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The Very Latest & Greatest Fun w/Digital M Images

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Photojazz

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Thanks Steve. In case anyone wondered, the curve to left is a noise buffer for skateboard park to left. fyi...

hi Steve, nice shot. Interesting lighting!
 
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Photojazz

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Nice and varied set Anthony. Really like the lighting in last one on the fisher. Spot on focus since you can see the line for goodness sakes!
 
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khc1013

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Thanks steve and photojazz.
Have a sick day is so good because I can sit in bed with my laptop and catch up with this thread :)

Steve: "Tremendous Detail,Contrast & Looks!" That's what i am going for. I am glad I am working my way there. I still have a lot to learn for digital processing. Thanks for silver efex. i was having fun :)

Photojazz: I was having a hard time on focus. Those were the lucky shot. I obtained the 1.25x mag. It helps a ton!!
 
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Photojazz

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focus is challenging on the M for me as well. So far, I am doing pretty good, but I would be horrible on most moving subjects. not being able to see through the lens as far as I can see is the only thing I don't care for about my M9. But the image quality is so outstanding, I am going to continue with this as half my photography. If I need AF, then Nikon to the rescue. :)
 
Lloyd

Lloyd

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khc1013 said:
I am always at least 5 pages behind every time I come back to this thread. Having a hard time to keep up with it. There are some amazing photos from everyone. :)
Here are some from my trip back home for X'mas break.

by khc1013, on Flickr
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Anthony, this set is really terrific. Wonderful b/w conversions. and the subject isolation you're getting is impressive. Were these all shot with a 50mm lens? Very nice self portrait (in the context of HK) in that first image. :salute:
 
Lloyd

Lloyd

Active member
Photojazz said:
focus is challenging on the M for me as well. So far, I am doing pretty good, but I would be horrible on most moving subjects. not being able to see through the lens as far as I can see is the only thing I don't care for about my M9. But the image quality is so outstanding, I am going to continue with this as half my photography. If I need AF, then Nikon to the rescue. :)
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I'm the same, and I hear that a lot from Leica shooters. I will keep my Nikon gear, because there are simply things it does better than the Leica. The reverse is also true, and I was Leica shooter before I was Nikon shooter. Horses for courses. :thumbup:
 
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