KatieInTexas wrote:
I think the same Adam. I really don't see the need to upgrade. In fact, I feel the M-E sensor produces better B&W files...
Granted, I haven't shot anything "real" with it. I have a real estate shoot next week and several portrait sessions after that, so we shall see...
The handling is better though, and when you go back to the M-E it'll feel sluggish.. Also the ISO is going to be better, so if you find yourself pushing the ISO limits on the M240, you might miss it when the M-E returns.
But all in all, if you're happy with your M-E then that'll save you a lot of $$. Because as mentioned your images are good either way
Great photos everyone! Hope you have a better Sunday weather than we have here in Stockholm, just below zero a gray sky, windy and a little snow in after lunch. Yummy, not.
Edward, I like the last portrait a lot. Similar to one of a man on the back of a truck you shot with the 25 Biogon a while back.
Here are a few more from the same event. M9 and 35 Summilux.
René - love what you're getting with the ZM35/2.8! In fact, I have to ask if it's really that lens because it looks longer and faster. I should use mine again and get reacquainted.
Katie - that is such a cool tree and how the road was left to accommodate it is great. I'll be curious about your take on the M-E once it's back. I agree with the others, your work has remained very consistent in appearance. Edit - wonderful set you just posted! The ZM's character really works well with these.
Sorry for not commenting on everything!
Some from downtown Hamilton, ON a few weeks ago on a nice late afternoon. Love the light at this time of day and this time of year. Snow has since melted away, but only recently...
