joakim wrote:
Changing of the guards. M9 and 28 Summicron (this is actually taken the same morning as my previous set!)
This picture and the ones in p.1123 #8 and p.1123 #11 could form a set called, Det finns inget dåligt väder, bara dåliga kläder". But the wonderful colors are quintessentially M9, on which subject there a is a new, particularly corrosive thread on the LUF.
NOTE: Swedish phrase translates as, "There is no bad weather, only bad clothing".
This shot was intended as a test in the wild of f/2.0 on the Summicron-35v4, but ten minutes later it occurred to me that the lens I had on my camera was the DR Summicron-50. Nevertheless, I liked the picture and it may end up in the second chapter of the Alone in Bangkok book project…not sure yet: when you’re photographing for a book, it takes on a life of its own.
M-Monochrom | DR Summicron-50 | ISO 320 | f/2.0 | 1/1500 sec Chiang Mai
Great pics as usual zhangyue. I was curious, and when I looked at the 21mm biogon at b&h, they note it's not for use with an M9 due to red balance issue. Do you notice a problem using this lens?
chrislee wrote:
Great pics as usual zhangyue. I was curious, and when I looked at the 21mm biogon at b&h, they note it's not for use with an M9 due to red balance issue. Do you notice a problem using this lens?
I do see minor problem even with 21mm leica code. Not always show, but sky can be problem, especially heavy PP or underexposure too much. There are many way fix it I believe but I never bothered to do it. I will still recommend this lens for Leica for its sharpness/$ ratio. BTW, for some case with PP, even 28cron can show problem
Thank you Adam! Yes that would be the second time I buy the C Sonnar It has limited use compared to the planar, but when used in the right circumstances it really shines.
