::bugeyes::bugeyes:
Welcome to the forum. Let's see more... lots more!:thumbup:
mathomas
Active member
Hey, an IR photo I actually like. A lot!The M8 still going strong: Summicron 50 asph, B&W 092 IR filter:
Nice one...
Lloyd
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I like it too. That's a beauty. :thumbup:
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normanchoi
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This photo was taken in Beijing, China with the 0.95. Hope you guys like it!
Lloyd
Active member
LOVE this! What a great image. Thanks for sharing. (and welcome to the forum.) :salute: